Today marks 90 years, one month, and 15 days anniversary of Erik Weisz, horrid but most memorable death. Erik Weisz, known for his stage name: Harry Houdini, the legendary Hungarian born American illusionist and stunt performer. Harry Houdini is considered the greatest magician. His death shook the whole world, everyone wanted answers, everyone had their own theories. Many people believe that the Hungarian American illusionist and stunt performer, Harry Houdini, died from a punch to the abdominal or from appendicitis. However, recent research states that Houdini was poisoned. Houdini did not have appendicitis. There was a theory that he had appendicitis, but he just didn’t get any treatment. Harry Houdini never had an actual autopsy. The diagnosis of appendicitis caused by a punch was "very unusual." His wife saw he was going to die sooner or later so she came up with an alibi that a …show more content…
It is the 21st century, we have better innovation,more information, and better studies. Scientists state, it is impossible to have a ruptured appendix by a hit to the stomach. The diagnosis of appendicitis caused by a punch was "very unusual". There can be not serious injuries, yet there was no reports of Houdini having blood in his urine, no perplexity or loss of memory, eagerness or frightfulness, thirst, or an indication of outer limb bleeding. Houdini trained, had individuals punch him, many of times. “Houdini was, by all accounts, a first-rate boxer. Martial artists in the audience will note that he actually has Dempsey in position for a leg sweep, with a simultaneous turning elbow strike to his left that will also disable Leonard!” (Saltman). Houdini had a technique the stomach muscles consolidated with a fast tense and breathing which controlled the moment of impact. Houdini couldn't've dies because of blows, he was trained, he does this all the time, and now it’s evidence that is nearly
What is the first thing that you think of when you hear the name Harry Houdini? Personally, I think of an amazing magician. What most people don’t know is that he was also the first pilot to fly a plane in Australia and a famous movie star who was recognized around the world. To most people Houdini would seem suicidal from the stunts he pulled, but that is what made his acts extraordinary.
John Wayne Gacy in his early years was shown to have a minor biological impairment. At the age of 11, Gacy was playing near a swing set and was hit in the head causing an accidental blood clot in the brain. The blood clot was not discovered until he was 16 years old and he suffered from blackouts from the clot from the ages of 11 until it was discovered. There was a brain blockage that medications were able to dissolve. Gacy also had a series of health problems that kept him hospitalized for a significant amount of his childhood. His health issues included a heart condition, an erupted appendix, and numerous blackouts and seizures. After Gacy was executed, there were many autopsies that were done on his brain to see if there were neurological impairments. After doing numerous biopsies, there was not a trace of evidence to conclude that John Wayne Gacy suffered from neurological issues.
People are often remembered for being overly successful, extremely talented, or insanely wealthy; but there are exceptions to every rule. Being a fearless outlaw is not the ideal way to gain fame, but John Dillinger managed to do so. Dillinger’s fearless charisma, led him to go above and beyond to provoke law enforcement. Not many criminals have succeeded in the way John Dillinger did during the 1920s and 30s. He managed to put society in awe due to his obstreperous acts of rebellion. Being one of the most infamous criminals from his time, Dillinger had a huge influence on crime, and has greatly impacted gangsters all over the country.
poisoning from injecting himself with rabbit blood. At the facility he was given the nickname
The malevolent necromancer strived to perform two demonic acts: poison the town's mayor and manipulate the town's police officers to arrest everyone.
Adolf Hitler had a plethora of assassination attempts on his life. Three Assassination attempts happened in Munich, Berlin and his own Headquarters called “Wolf’s lair” in Poland. Few of the attempts even came close to actually killing him. In fact, none of the assassination attempts worked, some facts point to him actually taking his own life.
Our first theory is that when he was practicing some sort of combat and he was killed. He could have been hit multiple times when they were practicing and died from those blows bruises.
Inspiring many, Jack London, was one of the first famous journalists. A rough and tumble man, who was never meant to grow old, his spirited stories of adventure and excitement entranced America, and later, the rest of the world. From California to Korea, these stories were inspired by nothing less than his own adventures. Starting at the age of 14, Jack roamed the earth in the undertaking of a lifetime: an earthly education. But, who truly was Jack London and how did these adventures inspire tales such as, Call of The Wild and White Fang?
When Jack London states “I would rather be a superb meteor, every atom of me in magnificent glow, than a sleepy and permanent planet,” he is saying to be an awesome person, be amazing rather than being a boring person and believe in yourself, extreme sports in life. He’s also saying try the extreme sports maybe you’ll like it. Jack London is claiming that you have took a risk in your life and you can decide to do anything you want in life.
I firmly believe that those who steer away from prominent danger show increased common sense and societal worth. Although others such as Jack London believe, “The proper function of man is to live, not exist. I shall not waste my days trying to prolong them. I shall use my time,” his remark shows his opinion on the reverse. In saying this London is portraying that he would rather “live” his life through things that even though they could damage him quite literally are better than trying to extend the duration of his life. In the sense of extreme sports, many participants share London's idea, in their manner they use extreme sports to live out exciting lives with dangerous and unorthodox activities. The participants are fully aware they may hurt themselves or even die but for the experience and fulfilment. As seen in
Jack London was a man who led the new world of fiction writing, and was a supporter of socialism. He was born with the name “John Griffith Chaney”, later taking the name Jack London. Born on January 12, 1876, in San Francisco, California, he was born to a single mother, never knowing his biological father. A strong socialist reformer and advocate for worker’s rights. A great writer and reformer, the following is the life, goals, and the accomplishments of Jack London.
A clog in the lining of the appendix that turns out to be infection is the likely cause of appendicitis. The bacteria grow fast, causing the appendix to become swollen and filled with infection. If not treated as soon as possible, the appendix can burst.
Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller was born on September 15, 1890, in Torquay, England. She was raised by her parents Frederick Alvah Miller and Clarissa Margaret Boehmer and had two older siblings, Margaret Frary Miller and Louis Montant Miller. Her father was a stockbroker from New York. Her parents homeschooled her, and she taught herself to read when she was five. She loved reading children’s books, poetry, and even thrillers from America, which, along with her mother’s encouragement, inspired her to start writing. When she was five years old, her family moved to France, and she learned to speak French from her governess Marie.
Sherlock Holmes is a pioneer for establishing modern scientific methods for the criminal justice system. . His science of deduction method has motivated forensic investigation and the development of forensic evidence labs for the criminal justice system. Forensic evidence is the application of science to the examination of physical evidence related to the investigation of a crime scene and a crime or criminal activity. During the 19th century, the British criminal justice system lacked a court of appeals, which lacked the physical evidence and data to convict criminals without bias and judgments. The lack of a court of appeals and correct legal enforcement called attention for efficient and systematic procedures to rectify London`s criminal
Have you ever had an appendicitis? Well Let me tell you about the time that I had mine taken out.