I just read some articles on Loomis which is basically being discriminated against because you're ugly. This sounds terrible and backed up by science, but she very likely was abused and had emotional problems because she is simply put, ugly. I have also seen studies where ugly siblings are treated differently than their attractive brothers/sisters. If you have the means and/or motivation you can fix most of the issues you may have with your looks. And there's nothing wrong with wanting to improve your looks or fix aesthetically unpleasant attributes. But it is kindof sad that ugly people are judged and treated differently than attractive individuals. Our brains are hardwired to shun what is perceived to be unattractive, ugliness in that way is treated the same as an illness or disease that would prevent a person from being accepted as proper mate.

I’m interested in an old home, Riverview, which is located in White Pine, TN. It was built around 1850 and in 1893 my Great Grandfather was shot on the front steps.

I read, in an old thread on another website, that the house was show-cased on Unsolved Mysteries.

Having trouble finding the episode.

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I remember it was a young man living with parents, possibly teenager who was very smart and in the early days of internet had s site advertising his repair business which he was very skilled at. He received a package he was not expecting but assumed it was for his business. The bomb that killed him was

eventually figured out made and sent by a customer he scammed. The scam was he received a computer or something that he promised to repair. Instead the young repairer kept the expensive item and sent a empty package to the customer. Of course all customers had his real agreed m address because that was how the business worked. The disgruntled customer was not a typical terrorist, he was so enraged he felt the need to kill first revenge.

Please provide details this is very hard to word for Google or this site and get close to the result I'm seeking

I saw an episode a long time ago and want to rewatch it. I believe the story was about a man who had supernatural abilities. He was a womanizer than turned his life around. He would see people as clouds, light for good people and dark for bad people. He could predict lightning strikes and astral project.

I think he had cures for what ever ailments people had. I remember something about a fish being put on someone’s back so their bones could absorb the calcium. And I also remember a friend of this guy wrote a book of cures after this man died.

Does anyone know the season and episode? Thanks in advance!

What episode is this case featured on?

Why create sixteen seasons?