1. 1916: Grigori Rasputin, the shaman as well as political leaders of Russia, was poisoned with a very high dose while eating dinner with his political enemies. But he did not die, and soon, a killer sneaking in the back and shot in the head. When checking to see if Rasputin is dead, the killer suddenly felt a mystical force that choked him. Rasputin was still alive and trying to escape from enemy siege. Unfortunately, he was shot three times and fell. his enemies are and then beat him and threw him into the river is very cold (frozen river). Rasputin was killed. But the autopsy results, death is not known Rasputin was poisoned, shot, beaten or frozen to death, but death due to drowning was beaten unconscious when thrown into a river.
2. 1981: In March 1981, Carl McCunn paid a rental for menerjunkannya pilots in a remote lake near the Coleen River, Alaska, to photograph wildlife. But unfortunately, he forgot to ask the pilot to pick him up again in August. Unwilling to die in a state of hunger, he chose to shoot his head. His body was found in February 1982.
3. 1322: Humphrey de Bohun, 4th Earl of Hereford and punctured by a spear right through the anus in the Battle of Boroughbridge.
4. 458 BC: Playwright (makers of the drama) the Greek Aeschylus was killed when an eagle dropped a tortoise on his head. The thought that the bald eagle is a stone Aeschylus. Fortunately, he survived kura2 (mah dead person)
5. 2005: A young South Korean, Lee Seung Seop (28 yrs), fatigue and fainting dead in Internet cafe after playing Starcraft for 50 hours without stopping.
6. 1984: Jim Fixx, who wrote "The Complete Book of Running" and called for that run and a healthy diet may extend human life, died of a heart attack when he was running. From the autopsy, found that Fixx died after three Fixx clogged heart artery.
7. 1899: French president Félix Faure died of a stroke, while in-oral sex in his office.
8. Jean Baptiste Lully
He is a conductor who led the orchestra in celebration of Louis XIV's recovery from his illness in 1687. Because too excited, he just dropped the baton conductor on her toes. Occurs abscess (infection with pus) and followed by gangrene (decay). Lully refused amputation, and he finally died from an infection that spreads throughout the body.
9. Bobby Leach (1858-1926)
He was a stunt double who died in 1926, two months after her leg was amputated because of slipping orange peel in the street, in New Zealand. Broken legs and severe infection. Time there were no antibiotics.
10. Isadora Duncan (1877-1927)
He was a prominent modern dance, died because of the scarf. In September 1927, he was riding a high-speed car, with the windows open. At that time he wore a large shawl. Because shawl "fly" to the tires, he choked once from a car window.
11. Leslie Harvey
He is the guitarist Stone the Crows, died in 1972 due to electric shock from the microphone he used on the concert stage.
12. Victor Morrow (1929-1982)
He and two people with whom the child actors were killed as a helicopter blade severed when she was filming for the movie Twilight Zone, in 1982. This case is encouraging the U.S. government to revise laws on the protection of child labor and safety regulations and the guarantee of safety on the set.
13. Tennessee Williams (1911-1983)
He is a playwright United States, died of strangulation swallowed a bottle cap when he was drunk in a hotel in New York.
14. Dick Shawn (1924-1987)
He was droll about political campaigns in the United States. After saying "I Will not lay down on the job!" (I will not resign!), He immediately lay on the floor. The audience thought it was part of the joke. But because he did not wake up again, a few stagehands were examined and provide emergency breathing. Not long after he died.
15. Li Po
Chinese poet Li Po (VII-VIII century AD) is a famous poet who likes to get drunk. One time he was drunk when boat ride across the river Yangtze. He saw the shadow of the moon on the water. Because drunk, he tried to reach out to hug her shadow, but failed. As a result he fell into the water and drowned.
16. Hans Steininger
Austrian Hans Steininger was famous for the longest beard in the world. Length about 140 cm. On one day in 1567, a fire that requires everyone to run. He forgot to tie his beard long. In her haste, she stepped on his own beard and fell. Her neck was broken and he died instantly.
17. Tycho Brahe
Tycho Brahe (1546-1601) was an astronomer. In 1601, he was attending a dinner of a very long time, in Prague (now Czech). Customary in those days believed that the blur in the middle of dinner, including for waste water, is very rude. As a result he was forced to hold pee during the banquet. Bladder extends to the threshold, and there was an infection (cystitis) are fatal. He died 11 days later.
18. Allan Pinkerton
Allan Pinkerton (1819-1884) was an agent of the famous detective with the Pinkerton detective agency of his. One day he was walking on the sidewalk. He slipped. Not accidentally bitten tongue, and there was an infection which later killed him.
19. Jack Daniel's
Similar to Lully, but this occurred in the early 20th century to Jack Daniel, a businessman famous whiskey from Tennessee, USA. On one morning he wanted to open a crate, but he forgot the combination. He rages and kicked the crate. One finger was injured, inflamed (infection), and finally killed him.
