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History has painted Queen Jane Seymour as an obedient, quiet wife to King Henry VIII—but there was a hidden dark side to this angelic queen

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By Rachel Seigel
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Rachel Seigel History has painted Queen Jane Seymour as an obedient, quiet wife to King Henry VIII, especially since she gave him his longed-for son. But what's the truth behind this angelic figure? As it turns out, Jane very much had a dark side—and a chilling history filled with tragedy. Jane Seymour's childhood was anything but normal. She was born sometime around 1508 to the well-off, well-respected Sir John Seymour and his wife Margery.
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Sonya Golden Hand was the real-life femme fatale who ran Russia's criminal underground—but few know her even darker history

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By Rachel Seigel
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Rachel Seigel Russia's Queen Of Thieves : In 19th century Russia, one woman became the country's most notorious and successful criminal. She ran a criminal enterprise, stole from the rich, slipped in and out of disguises, and became Russia's very own kick-butt Robin Hood. It's time more people knew about Sonya Golden Hand, the clever, glamorous "Queen of Thieves." 1.
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The Disturbing Explanation For The Legendary Bermuda Triangle

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By Rachel Seigel
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