Five mysterious cases that gripped the world

Detectives in Ireland have identified a mystery girl who turned up in Dublin and are working with Australia.

Police in Dublin have identified the mystery girl found wandering the streets in a distressed state. Source: Supplied

A MONTH ago a woman was found wandering the streets of Dublin, dazed and confused.

She appeared mute and as her image was released to the globe, speculation was rife about who the mystery woman could be.

After mass speculation, she was identified as 25-year-old Australian Samantha Azzopardi.

As more details emerge about her troubled life, we take a look back at some of the other mysterious cases that have gripped the world.

The Piano Man The scared face of The Piano Man. Source: Supplied

A German man was found wandering the streets of Kent, England in 2005. He refused to speak, instead communicating through drawing and playing the piano. As intrigue increased across the world, he was dubbed The Piano Man.

He was discovered by police in a saturated business suit and tie. He refused to answer questions, so hospital staff left him with a pen and paper with the hope he would write down his name. Instead, the man drew a detailed picture of a grand piano.

The staff brought him a piano and for hours he sat and played music from a range of genres.

In the hope of tracing his identity, orchestras across Europe were contacted and his photo was posted on a missing persons' website.

As hype increased, numerous theories circulated.

One was that he was a French busker called Steven Villa Masson. This theory was dismissed by The Independent after they tracked the identified man down in his home town.

Another theory, claimed by the drummer of a Czech rock band, was that The Piano Man might be a pianist called Tomáš Strnad, as he had a striking resemblance to the musician. This lead was destroyed when Strnad was found and interviewed by Czech TV.

The first snippets of information revealed by The Piano Man himself about his identity were communicated via images. He pointed to Oslo the capital of Norway on a map, so a Norwegian translator was brought in. He failed to coerce The Piano Man to speak.

There were then reports he sketched the Swedish flag.

His identity was finally revealed, when the UK tabloid The Mirror published an article, citing sources claiming The Piano Man was a gay German man who had arrived in Britain on the Eurostar train after losing his job in Paris. It was suggested the man was flown back to Germany where his family resided.

The same day, the BBC revealed the man was a 20-year-old Bavarian man who had been flown home. This was confirmed by the German embassy in London, who advised they had provided a man with replacement travel documents.

Finally, his identity was revealed as Andreas Grassl, the son of farmers from a village in eastern Bavaria. His parents said their son was mentally ill and had told them on his return he had "no idea what happened to me. I just work up and realised who I was".

The Forest Boy The boy who turned out to be telling tales. Source: Supplied

In a tale that captured the public's imagination, a young boy turned up in Berlin claiming he had survived in the wild for years.

With broken German and speaking English, "Ray" who claimed to be 17 years old, said his father had died suddenly in the forest and after burying him he had hiked for five days to find help in Berlin.

He spoke to workers at Berlin City Hall saying: "I'm all alone in the world, I don't know who I am. Please help me."

Believed to be an orphan and a minor, the teen was given shelter and thousands of euros in benefits.

Not long after, holes started to appear in Forest Boy's story and police could not locate his father's body.

When attempts to identify Forest Boy failed, police released a photograph of the youth. After a month-long international appeal for answers, the truth was finally revealed.

A former girlfriend alerted authorities after recognising the boy in the photo and he admitted having made up the whole story.

The Forest Boy was in fact a young Dutch man, Robin van Helsum, who had left home nine months earlier. His friends say he was inspired by the films of the Zeitgeist Movement.

His stepmother was contacted and confirmed his identity. His real father had died earlier in the year.

The Isdal Woman An image of the woman believed to be a spy. Source: NewsComAu

In 1970, the unidentified charred body of a woman was found in "Death Valley" in Bergen, Norway, by a professor and his two daughters while out hiking. The circumstances surrounding her death are still considered a profound mystery.

She was naked, tags had been removed from all her clothing, her fingerprints had been sanded away and next to her was a burnt passport. At the scene, a significant amount of sleeping pills were discovered, along with bottles of petrol.

The body was traced to two suitcases at a train station in Bergen, where police discovered a prescription for lotion - though the name and address of the doctor had been removed. They also discovered 500 German marks and a journal with entries in code.

