Many Meandering Murderers
This US Navy Vessel, nicknamed Mighty Mo, is known for being the location where the US-Japan peace treaty was signed, thus calling an end to WWII on September 2nd, 1945, now known as VJ day.
USS Missouri
The second of only two published works by Harper Lee, published in 2015, 55 years after her first novel
Go Set a Watchman
In the mid 1970s, before Ted Bundy was a serial murderer, he worked here while completeing his psychology major
Suicide hotline
This 1937 film is the first ever feature length animated movie
Snow White
This many weekdays are named after Norse Gods.
4
Active in London's Whitechapel district during 1888, this unknown killer murdered and mutilated 5 prostitutes.
Jack the Ripper
From 1096 A.D to 1291 A.D, Christians and Muslims fought in the crusades this many times
Eight
"The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Cavaleras County" is known to be the book that made this American novelist famous, kickstarting his career.
Mark Twain
In the 1950s many DJs and radio show hosts lost their jobs for committinf this crime.
Payola
Quentin Tarantino's first movie as writer and director is
Reservoir Dogs
Robert Pickton, a Canadian farmer, started this charity with his brother, where he raped, murdered, and processed prostitutes and party goers from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
Piggy's Palace Good Times Society or Piggy's Palace
Out of all the crusades between 1096 to 1291, the Christians were successful this many times.
Once (1)
In Shakespeare’s tragedy Romeo and Juliet, Romeo’s last name is...
Montague
This infamous cult leader convinced 303 people to commit suicide at the People's Temple
Jim Jones
In Toy Story 2, the name of Jessie's horse is
Bullseye
John Wayne Gacy was a politician, carpenter, and...
A birthday party clown
On July 27th 1953, an armistice was signed between two countries, signaling the end of this 3 year long war.
Korean War or The Forgotten War
In Frank Baum’s novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, on which the film is based, Dorothy’s slippers are this color
Silver
This serial killer was the inspiration for Bubba "Leatherface" Sawyer
Ed Gein
This 1800s woman would charge parents to adopt their unwanted children, where she made an estimated 400 children overdose on opioids, then hide their bodies.
Amelia Dyer
On February 19th of 1942, Japanese aerial forces attacked a navy harbor. This conflict now goes by this name.
Bombing of Darwin or battle of Darwin
This book holds the record of being the most stolen book from public libraries
Guinness Book of World Records
This death row inmate, a prostitute who killed her customers shared the final words, "I'll be back."
Aileen Pittman