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Crazy Stories About Famous People

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

She put her husband through law school,raised his 4 kids and stood by him for 17 years

He became a $1M a year attorney and left her for a woman in her 20s

In the divorce,Betty Broderick got an ocean-view house and $16,000 a month. Most people would take it and move on

Instead,in 1989,she let herself into their San Diego mansion,walked into the bedroom and fired five shots Dan and his new wife Linda were both killed

Her own daughter testified against her

From prison,she was asked if she felt remorse. Her answer:
"I feel such terrible remorse for what we've all been through"

Not for killing two people. For what "we" went through

To the end, she saw herself as the victim:
"I never did anything to him to incur all that hate"

A wife pushed to the edge or a cold-blooded killer? 👇

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

He was 36 and married. She was 16. His wife paid the price

1992,Long Island. Auto mechanic Joey Buttafuoco started an affair with high schooler Amy Fisher

One day Amy came to his house,rang the doorbell,and shot his wife Mary Jo in the head

Mary Jo survived,but the bullet is still in her head,and half her face was left paralyzed

Amy served 7 years. Joey got a few months for statutory rape

And Mary Jo stayed with him

5 years later,Joey moved to Hollywood. He's taking acting classes and working the door at a club on Sunset Boulevard. In an interview,he's all smiles:

"If you're going to believe the image that the media created,I wouldn't like that guy either. But that's not me"

"Forgive? There's nothing to forgive. I'm not even concerned about that. I'm just looking for peace for my family"

"If you have an issue with something after 5 years,get on with your life"

About his wife: "She's my soulmate. She's really had some recovery"

Mary Jo finally divorced him 11 years after the shooting

Victim of the media,or the man who got his wife shot? 👇

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

She was 22. He was 15. She convinced a schoolboy to kill her husband

1990, New Hampshire. Pamela Smart worked at a high school and started an affair with a 15-year-old student,Billy Flynn

Divorce wasn't an option for her. She chose another way to get rid of her husband

Billy and his friends broke into the couple's home and shot 24-year-old Gregg Smart

She was caught when a friend of Billy's wore a wire,and Pamela talked about it all on tape

Pamela got life without parole. Billy walked free after 25 years

For over 30 years,Pamela insisted she was innocent Then she recorded this video:

"I found myself responsible for something I desperately didn't want to be responsible for. My husband's murder"

"I had deflected blame all the time. Almost as if it was a coping mechanism"

"I'm not a person that went through life hurting other people"

Now she's asking the state for clemency

Her story inspired the movie "To Die For" with Nicole Kidman

Genuine remorse,or one last shot at freedom? 👇

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

She was arrested for killing her ex. In her mugshot,she's smiling

Jodi Arias's ex-boyfriend Travis was found dead in his home. Stabbed 27 times and shot

They met in 2006 in Las Vegas. Travis brought her into his church and baptized her himself. They dated for 5 months,then broke up over a "breach of trust." But they kept secretly seeing each other

From jail, Jodi gave an interview. The reporter asked her directly: "Did you kill Travis Alexander?"
"Absolutely not. I had no part in it"

"His friends and family say you were obsessed with him"
"No. Not at all"

"Your palm print was found in blood on the wall"
"There is an explanation for that. It will be made known very soon"

Asked how she could stay so calm,she said:
"I would be shaking in my boots right now if I had to answer to God for such a heinous crime."

Investigators later recovered deleted photos from her camera. They showed Travis in the last minutes of his life

First,Jodi said she wasn't there. Then she said two masked intruders killed him. Then she admitted she did it,but claimed self-defense.

In 2013,she was sentenced to life in prison

How can someone look into a camera that calmly and lie? 👇

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

@x_xShin True,and “more than once” is the part that kills any sudden passion argument for me

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

She hired a private investigator to catch her husband cheating. The investigator filmed her killing him

Clara Harris,a Texas dentist,already knew about the mistress. Her husband promised he would meet her for one last dinner to end it for good

Clara hired a PI to make sure he kept his word

The PI told her he was at a Hilton hotel with his mistress. The same hotel where they got married

Clara drove there,saw them together,got behind the wheel of her Mercedes and ran him over in the parking lot. More than once. The PI caught it all on camera

She was sentenced to 20 years. Her defense team deliberately looked for women jurors who could relate And women across America were saying: "I can see how that could happen"

In prison,a high-ranking guard took her somewhere off camera and told her:
"I understand why you did what you did,Congratulations."