Police established the deceased woman travelled around Europe with up to nine false identities: Jenevive Lancia, Claudia Tjelt, Vera Schlosseneck, Claudia Nielsen, Alexia Zarna-Merchez, Vera Jarle, Finella Lorck and Elizabeth Leen Hoywfer.

Witnesses said she would wear various wigs and spoke many languages including French, German, English and Flemish.

The final sight of The Isdal Woman was when she checked out of room 407 of Hotel Marlin, paying cash and leaving in a taxi. She was described as 30-40 years old, 164cm in height and good looking. She smoked cigarettes, appeared to be on guard and was heard saying the words "I am coming soon".

Three decades later, a man came forward saying he saw the mystery woman walking into the forest with two men in black coats following her. He said police had told him to keep quiet at the time.

The case remains unsolved to this day, with most assuming The Isdal Woman was a spy.

Cornelia Rau The tragic tale of Cornelia Rau Source: Supplied

Ill and alone, a German woman going by the name Anna roams Cape York in Queensland during the wet season. She hitchhikes her way across the state, taking food and shelter from kind strangers.

In March 2004, Queensland police are called by concerned locals to the Exchange Hotel in Coen. Residents had become concerned for her well-being after she gave different accounts of her travel plans and identified herself as Anna Brotmeyer, but had no documentation to verify her identity. Speaking in both German and English, she told police she was from Munich.

The Department of Immigration had no record of Anna Brotmeyer, so they detain her as a 'suspected unlawful citizen'. She had in her possession a Norwegian passport, a book with two names which didn't include Anna, and $2413. She spoke in childlike German and could not recall basic information about her past.

She was transferred to Brisbane's Women's Correctional Centre where her mental health deteriorated.

Around this time in NSW, the family of Cornelia Rau reported her missing to police. She suffers from a schizo-affective disorder and had disappeared after discharging herself from Manly Hospital. She was not considered in serious danger as she had vanished numerous times before.

In August 2004, police launch a public appeal, advertising in newspapers and with posters.

It took another five months before Anna and Cornelia were identified as the same person after family saw a newspaper story.

Even after the discovery of Cornelia's true identity, she managed to become a mysterious wanderer yet again. In 2008, she was allowed to travel overseas during a break from medication. She bought a one-way ticket to Germany, but was committed to a psychiatric ward there after her condition deteriorated further.

Once she stabilised, she scraped together enough money for a plane ticket to Turkey but was turned away on arrival. She arrived in Dubai in December.

After wandering the Middle East without medication for months she again disappeared off the map. Then Cornelia was arrested after behaving erratically and refusing to pay her hotel and taxi bills in Jordan in 2009. The Germany embassy in Amman said: "She seems to have suffered a total loss of reality."

The same year she taken back to Australian with a nurse and guardian and admitted into the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Adelaide.

Huntington's Jane Doe The unidentified woman in a police sketch. Source: Supplied

In 1990, a woman was struck by two vehicles when she stepped on a highway in Huntington Beach, California. She was killed instantly.

She carried no identification but wore a strange ring on her finger - made of human hair - and a hotel key was discovered in her pocket.

As media reports surfaced of the unidentified crash victim, many residents came forward claiming they had information on her movements before the accident.

She had reportedly said her name was Andrea and that she was 25 or 26 years old, though she looked 10 years younger.

One witness, a salesman, said Andrea was homeless and he had taken her in to his family home after feeling sorry for her. It was here, he said, where she cut her hair and created a ring out of it.

Others said she was from Virginia or New York, with some accounts saying she was searching for her "well-known" birth family after discovering she was adopted.

More than 20 years on, the case remains open.

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Smallest Roadworthy Car enters Guinness Book of World Records [w/video]

GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS® 2014 EDITION CELEBRATES THE BIG, THE SMALL, AND EVERYTHING IN-BETWEEN WITH TONS OF NEW RECORD-BREAKING TALENT

This Year's Book Features Tiny Cars, Pint-Sized Pooches, Diminutive Donkeys, Prodigious Pogo Sticks, and Much More!

