The History Channel has received a permit to dig up the body of 1930s gangster John Dillinger from his grave at a cemetery in Indiana. Why? Nobody really knows yet.
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The first step to stopping the issue is to figure out why it’s happening in the first place.
We talked to three of them to find out.
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The body of the notorious 1930s gangster has been interred at an Indianapolis cemetery for more than 85 years.
The 12-time Nathan’s Hot Dog champ consumed the Hooters wings like cluckwork.
He had more than 11 million subscribers and his “legacy will live on in the channel,” a statement read.
Reagan made the offensive comment about an African delegation at the United Nations in a 1971 telephone call.
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