The Titanic Conspiracy Theory About The Ship’s Alleged “Secret Message” Wikimedia CommonsOne theory alleges the Titanic was given the hull number of 3909 04, which, if read as a mirror image, says, “NO POPE.” One Titanic conspiracy theory out there goes so far as to suggest the ship was cursed because it carried a secret anti-Catholic message. The theory claims that the Titanic’s hull number was 3909 04 — which, if read as a mirror image, appears to spell the phrase “NO POPE.

Though police only connected him to three murders, Joseph Roy Metheny claimed to have slaughtered a total of 13 victims, some of whom he allegedly turned into patties that he sold to unwitting customers on a Baltimore roadside.When the police arrested Joe Metheny for assault in December 1996, they expected him to put up a fight. The 6’1″, 450-pound lumber worker apparently had a tendency to fly off the handle. At the very least, they expected some resistance.

The man behind the bomb threat is now in police custody and scheduled to appear at a mental competency hearing before being put on trial.Orleans Justice Center JailArthur Posey’s mug shot. Employees at a restaurant in Louisiana got the scare of a lifetime when a man entered their workplace and threatened to blow it up — but the man behind the alleged threat is telling police that there was simply a miscommunication.

Joseph McKinnon strangled his girlfriend Patricia Dent, then died while trying to bury her body in their garden.When police first answered a 911 call about an “unresponsive man” lying in his yard in Trenton, South Carolina, it seemed like a simple tragedy. Authorities found Joseph McKinnon dead of a heart attack, but then they also found the body of his girlfriend, Patricia Dent, in a nearby pit. McKinnon, police realized, had died while trying to bury his girlfriend’s body.

After a life of petty crime and several attempts to go straight, Buck Barrow joined up with Bonnie and Clyde for just four months before he was mortally wounded by a gunshot to the head.Bettmann via Getty ImagesMarvin Ivan “Buck” Barrow went from a small-time Dallas gangster to legendary status as a member of the infamous Barrow gang. Once a minor character in the sensational stories of his brother’s criminal exploits, Buck Barrow was both a victim of bad luck and a willing participant in the saga of Bonnie and Clyde.