Dang! And we were going to exhibit it here in the spacious Damned Connecticut offices, too.
[January 23, 2010] Christie’s auction house is canceling the upcoming auction for a skull from Yale’s Skull & Bones society …
Source: NBC 30
Looks like they are getting closer to actually getting the record.
[January 22, 2010] Pomperaug High School is pursuing a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records with 13 sets of twins enrolled in the same school year …
Source: Waterbury Republican-American
Overreaction much?
[January 21, 2010] An Ansonia man was arrested following an incident where after his car was hit with a snowball, he stopped, pulled out a knife, forced a boy into his car and then drove the boy to the boy’s home …
Source: NBC 30
They say dead men tell no tales — but that’s before science started getting involved. Now, thanks to advanced investigative equipment, the mysteries of the past are being unraveled right here in Connecticut.
A nice roundup of upcoming Connecticut sites to be featured on ghosthunting programs.
[January 17, 2010] Capt. Grant’s in Mystic will be featured on the Tuesday, Jan. 19th episode of “Psychic Kids: Children of the Paranormal” on A&E, one a few local destinations that are getting the ghosthunting treatment …
Source: New London Day
Sometimes all it takes is one moment, one word or even one picture to send someone down a path that they will follow their entire lives.
Gives a whole new meaning to “white trash.”
[January 12, 2009] A Milford man was arrested after he put a 5-year-old boy in a dumpster to hide from police after stealing $1,000 in merchandise from Walmart …
Source: New Haven Register
Congrats to Steve and Kate, who on Tuesday, January 11, welcomed their first child, James Allen. Our damned state just got even better!
Do we really need to keep coming up with new ways to kill ourselves?
[January 9, 2010] A woman who killed herself in Bloomfield recently is believed to be the state’s first case of “chemical suicide,” a growing trend where a mix of common household chemicals are used to create deadly hydrogen sulfide gas …
Source: Hartford Courant
Wouldn’t it have made more sense to give the money to a website that specializes in weird, unexplained and unusual (and lucky) things?
[January 9, 2010] Yale University announced that they have received a pledge for $8,888,888 from a Chinese alumnus because 8 is considered a lucky number in Chinese culture …
Source: Yale Daily News