NEW YORK – September 12, 2013 – Get ready to be "officially amazed" as the new GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS® 2014 Edition hits stores around the globe today. From the wacky to the wonderful, this year's book is bursting with fantastic new records and images, sure to capture the imaginations of knowledge-seekers everywhere.

Though many people associate GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS with the "tallest" and "largest" on the planet, some people make a mark by going small. Enter Phoenix's Austin Coulson, creator of the "Smallest Roadworthy Car." Measuring 2 ft 1 in high, 2 ft 1.75 in wide, and 4 ft 1.75 long, and sporting a license plate that reads "IM BIG," the tiny vehicle can zip along at 25 MPH. If Coulson can't find a spot to park, he says he "can just drive it right in the front door and park inside!"

In the canine world, Milly, a Chihuahua residing in Puerto Rico, holds the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title for "Smallest Living Dog." Standing at only 3.8 in tall, the peppy pooch was "so small she could fit on a teaspoon when she was born" according to owner Vanessa Semler. Full grown she is tinier than a running shoe. Her small stature hasn't stopped her from being one of the most energetic dogs around. Her owner describes her as playful, outgoing, and as having an addiction to cartoons!

KneeHi the Mediterranean donkey has earned the title for "Shortest Donkey." Standing only 2 ft 1 in at the top of the withers, the six-year-old donkey still acts like the man of the house. Says owner Jim Lee, "he is very spoiled and behaves as if he is as big as our biggest horse! He has a big attitude, especially if he wants his way!"

The 2014 book also features "big" news, too. Pogo performer Fred Grzybowski reached new heights when he displayed a 9 ft 6.5 in pogo stick at the Toronto International Busker Festival, where he bounced his way into the 2014 edition with the title of "Tallest Useable Pogo Stick." Fred is no stranger to GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS; he also owns the "Shortest Usable Pogo Stick" that stands at a mere 2 ft 1 in.

To celebrate the launch of the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS 2014 edition, GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS spokesperson and star of truTV's GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS Gone Wild Stuart Claxton will be participating in a Reddit "Ask Me Anything" (AMA) for the first time on Monday, September 16th from 7 – 10 pm ET. Everyone from devoted followers of all things GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS to casual fans interested in the realm of the amazing can log in to chat with Claxton about all of the amazing record breakers included in this year's book and more.

Containing the most comprehensive collection of superlatives from around the globe and beyond GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS 2014 Edition will be available on September 12, 2013 for the suggested retail price of $28.95. The free augmented reality app that launched last year is back in a big way. Download the app for Apple and Android devices and bring the book to life before your eyes! Watch as the "Shortest Living Woman," "Largest Carnivorous Dinosaur," "Largest Wasp" and more burst off the page in incredible 3D. Fans can also use the brand new photo booth option to see just what they'd look like if they were a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS holder: elongate your tongue, facial hair, and nose to "become" the iconic title holders themselves!

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Mercedes' AMG 5.5L twin-turbo V8 not long for this world?

Despite being a relatively new engine in the grand scheme of things, the curtain may soon close on the twin-turbocharged 5.5-liter V8 found under the hood of many Mercedes-Benz AMG cars. Speaking to Australia's CarSales.com, AMG chief Tobias Moers said that the engine, as fitted in the 2014 S63 AMG (pictured), is at its maximum state of tune, and that more power cannot be eked out without threatening reliability. This engine produces a massive 577 horsepower and 664 pound-feet of torque in the new S63.

The forthcoming S-Class coupe and convertible models are expected to get this same AMG treatment, though Moers did not confirm this, along with updated versions of the E63 and CLS63 AMG. But beyond this, the M157 twin-turbo V8 is not expected to appear in any new Mercedes products.

So, what's next? CarSales.com states that the AMG version of the next C-Class will use an all-new 4.0-liter V8 that will, essentially, be created by bonding two of the 2.0-liter turbo engines from the A45 AMG (or CLA45 AMG) together. This 4.0-liter mill is expected to power the new, sub-SLS sports car, dubbed SLC.

Beyond that, a hybridized version of the 4.0-liter V8 could arrive, since Mercedes-Benz has made it clear that electrification will play a key role in the future of AMG. As Moers told CarSales.com, "It's clear depending on the segment – large SUVs, S-Class, whatever – in the future they will be assisted by electric motors... but there is no decision done, it is a discussion that must be done."

