Life is what you make it; in their house on the hill, the Dawson family live a life of luxury their mansion and its grounds protected by security

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“In the absence of evidence, modern day belief in UFOs and aliens has become its own form of secular religion, and just like religion, people love to cherry-pick

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On the cold night of 12th December 1942 in Nazi occupied Warsaw, Maria Kupiecka was murdered; unknown by the killer, there was a single witness, the old man

It was a beautiful day on the beach for Kate, Sam and their daughter Suzy, enjoying the sun and playing in the surf until the bombs dropped, mushroom

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