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A girl tying on a wish on a fox statue at an Inari shrine. Japan, 1932

Joseph Taborsky hugs his mother after his exoneration from death row. He spent 4 years on death row for a 1950 murder before his conviction was overturned. Just over a year later, Taborsky murdered 5 people and confessed to the 1950 murder. He was executed in 1960 (Connecticut, 1955) .

A photo of Ora Ralph Thomas, an Illinois sheriff’s deputy during the Prohibition Era. In 1925, Thomas, who also led an anti-Klan paramilitary, was assassinated by three Ku Klux Klan members. He shot and killed all three of his own murderers before collapsing from his injuries .

‘You Are Fake News’, Pro-Trump Painting by Jon McNaughton, Circa September 2020.

Japan Coast Guard will build the biggest patrol vessel in its history. The patrol vessel is an exceptionally large patrol vessel, measuring 200 meters in length with a gross tonnage of 31,000 tons.

Capitalism: I’m sorry, but I don’t see poverty in our free world. // Soviet Union // 1960s

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