Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for May 20, 2014

Even it was eight years ago, are we saying Scandinavian open-face sandwiches aren’t allowed in Boston? As for N.S., how do you find your suspect when dusting for fingerprints?

Every man who’s ever been married understands that you often have to do strange things just to keep the wife happy.

How do the cops investigate a crime committed by a perp with this syndrome?

And Nancy Reagan used an astrologer to arrange her husband’s schedule.

My….how ignorant some readers are.

Yeah, riiiiight. The Confedrate States wuz all jess innercent lil’ lambs, tryin’ to exercize their Gawd given rights to keep slaves. Halleluja!

One of the best books on Lincoln & the Civil War is “Fifty Years in the ‘Church’ of Rome” by ex-priest Charles Chiniquy.It’s online at www.biblebelievers.com/chiniquy/index.html

I recall learning that kids with Naegeli syndrome were aggressively recruited by criminals. Of course, there have been only so many occasions for it.

@Donkey Hotey—I should have said “analyses” instead of “books”, but it’s still worth reading!

@corpcasselbury—The right of a state to secede is not mentioned in the Constitution of the Confederate States of America!

The Civil War started because the Southern junta fired on the American flag and on American soldiers. That’s treason.

Indeed. Lincoln wanted and needed for the South to fire the first shot, so he maneuvered them into doing so, and the Confederates obliged him, unfortunately.

Bob,If the Lincolns held a seance in the White House after the death of their son who died in 1862, then it was regarding William, their third son. Their youngest son died in 1871.