Geography & Places

In 2008, a gunman entered a Lane Bryant near Chicago and executed five women during a robbery. Despite a detailed sketch, 7,500 leads, and a $100,000 reward, the killer has never been identified, leaving a chilling mystery that continues to haunt the community.

Near the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron, Al-Takiya Al-Ibrahimiya has served free meals since 1279 CE. This charitable hospice, rooted in the tradition of Abraham's hospitality, operates year-round on donations, ensuring Hebron lives up to its name as 'the city where no one sleeps hungry.'

Until 1980, the New Hebrides (now Vanuatu) was an Anglo-French condominium with two of everything: laws, police, and prisons. Dubbed 'the Pandemonium,' this bizarre system allowed residents to strategically choose their justice system, sometimes based simply on which jail served better food or wine.