Strange but true, never underestimate strange occurances in this world. Here is some very wierd occurrencies that go beyond the big cases you are familiar with.
http://socyberty.com/paranormal/a-small-world-some-odd-coincidences/
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Circumstantial Evidence? …English politician and justice of the peace Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey was found murdered on October 17, 1678. His body had been left in a ditch on Greenberry Hill in London. Three men were arrested and tried for the crime. Their names were Robert Green, Henry Berry, and Lawrence Hill.
http://socyberty.com/paranormal/a-small-world-some-odd-coincidences/
From the Upcoming ueue, submitted by MrGhaz.
Mildly amusing, although I doubt it there's any credibility in the incidents which happened before the 1900s. I’m sure a few are actually coincidences, but this being on a paranormal site only makes these harder to take for granted.
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There seems to be some evidence that "Greenberry Hill" was just a jokey name for Primrose Hill, in use for a short period after the incident, precisely because the three men were hanged there.
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A pretty intriguing post. I do feel especially bad for Abe Lincoln's son though.
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Green. Berry. Hill. That story was part of the opening sequence of P.T. Anderson's movie Magnolia. Along with a few other urban legends like the guy found dead in a tree wearing full scuba gear. True or not?
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Link's not loading. All I see is "forbidden". Anyone else have this issue?
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Lady C, I'm "forbidden" as well.
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The whole series "Connections" with James Burke is an amazing cacophony of coincidences that will make your head hurt. It's wonderful.
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