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Afterburner mini movie with Hot Wheels is a mad, mad world

Vanguard Pictures has released its latest stop-motion film, starring some of Hot Wheels' miniatures. Called Nitro Warriors 2: Afterburner, it's a continuation of the last Hot Wheels adventure, Nitro Warriors. Picking up right where the last episode left off, there's plenty of action, excitement and flying. The cinematography is great, as well, making these videos far more than just little cars zooming across the screen.

Naturally, things get a little bit crazy for the Hot Wheels cars, with quite a surprise ending. The new flick isn't out on YouTube yet. Thankfully, you can check out the original on the video sharing site right here; once you're caught up on the story, scroll down to see the latest installment.

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Smallest Roadworthy Car enters Guinness Book of World Records [w/video]

GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS® 2014 EDITION CELEBRATES THE BIG, THE SMALL, AND EVERYTHING IN-BETWEEN WITH TONS OF NEW RECORD-BREAKING TALENT

This Year's Book Features Tiny Cars, Pint-Sized Pooches, Diminutive Donkeys, Prodigious Pogo Sticks, and Much More!

NEW YORK – September 12, 2013 – Get ready to be "officially amazed" as the new GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS® 2014 Edition hits stores around the globe today. From the wacky to the wonderful, this year's book is bursting with fantastic new records and images, sure to capture the imaginations of knowledge-seekers everywhere.

Though many people associate GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS with the "tallest" and "largest" on the planet, some people make a mark by going small. Enter Phoenix's Austin Coulson, creator of the "Smallest Roadworthy Car." Measuring 2 ft 1 in high, 2 ft 1.75 in wide, and 4 ft 1.75 long, and sporting a license plate that reads "IM BIG," the tiny vehicle can zip along at 25 MPH. If Coulson can't find a spot to park, he says he "can just drive it right in the front door and park inside!"

In the canine world, Milly, a Chihuahua residing in Puerto Rico, holds the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title for "Smallest Living Dog." Standing at only 3.8 in tall, the peppy pooch was "so small she could fit on a teaspoon when she was born" according to owner Vanessa Semler. Full grown she is tinier than a running shoe. Her small stature hasn't stopped her from being one of the most energetic dogs around. Her owner describes her as playful, outgoing, and as having an addiction to cartoons!

KneeHi the Mediterranean donkey has earned the title for "Shortest Donkey." Standing only 2 ft 1 in at the top of the withers, the six-year-old donkey still acts like the man of the house. Says owner Jim Lee, "he is very spoiled and behaves as if he is as big as our biggest horse! He has a big attitude, especially if he wants his way!"

The 2014 book also features "big" news, too. Pogo performer Fred Grzybowski reached new heights when he displayed a 9 ft 6.5 in pogo stick at the Toronto International Busker Festival, where he bounced his way into the 2014 edition with the title of "Tallest Useable Pogo Stick." Fred is no stranger to GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS; he also owns the "Shortest Usable Pogo Stick" that stands at a mere 2 ft 1 in.

To celebrate the launch of the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS 2014 edition, GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS spokesperson and star of truTV's GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS Gone Wild Stuart Claxton will be participating in a Reddit "Ask Me Anything" (AMA) for the first time on Monday, September 16th from 7 – 10 pm ET. Everyone from devoted followers of all things GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS to casual fans interested in the realm of the amazing can log in to chat with Claxton about all of the amazing record breakers included in this year's book and more.

Containing the most comprehensive collection of superlatives from around the globe and beyond GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS 2014 Edition will be available on September 12, 2013 for the suggested retail price of $28.95. The free augmented reality app that launched last year is back in a big way. Download the app for Apple and Android devices and bring the book to life before your eyes! Watch as the "Shortest Living Woman," "Largest Carnivorous Dinosaur," "Largest Wasp" and more burst off the page in incredible 3D. Fans can also use the brand new photo booth option to see just what they'd look like if they were a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS holder: elongate your tongue, facial hair, and nose to "become" the iconic title holders themselves!

