Poe death mystery blamed on rabies in first scientific study
New scientific analysis argues Edgar Allan Poe died of encephalitic rabies rather than alcohol poisoning. Dr R Michael Benitez and colleagues cite Poe's delirium, hydrophobia symptoms, and late hospital signs as consistent with rabies, a diagnosis supported by experts in the Maryland Medical Journal.
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Buried alive no more Joseph Sterner reappears after decade
In Ashland Tennessee Joseph Sterner III, long declared legally dead after vanishing in 1986, was found alive living under the identity of a dead three year old boy a decade later. He appeared in court to face a misdemeanor impersonation charge for obtaining work using the child’s Social Security number while his family fights to determine his status.
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