20. Franz Reichelt
In 1912 Franz Reichelt claims to have developed parachute jacket. A new discovery. He wanted to try to jump from the top of the Eiffel tower. Previously he was planning to wear a doll, but ultimately did not. He decided to try his own jacket. Apparently, like the concern many people, the jacket was not functioning and he was killed instantly.
21. Ray Chapman
Ray Chapman (1891-1920) known as the only player who was killed in a baseball game. He died of head hit the pitch from Carl Mays. At that time, baseball was always covered with soil by the pitcher before being cast, to make opponents see the ball.
22. Alexander Woolcott
In 1943, a critic of Nazism and fascism named Alexander Woolcott died after suffering a heart attack when Adolf Hitler was talking about.
23. Christine Chubbuck
Christine Chubbuck (1944-1974) was the only television reporter who died in the midst of live television. He shot himself in the head on the broadcast Suncoast Digest (WXLT-TV) on July 15, 1974 with 38 mm revolver. Chubbuck previously had been troubled by a protracted depression.
24. Robert Williams
Robert Williams was trying to retrieve an item in storage racks Ford Motor's Flat Rock because the robot is not working. Suddenly, the robot moves and the robot arm was hitting the head of Williams. He was killed instantly on January 25, 1979. Only 2 years later, a similar accident occurred in Japan. Kenji Urada deadly robot that eventually failed inadvertently pushed him into a steamroller.
25. David Grundman
Still in 1982, David Grundman and a friend were out hunting cactus. They met a large cactus. This is cactus saguaro cactus as high as nearly 8 feet which was about 100 years. In front there is a small cactus. They opened fire on a small cactus once, successfully. Now it is great. But what happens, even a giant cactus was shot to hole, and finally fell on Grundman. He died instantly. Really revenge by cactus.
26. Yooket Paen
In 1991, a 57-year-old Thai woman named Yooket Paen, slipped on cow dung was walking in his garden. After that he terpegang a bare wire (no wrap), and was electrocuted to death. After the funeral, the younger Paen come into the orchard. He also slipped on the same cow dung, terpegang the same cable, and died as well.
27. Betty Stobbs
In 1999, Betty Stobbs was feeding his sheep on a motorcycle. Food for the sheep are located in the back of his motorcycle. At that time, the sheep are apparently being starved. They also raided the tailgate, to the extent Stobbs was thrown into the abyss as deep as 30 meters. He has not died due to "throw" it. But where the bike? Turns out there right behind him, and he hit his motorbike killed himself.
28. Mariesa Weber
November 2006, Mariesa Weber (38 years) thought to be lost. Already two weeks he had not found his family (though he died at home!). But he eventually found under a pile of fallen bookshelf. Apparently he was trying to plug the television into an outlet, which can only be achieved by standing on the desk next to the bookcase. But unfortunately he fell head first, and the rack
2. 1981: In March 1981, Carl McCunn paid a rental for menerjunkannya pilots in a remote lake near the Coleen River, Alaska, to photograph wildlife. But unfortunately, he forgot to ask the pilot to pick him up again in August. Unwilling to die in a state of hunger, he chose to shoot his head. His body was found in February 1982.
3. 1322: Humphrey de Bohun, 4th Earl of Hereford and punctured by a spear right through the anus in the Battle of Boroughbridge.
4. 458 BC: Playwright (makers of the drama) the Greek Aeschylus was killed when an eagle dropped a tortoise on his head. The thought that the bald eagle is a stone Aeschylus. Fortunately, he survived kura2 (mah dead person)
5. 2005: A young South Korean, Lee Seung Seop (28 yrs), fatigue and fainting dead in Internet cafe after playing Starcraft for 50 hours without stopping.
6. 1984: Jim Fixx, who wrote "The Complete Book of Running" and called for that run and a healthy diet may extend human life, died of a heart attack when he was running. From the autopsy, found that Fixx died after three Fixx clogged heart artery.
7. 1899: French president Félix Faure died of a stroke, while in-oral sex in his office.
8. Jean Baptiste Lully
He is a conductor who led the orchestra in celebration of Louis XIV's recovery from his illness in 1687. Because too excited, he just dropped the baton conductor on her toes. Occurs abscess (infection with pus) and followed by gangrene (decay). Lully refused amputation, and he finally died from an infection that spreads throughout the body.
9. Bobby Leach (1858-1926)
He was a stunt double who died in 1926, two months after her leg was amputated because of slipping orange peel in the street, in New Zealand. Broken legs and severe infection. Time there were no antibiotics.
10. Isadora Duncan (1877-1927)
He was a prominent modern dance, died because of the scarf. In September 1927, he was riding a high-speed car, with the windows open. At that time he wore a large shawl. Because shawl "fly" to the tires, he choked once from a car window.
11. Leslie Harvey
He is the guitarist Stone the Crows, died in 1972 due to electric shock from the microphone he used on the concert stage.
