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She Pretended to be Insane to Expose the Torture & Horrid Conditions at a New York Asylum. Content Warning.
In the late 19th century, mental hospitals known as asylums were overcrowded with patients. Some patients suffered legitimate mental illness, some were considered 'undesirable' because they were poor or did not conform to societal norms due to mental or physical defects, and others were political dissents or victims of abuse or neglect without family.
By Criminal Matters2 years ago in History
LA MUERTE DE UNA MISS
October 20, 2015 A group of pólice officers went to an encaublotal village in the city of Santa Bárbara about 200 km away. To the west of Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras, according to information provided to the authorities. Two young women were buried in this place, who had been missing for 6 days. Maria Fernanda Campos She was born on July 19, 1995 in Santa Bárbara Honduras, coming from a Lower Middle Class family, being the second of her sisters, Maria Fernanda, she began her career as a model at the age of 14, in the In 2013, designer Arturo Paz entered the Miss Teen Honduras contest. contest Where she was second place behind Monica Carrasco, but that was enough for Maria Fernanda Campos to be popular in the Country, her recognition increased greatly when she was hired by a prestigious program from the largest television network in Honduras, Since she was little Maria Fernanda always wanted to be a model and actress, she studied at the north polytechnic center of her hometown, at the time of her death she was about to graduate as a technical bachelor in computing. For Maria Fernanda Campos, there was only one thing in her head: giving her best to achieve her goals and thus be able to help her family get ahead, that is why she began to prepare. Already For the year 2014. Luck would change forever, Campos was Registered Again to miss world Honduras. Contest that would choose the woman who would represent Honduras in my world. Which would be December 14, 2014 in London, United Kingdom. The peak of her short career as a model would come in April 2014 when Maria Fernanda obtained the unanimous vote of the jury of the Miss Honduras World contest. Which gave her the right to represent her country in Miss World in London, but her happiness would not last long. Maria Fernanda had a sister 4 years older than her named Vivian Campos, the tragedy followed Vivian in 2013 Vivian had had a serious relationship with a young man both had planned to get married and thus form a large family, but fate would decide otherwise. Vivian's boyfriend was attacked by strangers who caused his death, they were the hardest days for Vivian Campos. Well, some criminals had taken away his great love. After some time and after having overcome the pain of losing her partner, Vivian decided to go out and have fun with some friends and it was there that she met Martin Juares, a 32-year-old man, who led a somewhat strange and mysterious life in the society . For Vivian's family, Martin Juares was a superb man, so her mother advised her to avoid that man since he represented a danger to her personal integrity. People close to Vivian's family affirm that it was common to see luxurious vehicles circling her house, it was strange, a witness said. but vivian , She was blinded by the love she felt for Martin, because she did not listen to the advice her mother gave her. Vivian did not take into account the popular saying that whoever does not listen to the advice of their parents does not grow old.
By Aleyda Peña2 years ago in History
Residential Home Health: Revolutionizing Healthcare at Your Doorstep
In the fast-paced world we live in today, the concept of healthcare is evolving. Gone are the days when individuals had to travel long distances to receive medical attention. The emergence of residential home health services has brought a revolutionary change to the healthcare landscape. This article delves into the significance, benefits, and impact of residential home health, exploring how it has become a preferred choice for many seeking medical care.
By Hazel alee2 years ago in History
Good Intentions, Bad Approach
Have you come across the saying "The path to damnation is often paved with noble intentions"? This statement holds true and can help us comprehend why malevolence thrives in the world. Consider the 20th century, recorded as the most violent era in history. Despotic regimes were responsible for the slaughter of around 100 million innocent civilians. Remarkably, these despotic regimes predominantly adhered to communism. What's intriguing is that many of those who supported communism, both within and beyond its borders, believed they were contributing to the greater good. These individuals carried a firm conviction in their good intentions, and many were compassionate souls - loving parents, thoughtful neighbors, and considerate acquaintances.
