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Paula Dietz knew her husband as a caring father, church council president, and Cub Scout leader, but after 34 years of marriage, she suddenly learned that he was also a serial killer.Left: Bo Rader-Pool/Getty Images; Right: True Crime MagPaula Dietz had no idea that her husband Dennis Rader (left and right) enjoyed binding himself while masturbating, fantasized about torturing helpless women, and killed 10 innocent people. For decades, Paula Dietz of Kansas was simply a bookkeeper, wife, and mother.

Baby bottles date back thousands of years — and may help explain a prehistoric baby boom.Enver-Hirsch/Wien MuseumThese ancient clay vessels were previously thought to have been used to feed the invalid or elderly. Prehistoric parents fed their infants nonhuman milk from animal-shaped baby bottles, according to a recent study. Archaeologists analyzed ancient spouted clay vessels discovered in the graves of Bronze and Iron Age infants in Bavaria and found traces of sheep, cow, and goat milk.

Robert “Rosie” Rosenthal flew 52 missions as an American bomber pilot and survived being shot down twice during World War II. Then, he used his law degree to prosecute Nazis at Nuremberg. Public DomainRobert Rosenthal fought the Nazis as a pilot, then prosecuted them as a lawyer at the Nuremberg Trials. Robert Rosenthal had just started his first job as a lawyer when he heard that the Japanese had bombed Pearl Harbor.

Dr. Seuss' beloved children's books have undergone a reexamination in recent years as many have found them rife with racist images and messaging.Wikimedia CommonsAnd to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street, Dr. Seuss’ first book, is among those that will no longer be published. Dr. Seuss’ estate celebrated his 117th birthday on March 2 with a surprise announcement. They would no longer publish six of the deceased author’s children’s books — books which they had determined contained “hurtful and wrong” portrayals of various races and cultures.