12. Victor Morrow (1929-1982)
He and two people with whom the child actors were killed as a helicopter blade severed when she was filming for the movie Twilight Zone, in 1982. This case is encouraging the U.S. government to revise laws on the protection of child labor and safety regulations and the guarantee of safety on the set.
13. Tennessee Williams (1911-1983)
He is a playwright United States, died of strangulation swallowed a bottle cap when he was drunk in a hotel in New York.
14. Dick Shawn (1924-1987)
He was droll about political campaigns in the United States. After saying "I Will not lay down on the job!" (I will not resign!), He immediately lay on the floor. The audience thought it was part of the joke. But because he did not wake up again, a few stagehands were examined and provide emergency breathing. Not long after he died.
15. Li Po
Chinese poet Li Po (VII-VIII century AD) is a famous poet who likes to get drunk. One time he was drunk when boat ride across the river Yangtze. He saw the shadow of the moon on the water. Because drunk, he tried to reach out to hug her shadow, but failed. As a result he fell into the water and drowned.
16. Hans Steininger
Austrian Hans Steininger was famous for the longest beard in the world. Length about 140 cm. On one day in 1567, a fire that requires everyone to run. He forgot to tie his beard long. In her haste, she stepped on his own beard and fell. Her neck was broken and he died instantly.
17. Tycho Brahe
Tycho Brahe (1546-1601) was an astronomer. In 1601, he was attending a dinner of a very long time, in Prague (now Czech). Customary in those days believed that the blur in the middle of dinner, including for waste water, is very rude. As a result he was forced to hold pee during the banquet. Bladder extends to the threshold, and there was an infection (cystitis) are fatal. He died 11 days later.
18. Allan Pinkerton
Allan Pinkerton (1819-1884) was an agent of the famous detective with the Pinkerton detective agency of his. One day he was walking on the sidewalk. He slipped. Not accidentally bitten tongue, and there was an infection which later killed him.
19. Jack Daniel's
Similar to Lully, but this occurred in the early 20th century to Jack Daniel, a businessman famous whiskey from Tennessee, USA. On one morning he wanted to open a crate, but he forgot the combination. He rages and kicked the crate. One finger was injured, inflamed (infection), and finally killed him.
20. Franz Reichelt
In 1912 Franz Reichelt claims to have developed parachute jacket. A new discovery. He wanted to try to jump from the top of the Eiffel tower. Previously he was planning to wear a doll, but ultimately did not. He decided to try his own jacket. Apparently, like the concern many people, the jacket was not functioning and he was killed instantly.
21. Ray Chapman
Ray Chapman (1891-1920) known as the only player who was killed in a baseball game. He died of head hit the pitch from Carl Mays. At that time, baseball was always covered with soil by the pitcher before being cast, to make opponents see the ball.
22. Alexander Woolcott
In 1943, a critic of Nazism and fascism named Alexander Woolcott died after suffering a heart attack when Adolf Hitler was talking about.
23. Christine Chubbuck
Christine Chubbuck (1944-1974) was the only television reporter who died in the midst of live television. He shot himself in the head on the broadcast Suncoast Digest (WXLT-TV) on July 15, 1974 with 38 mm revolver. Chubbuck previously had been troubled by a protracted depression.
24. Robert Williams
Robert Williams was trying to retrieve an item in storage racks Ford Motor's Flat Rock because the robot is not working. Suddenly, the robot moves and the robot arm was hitting the head of Williams. He was killed instantly on January 25, 1979. Only 2 years later, a similar accident occurred in Japan. Kenji Urada deadly robot that eventually failed inadvertently pushed him into a steamroller.
25. David Grundman
Still in 1982, David Grundman and a friend were out hunting cactus. They met a large cactus. This is cactus saguaro cactus as high as nearly 8 feet which was about 100 years. In front there is a small cactus. They opened fire on a small cactus once, successfully. Now it is great. But what happens, even a giant cactus was shot to hole, and finally fell on Grundman. He died instantly. Really revenge by cactus.
26. Yooket Paen
In 1991, a 57-year-old Thai woman named Yooket Paen, slipped on cow dung was walking in his garden. After that he terpegang a bare wire (no wrap), and was electrocuted to death. After the funeral, the younger Paen come into the orchard. He also slipped on the same cow dung, terpegang the same cable, and died as well.
27. Betty Stobbs
In 1999, Betty Stobbs was feeding his sheep on a motorcycle. Food for the sheep are located in the back of his motorcycle. At that time, the sheep are apparently being starved. They also raided the tailgate, to the extent Stobbs was thrown into the abyss as deep as 30 meters. He has not died due to "throw" it. But where the bike? Turns out there right behind him, and he hit his motorbike killed himself.
28. Mariesa Weber
November 2006, Mariesa Weber (38 years) thought to be lost. Already two weeks he had not found his family (though he died at home!). But he eventually found under a pile of fallen bookshelf. Apparently he was trying to plug the television into an outlet, which can only be achieved by standing on the desk next to the bookcase. But unfortunately he fell head first, and the rack
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