By Olusola Bodunrin2 years ago in History
Unraveling Putin's Power: Russia's Staggering Challenges and Shifting Dynamics
No doubt about it: Vladimir Putin and Russia are practically synonymous. He's got a tight hold on his country and its people that rivals any dictator out there. But things are shifting in their dynamic after many years, and both Putin and Russia are staring down some massive challenges that must be keeping them up at night.
By Gavin Goodhall2 years ago in History
Eternal Echoes: Unraveling the Legacy of Hiroshima's Atomic Catastrophe
The atomic bomb's explosion was a moment of enormous significance, as "Little Boy" descended to an altitude of approximately 1,900 feet or 580 meters. This event triggered a nuclear chain reaction, culminating in a blinding flash that engulfed Hiroshima, Japan. The ensuing blast generated searing heat that reached an astonishing 12,600 °F or 7,000 °C, setting off a destructive fireball and a powerful shockwave. This catastrophic incident eradicated everything within a radius of about a quarter-mile, resulting in the tragic instantaneous loss of 70,000 lives. Those who managed to survive the initial explosion were thrust into a harrowing struggle against agonizing burns, the effects of radiation poisoning, and the relentless grip of impending death. With the city ablaze, this catastrophe marked the outset of a deeply heartrending narrative that would continue to serve as a poignant cautionary tale for generations to come.
By Gavin Goodhall2 years ago in History
Military Showdown: Unpacking the U.S. vs. Iran Dynamic
It's been quite a whirlwind in the news recently, with headlines screaming about the U.S. and Iran and all things conflict-related. If you've picked up a newspaper or tuned into the news, you've likely caught wind of the U.S. sending around 1,000 troops to the Middle East. The reason? Well, according to Patrick Shanahan, the American Acting Defense Secretary, Iran has been acting quite hostile lately. The accusations range from alleged attacks on oil tankers to potential breaches of the 2015 deal regarding uranium stockpiles. The New York Times even dubs this situation a "new confrontation with the West." It's got us all thinking - just how bad could things get? And does Iran really pose a genuine threat when put up against the towering behemoth that is the U.S. military?
By Gavin Goodhall2 years ago in History
Unraveling Alternate Realities: Imagining a World Where Hitler Triumphed in World War Two
Alright, so we all know about World War Two, that massive and ridiculously expensive war that happened not too long ago. Some folks who are still around today actually remember it firsthand. And guess what? The aftermath of that colossal mess is still lingering even after a whopping 70 years! It's like a time capsule of chaos that just won't quit.
By Gavin Goodhall2 years ago in History
Tensions Rise: Assessing the Global Power Play Between East and West
In the movie "Red Dawn" from 1984, the brave Wolverines, a group of teen rebels defending middle America against a Soviet Union and Cuban invasion, ask a downed US fighter pilot (played by Powers Booth) what triggered the war. His response? "It's like the toughest kids on the block finally throwing punches." A lot of folks see the current situation between the United States and its buddies, mainly NATO, and China and its buddy Russia, in a similar light. With all the military buildup on both sides, it's kinda inevitable that they'll eventually use their strength to push their own global interests.
By Gavin Goodhall2 years ago in History
Mysterious Disappearances
Introduction In the remote corners of the world, tales of mysterious disappearances and unexplained phenomena persist, shrouded in intrigue and uncertainty. Two stories from different parts of the world – the enigmatic vanishing of a Canadian Inuit village and the haunting abandonment of an Indian settlement – offer chilling accounts that have captured the imagination for decades. Join us as we embark on a journey into the unknown, exploring the mysteries of Lake Anjakuni and Kuldaura, and seeking to uncover the truths hidden within these enigmatic tales.
By Stella Oehtam2 years ago in History
Unconventional Cars of the Past
Introduction In the early 20th century, as cars began to dominate the streets, a diverse array of unconventional automobile designs emerged. From steam-powered contraptions to electric vehicles with limited range, these early experiments paved the way for the innovative vehicles we have today. One such intriguing design was the "layout helica," often referred to as the "plane with no wings." This article delves into the fascinating world of unique cars from the past, exploring their designs, features, and the reasons behind their successes and failures.
By Stella Oehtam2 years ago in History