View the original article here

Afterburner mini movie with Hot Wheels is a mad, mad world

Vanguard Pictures has released its latest stop-motion film, starring some of Hot Wheels' miniatures. Called Nitro Warriors 2: Afterburner, it's a continuation of the last Hot Wheels adventure, Nitro Warriors. Picking up right where the last episode left off, there's plenty of action, excitement and flying. The cinematography is great, as well, making these videos far more than just little cars zooming across the screen.

Naturally, things get a little bit crazy for the Hot Wheels cars, with quite a surprise ending. The new flick isn't out on YouTube yet. Thankfully, you can check out the original on the video sharing site right here; once you're caught up on the story, scroll down to see the latest installment.

View the original article here

How is "Wired World Hosting"?

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Men of the World - Fleetwood Mac

Someone's Gonna Get Their Head Kicked In Tonight World In Harmony (Alternative Take) The Green Manalishi (With the Two Pronged Crown) The Green Manalishi (With the Two Pronged Crown) [Live] Formed: 1967 in London, England

Genre: Rock

Years Active: '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s, '00s, '10s

While most bands undergo a number of changes over the course of their careers, few groups experienced such radical stylistic changes as Fleetwood Mac. Initially conceived as a hard-edged British blues combo in the late '60s, the band gradually evolved into a polished pop/rock act over the course of a decade. Throughout all of their incarnations, the only consistent members of Fleetwood Mac were drummer Mick Fleetwood and bassist John McVie — the rhythm section that provided the band with its... Full Bio

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Thor 2: The Dark World hits theaters this fall, but you can get lots of great Thor stuff from iTunes right now

Thor 2: The Dark World hits theaters this fall, but you can get lots of great Thor stuff from iTunes right now | iMore.com Skip to main content Android BlackBerry iPhone / iPad Windows Phone webOS SIGN UP|LOG IN iMore Forums Apps Games Accessories Reviews How-To Podcasts Contests iPhone iPad mini iPad iPod touch Apple TV iOS iCloud iTunes Mac Hot: iPhone 5S Guides: iPhone buyers | iPad buyers | iOS users Free: Wallpaper | iPhone apps, games | iPad apps, games Shop Online Cases Chargers Screen protectors Headsets & More Free shipping on orders over $50 Thor 2: The Dark World hits theaters this fall, but you can get lots of great Thor stuff from iTunes right now By Rene Ritchie, Tuesday, Apr 30, 2013 a 11:20 pm 3

The first teaser trailer for Thor 2: The Dark World has hit the internet and... I don't know what to make of it yet. I enjoyed Malekith, the accursed dark elf, as Walt Simonson rendered him in the Thor comics decades ago, but I don't get any real sense of his character here and how it plays into whatever greater story arc they have for Thor this time around. And his look in the film doesn't really wow me so far.

Marvel’s “Thor: The Dark World” continues the big-screen adventures of Thor, the Mighty Avenger, as he battles to save Earth and all the Nine Realms from a shadowy enemy that predates the universe itself. In the aftermath of Marvel’s “Thor” and “Marvel’s The Avengers,” Thor fights to restore order across the cosmos…but an ancient race led by the vengeful Malekith returns to plunge the universe back into darkness. Faced with an enemy that even Odin and Asgard cannot withstand, Thor must embark on his most perilous and personal journey yet, one that will reunite him with Jane Foster and force him to sacrifice everything to save us all.

There seems to be some reverse fish-out-of-water action going on, with Sarah Foster going to Asgard this time instead of Thor going to Earth/Midgard like in the previous film, but other than that... not much is shown.

Hopefully they're building up to Surtur and an adaption of Ragnarok 'n Roll for the third movie in the series, because that's probably the best Thor story ever written, and I'd love to see it brought to film. We'll have to wait until more trailers are released later this summer, and ultimately until Thor 2: The Dark World is released and we've seen it to know for sure, but in the mean time there's lots of great Marvel Thor media on iTunes to tide us over. Here are some of my favorites. (I'm re-watching Avengers for what must be the 12th time on my iPad mini right now.)

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Thanks i Will Check it out

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Natalie Portman FTW!

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You wrote "Sarah Foster" instead of Jane Foster in follow-up paragraph after the quote!

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