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 October 7 - 13: A murderer is found guilty after losing a duel against his victims dog - A meteorite smashes into a 1980 Chevy Malibu in Peekskill, New York - Twenty cruisers fitted with high tech sonar equipment scan the depths of Loch Ness searching for the legendary monster.
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 September 30 - October 6: James Dean is killed after crashing his Porsche 550 Spyder and a curse is born from the wreckage - Cruiser HMS Curacoa is cut in half by RMS Queen Mary - Joseph Charles begins a morning ritual, one that would last 30 years and bring joy to thousands.
 September 23 - 29: A woman is killed by an Irish cryptid 'water hound' while washing some clothes in a river - A Chinese farmer finds a large uncut diamond while preparing a chicken for his dinner - A cult leader kills one of his followers in a most cruelly bizarre way and gets life in prison.
 September 16 - 22: James "Jimmy" Carter, future President of the United States, files a UFO report "the darndest thing I've ever seen". - John W Webster, Captain of the SS Nestor, reports a sea monster in the Straits of Malacca - Angel Hair falls throughtout the day over Selbourne, England.
 September 9 - 15: London Cab driver George Smith is the first person to be arrested for drunk driving, after crashing into a building. - Hamida Djandoubi is the last person to be executed by guillotine in France. - The worlds largest elephant in captivity, 'Jumbo', is hit by a train and killed in Canada.
 September 2 - 8: The Great Fire of London begins when a baker neglects to sufficiently extinguish his oven. - "Benjamin", the last Thylacine in captivity, dies. - The handle of a public water pump in London is removed in an attempt to end the deadly cholera epidemic.
 August 26 - September 1: Krakatoa, a volcanic island, explodes, killing tens of thousands of people. - Jack the Ripper claims his first (known) victim, Mary Ann Nichols. - John Horrocks, early settler of the Clare Valley in South Australia, is shot by his camel!
 August 19 - 25: New York newspaper 'The Sun' reports that Sir John Herschel, famous astronomer, has discovered life on the moon. - A lake 'erupts' in Cameroon, killing nearly 2000 people as they sleep - Michael O'Neill returns from a holiday in Australia, only to find out that he is dead!
 August 12 - 18: A fireball, shooting beams of light/fire, appears over a small Russian village, the entire event chronicled by a monastery monk - 'The King' Elvis Presley is dead... or is he? - One hundred or so colonists from Roanoke Colony disappear, giving rise to the name 'The Lost Colony'.
 August 5 - 11: Actress Marilyn Monroe is found dead in her bed from 'probable' suicide, though not all agree - William Kemmler is the first man to be executed in the electric chair - Atomic bombings of the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan are conducted by the United States.
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