On October 14, 1912, John Schrank shot Teddy Roosevelt in the chest, but the former president carried right on with the speech he was preparing to give as if nothing happened.In September 1901, a man named John Schrank had a troubling dream. In this dream, he saw President William McKinley, who had just been assassinated by Leon Czolgosz, rise up in his coffin. McKinley then pointed his finger across the room at an eerie figure cloaked in the robes of a monk.

John F. Kennedy Jr. was just 38 years old when he died in a tragic plane crash on July 16, 1999 — and not everyone believes that it was an accident.When John F. Kennedy Jr. died in a plane crash in 1999, the media came to a quick conclusion — the so-called “Kennedy curse” had struck again. After all, the heir apparent to the family dynasty had lost both his father, President John F.

On May 3, 2010, University of Virginia student Yeardley Love was found beaten to death in her apartment — and her ex-boyfriend George Huguely was soon arrested.University of VirginiaYeardley Love was just 22 when she was killed by George Huguely. The future seemed bright for Yeardley Love in May 2010. A senior at the University of Virginia, Love was just three weeks away from graduation. She had big plans to move to New York.

The tragic murder of Julie Ward spawned a decades-long search for the truth that's still ongoing. YouTubeJulie Ward in Kenya. In 1988, Julie Ward set out on the trip of a lifetime. Taking a long break from her job in England, she was going to Africa to photograph wildlife in Kenya. A week before she was set to return home, she made one last journey into the Maasai Mara game reserve to photograph an annual wildebeest migration.

Cyborgs are no longer confined to the pages of your favorite sci-fi novel. Real life cyborgs are here now.Source: Anne Ryan Once upon a time, Cyborgs only existed in the imaginaries created by our favorite science fiction writers and directors. That can no longer be said today. Indeed, sophisticated part-human, part-machine configurations are no longer confined to the page or film reel: they’re here now. While real-life “cyborgs” are admittedly rare, we can only anticipate that over time technological enhancements will become more commonplace.