A sex worker who fought for custody of her two children during her divorce only to become tired of caring for them — The Osaka child abandonment case involved two abandoned children in Osaka, Japan. …

In 1925, archaeologist Howard Carter unearthed an iron-bladed dagger in the 14th century BC King’s Valley tomb of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun. The dagger’s origins and construction quickly became a mystery. — In 1925, archaeologist Howard Carter unearthed an iron-bladed dagger in the 14th century BC King’s Valley tomb of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun, which became known as Tutankhamun’s meteoric iron dagger. It is also known as King Tut’s dagger and King Tut’s iron dagger.

He went cross-country skiing for a few days and ended up missing for nearly a year. — The instance of a missing individual is perhaps one of the most frequent occurrences. While some of these individuals were discovered, the fates of the remainder remain unknown. However, another type of missing person scenario is more unusual. The individual vanished; months of searching were fruitless until it was concluded…

Two Sanxingdui sacrificial pits were unearthed 34 years ago. Later, new six sacrificial pits were discovered, igniting a fresh round of archaeology — A sacrificial pit complex known as Sanxingdui No. 1 and No. 2 was unearthed in the Sanxingdui site 34 years ago, providing a glimpse into the ancient Shu civilization and shocking the entire globe. Later, six sacrificial pits were discovered in this same location, igniting a fresh round of archaeology.

Nanjing’s Black Dahlia unsolved mysteries — Diao Aiqing’s dismembered remains were discovered across numerous locations on or near Nanjing University in Jiangsu, China, on January 19, 1996. Diao Aiqing was dismembered into more than 2,000 fragments. The case remains unsolved and is one of the city’s most infamous crimes. …

Tang broke into Lamu’s house, doused her in gasoline, and lit her on fire, badly burning 90 percent of her body and stabbing her multiple times. — Amuchu, who goes by the name Lamu, was a Tibetan woman with over 720,000 followers on the Chinese short-video app Douyin when she died after her ex-husband set her ablaze, causing extensive burns, and she died as a result of her injuries. Lamu came from a distant hamlet in the…

2,100-year-old finest preserved ancient human and one of the twentieth century’s most significant archaeological finds — The Lady of Dai, also known as The Diva Mummy, is a 2,100-year-old Western Han Dynasty mummy and the finest preserved ancient human yet discovered. How this extraordinary amount of preservation was achieved continues to confound and astonish experts worldwide. A massive Han Dynasty tomb was discovered in 1971, during…

Noa’s life was wasted when her mother went out on a date and left her for an entire week. — An uproar erupted in Japan following the death of a three-year-old baby named Noa who died in an apartment in the Ota Ward area. It was a complete waste of Noa’s life that she was left alone by her mother for an entire week while she went on a date…

After being sealed in a liquor flask for a year, a deadly snake was discovered to be still alive. — After being confined in a liquor flask for a year, a deadly snake was discovered to be still alive. It then “came back to life” and bit the individual who had opened the liquor jar. According to the China Times, a man from Heilongjiang province in northern China had a…