Clara was stunned:
"I never asked to be this woman people thought I was"

Her twin boys were 4 when it happened. She missed almost their entire childhood

Now 65, she's free. She refused to go on camera: "If it were just me,I would. But I have my sons"

Revenge on a cheater or cold-blooded murder? 👇

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

@0_oRai Agreed,whatever side u take on clara,those boys lost both parents in one night

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

@sterlingwallst “the oldest story in family law” is such a good way to put it,thousands of ppl went through the same thing and didn’t pick up a gun

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

She put her husband through law school,raised his 4 kids and stood by him for 17 years

He became a $1M a year attorney and left her for a woman in her 20s

In the divorce,Betty Broderick got an ocean-view house and $16,000 a month. Most people would take it and move on

Instead,in 1989,she let herself into their San Diego mansion,walked into the bedroom and fired five shots Dan and his new wife Linda were both killed

Her own daughter testified against her

From prison,she was asked if she felt remorse. Her answer:
"I feel such terrible remorse for what we've all been through"

Not for killing two people. For what "we" went through

To the end, she saw herself as the victim:
"I never did anything to him to incur all that hate"

A wife pushed to the edge or a cold-blooded killer? 👇

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

@HallOfWorthies Honestly i don’t even think it was abt the money,she had the house and 16k a month,feels more like she couldn’t handle him moving on

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

Two sons shot their wealthy parents,then spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on Rolexes,cars and the high life

That was 1989, in Beverly Hills. 35 years later,Erik Menendez faced the parole board. His whole family supported his release. Freedom seemed close

After 10 hours,he was denied

The brothers say their father abused them for years,and their mother knew and stayed silent. Erik told the board that on that night he was sure: as long as his father was alive,it would never stop

Then he was asked why he killed his mother
"When mom told me she had known all of those years, it was the most devastating moment in my entire life. It changed everything."

The board said 18-year-old Erik could have run away or gone to the police. It also went through his prison record: a tax fraud scheme with a prison gang,a cell phone,tobacco

"Contrary to your supporters' beliefs,you have not been a model prisoner. Frankly,we find that a little disturbing"

Erik is now 54. He has to wait 3 more years for another chance

Victims who fought back,or killers who've lied for 35 years? 👇

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

@0_oRai The real villain runs the Ponzi scheme,but Tobey proved that skill at the table doesn't equal class off of it

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

Kirchhoff's,Ohm's and Faraday's laws turn an electric circuit into one equation

The circuit: battery V,resistor R,inductor L,capacitor C

Voltages around the loop:
V = R·I + Q/C + L·dI/dt

Current is the rate of change of charge:
I = dQ/dt

Substitute:
L·d²Q/dt² + R·dQ/dt + Q/C = V

A second-order equation with constant coefficients
It's inhomogeneous: the right side is V,not 0

The whole circuit in one line

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

Lothar Collatz may have come up with this problem in the 1930s

Almost 90 years later,nobody can solve it

The rules are simple enough for a kid:
Odd → ×3 + 1
Even → ÷2

7 → 22 → 11 → 34 → 17 → 52 → 26 → 13 → 40 → 20 → 10 → 5 → 16 → 8 → 4 → 2 → 1

The conjecture: every number ends up like this

Computers have checked every number up to 2⁶⁸
Almost 300 quintillion of them
All fell to 1

But that's not a proof

The Pólya conjecture stood from 1919
Its counterexample was found in 1958
It was around 10³⁶¹
That's 10³⁴⁰ times bigger than everything checked for Collatz

What if the Collatz counterexample is out there too?

Why have we spent 90 years trying to prove it,while almost nobody tries to break it?

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

She only asked her to open wide

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

She thought the water was safe

Anyone know the name of this show?

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

He didn't build a lead list

He built a hunting system

💡 Here's what actually happened:

He used to open Google Maps manually
Search for businesses. Copy contacts
Eyeball the potential

3 hours of work. 20-30 leads

Then he gave Claude that same job
Permanently

⚡ What the system does while he sleeps:

Scrapes every night:
- Google Maps
- Gelbe Seiten
- Das Örtliche
- 11880
- Golocal
- Herold

Every local business
Every weakness signal
Every entry point

Then the pipeline scores them:
🔴 Hot - contact today
🟡 Warm - monitor
⚪ Cold - archive

🎯 By morning he doesn't research

He just decides who lives and who dies

The machine flies the plane
He takes the controls only when it matters

That's the difference between
using AI and giving AI a job:

One opens a chat when they need help
The other wakes up when the work is already done

Is your AI working while you sleep
or only when you ask it to?

[Asteri @Asteri_eth]

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[Elyren @Elyren_n]

@cyrilXBT The best prompt is the one you never rewrite

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

@gippp69 Content is becoming an optimization problem

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

@selinaai_ Context is becoming the real productivity tool

[Elyren @Elyren_n]

@anyelamarillo This is how a knowledge base becomes useful