Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for October 30, 2015

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    Dean  about 9 years ago

    Add a color dye (or floating balls) to the falls to see where it leads

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    charliefarmrhere  about 9 years ago

    @Ddean—-I think I read that they tried that, with no positive results. Maybe a portable camera on a long tether cord?

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    spaced man spliff  about 9 years ago

    Do they have salvage rights to the treasure?

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    aimlesscruzr  about 9 years ago

    Here’s the link for that: The Devil’s Kettle conundrum

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    Old Texan75  about 9 years ago

    It goes underground. Sheesh.Ok I couldn’t resist. When I was a wee lad, the well on our farm didn’t have a bottom. A water bucket or rope accidently dropped in the well was gone for good. When highway construction split my Grandfather’s farm in two, he sold water to the builders. I remember they put a pump on the well and ran it for 3 days and nights and the water level never dropped in the well.The well is filled in, or probably covered over, now.

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    comixbomix  about 9 years ago

    The link above provided by Alexikakos, the Newsweek article states that Farrar’s blood “couldn’t be given to other patients”…Why can yours?

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    ibjuliebk  about 9 years ago

    My uncle had hemochromatosis and they threw his extra blood away. My dad had MDS (Myelodysplastic) and needed blood transfusions all the time because he didn’t make red blood cells. So, I have a chance of making too much or not enough.

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    Scott S  about 9 years ago

    Feed me Seymour!

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    Tarredandfeathered  about 9 years ago

    Well, now we know the origin of those darned Vampire Roses….

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    anschimpf  about 9 years ago

    My Grandfather had hemochromatosis. He eventually died from complications between that and diabetes. I don’t know if he ever had blood taken as treatment. My brother has one of the genes but we all get our iron levels checked yearly.

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