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These Doctors Secretly Used Their Own Sperm For Artificial Inseminations

“I would bet a lot of these doctors had power reasons for doing this — mental health issues, narcissistic issues — or maybe they were attracted to certain women."PixabayDoctors in a dozen states and several European countries have potentially impregnated women with their own sperm instead of the authorized donor sperm. According to the New York Times, numerous doctors and fertility specialists in the United States and around the world have impregnated women with their own sperm rather than the selected donor sperm during artificial insemination.

When Did Slavery End In The U.S.? Inside The Complicated Answer

From the Emancipation Proclamation to the end of the Civil War to the 13th Amendment, go inside the real story of how slavery was abolished in the United States.Slavery was a fact of life in the United States from the very beginning. By the time the country declared its independence from Great Britain in 1776, enslaved people had already been arriving on American shores for well over a century. And when the Civil War broke out in 1861, enslaved people numbered nearly four million in the U.

When Lawn Gnomes Were Actual People

In 1800s Europe, real-life humans served as ornamental garden hermits on the estates of wealthy landowners. This is their bizarre yet true story.Wikimedia CommonsA late 18th-century rendering of a garden hermit in Germany. Before the days of the ceramic lawn gnome, a human being often played the role of the dour, robe-wearing guardian of flora and fauna — and that person was preferably a grizzled old man who didn’t mind living in seclusion and forgoing even basic personal hygiene.

Woman Survives In Australian Wild With Only Lollipops And Wine

Lillian Ip was heading to a popular tourist destination in Victoria, Australia when she became lost, forcing her to eat lollipops and drink wine to survive before rescue crews finally spotted her.Victoria Police/Twitter Victoria Police’s airborne search and rescue mission paid off after several days when they finally spotted Lillian Ip on the ground. The Victoria Police rescued a woman in the remote Australian wilderness after she spent five days lost and stranded with only lollipops and a bottle of wine to survive.

11 Times 'Unsolved Mysteries' Helped Solve Famous Cold Cases

Did Unsolved Mysteries Solve Craig Williamson’s Baffling Disappearance? YouTubeCraig Williamson marrying Christine Reinhard at Lake Tahoe on October 7, 1990, just a few years before Williamson’s amnesia struck and he mysteriously vanished. He was a fisherman and a farmer who had found the love of his life just a few years before he disappeared. Two years after vanishing, he turned up, claiming he’d suffered from amnesia and had no memory of his wife.