How Did They Die?
by Norman Donaldson, Betty Donaldson | Other | This book has not been rated.
ISBN: 0312917406 Global Overview for this book
ISBN: 0312917406 Global Overview for this book
Registered by jblueafterglow of Coquitlam, British Columbia Canada on 2/29/2008
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Journal Entry 1 by jblueafterglow from Coquitlam, British Columbia Canada on Friday, February 29, 2008
Satisfy your morbid curiosity! Discover how kings, queens, heroes, villains, artists and movie stars met their maker. The authors have diligently unearthed hundreds of little-known, long-buried facts to resurrect the dying days of 150 of the world's most famous and infamous people from Buddha to Elvis. They tell...
... How James Dean's "live fast, die young" style brought the Rebel Without a Cause trouble without pause - with a fatal high-speed climax
... Why Howard Hughes' family had to buy the billionaire a burial suit when he cashed in his chips
... What finally conquered the "lady-killing" Casanova - who survived smallpox, pneumonia, malaria, and at least eleven bouts with venereal disease
... Why Amelia Earhart's 1937 disappearance was more a secret than a mystery
... How Oscar Wilde kept his sense of humor to the bitter end
... Why notorious outlaw Jesse James was armed with only a feather duster when he got dusted
Yet another book adopted via my sexy wife's mother's neighbor. Won't read, will release.
... How James Dean's "live fast, die young" style brought the Rebel Without a Cause trouble without pause - with a fatal high-speed climax
... Why Howard Hughes' family had to buy the billionaire a burial suit when he cashed in his chips
... What finally conquered the "lady-killing" Casanova - who survived smallpox, pneumonia, malaria, and at least eleven bouts with venereal disease
... Why Amelia Earhart's 1937 disappearance was more a secret than a mystery
... How Oscar Wilde kept his sense of humor to the bitter end
... Why notorious outlaw Jesse James was armed with only a feather duster when he got dusted
Yet another book adopted via my sexy wife's mother's neighbor. Won't read, will release.
Journal Entry 2 by jblueafterglow at Port Moody Arts Centre in Port Moody , British Columbia Canada on Saturday, June 9, 2018
Released 5 yrs ago (6/9/2018 UTC) at Port Moody Arts Centre in Port Moody , British Columbia Canada
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Inside the "take a book, give a book" bookshelf at 2pm on June 9, 2018.
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