Devin McIntosh of the London-based parkour group was attempting to jump from one rooftop toward another building's facade when some of the stone broke off, sending him to the ground with a hurt ankle.Team Phat/InstagramIn this still from Team Phat’s Instagram account, parkour runner Devin McIntosh can be seen knocking a stone off an old building in Matera. Parkour, the freerunning sport that involves leaping from one place to another, is only a few decades old.

Following a tip, a fugitive task force arrested Donald Santini last week in San Diego County, California, for the 1984 murder of Cynthia Ruth Wood. Hillsborough County Sheriff’s OfficeCynthia Ruth Wood (left) and Donald Santini. The U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force arrested 65-year-old Florida man Donald Santini on Wednesday for the 1984 murder of 33-year-old Cynthia Ruth Wood. Santini had been on the run since June of 1984 when the Hillsborough police issued a warrant for his arrest on first-degree murder charges.

Dr. David Stahle of the University of Kansas visited the area in the 1980s, convinced these trees were about 1,000 years old. Little did he know they were older than Christianity itself.TwitterThough the fifth oldest globally, it is the oldest of its kind worldwide. A dendrochronologist, professor, and researcher at the University of Arkansas, David Stahle first visited the Black River area in the 1980s and it was immediately apparent that he found something remarkable.

The Six Flags Great Adventure Haunted Castle Fire Fascinating Horror/YouTube“I assisted with the removal of bodies and will never forget the smell of burning tires and plastic,” said Frank Mcdonnell, a 22-year-old volunteer firefighter when the fire happened. Six Flags Great Adventure has changed a lot since a terrible tragedy on May 11, 1984, took the lives of eight teenagers who were trapped inside the park’s Haunted Castle when it caught fire.

During the Viking's blood eagle torture, victims would have their lungs pulled out of their back to create a pair of "wings" — while they were still alive.The Vikings didn’t come into towns walking on moonbeams and rainbows. If their sagas are to be believed, the Vikings cruelly tortured their enemies in the name of their god Odin as they conquered territory. If the suggestion of a blood eagle was even uttered, one left town and never looked back.