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  Jesse James Jesse James  was a notorious outlaw who became one of the most famous folklore heroes. At a young age, James was a member of the Confederate guerrilla. Along with his brother Frank and others, they used their military raiding skills for armed robbery after the Civil war. The group became known as the James’ Gang who were labelled as horse thieves, murderers, terrorists and robbers. Jesse’s exploits and adventures were romanticized by the American public making him famous while he was still alive. He was painted as a modern-day Robin Hood who stole from the rich and gave to the poor although there’s no such evidence. Robert “Bob” Ford was an admirer of Jesse and would soon meet his idol. After a botched robbery, the James’ Gang was in need of new recruits and Robert and his brother Charles joined. The Ford brothers allegedly only participated in one robbery of a train. Robert shot and killed Jesse’s cousin Wood Hite after he got into an altercation with another Ja...

  Mario Perivoitos Photo credit:  The Telegraph In 2017, Mario Perivoitos was bitten to death by his stoned dog while filming a  documentary  for the BBC. The BBC crew was at Perivoitos’s home on the night of the attack. They were interviewing and filming him for a documentary about drugs. Perivoitos ended the interview and went to bed after suffering from an epileptic fit, which was caused by the cocaine he had ingested earlier. His Staffordshire bull terrier, Major, was high on  cocaine  and attacked Perivoitos while he was in bed. Major bit Perivoitos’s face and neck, causing extensive injuries. Although the BBC crew tried to stop the attack, it continued until police were able to enter the apartment 30 minutes later. Officers spent 10 minutes trying to open the door, which had been heavily secured in drug dealer fashion. Perivoitos later died in the hospital. Major was found to have ingested cocaine and heroin in an amount that was eight times the appro...