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CRIMINALS
400
Airtight, like an alibi, or an old armor-plated warship
ironclad
400
In the late '60s this man's “family” lived for a time on the Spahn Movie Ranch near Los Angeles
Charles Manson
400
In 1955 13-year-old Susie asked her dad about an easier way to treat her asthma; dad ran Riker Labs & presto! the metered dose this device
an inhaler
400
The 8 Florida parishes in this state were once part of Spanish West Florida
Louisiana
400
This London stadium, home to England's national soccer team, boasts it has "more toilets than any other building in the world"
Wembley
400
A Kentucky woman got busted for shoplifting while her son took part in a program rhymingly named "Shop with a" this
a cop
800
It can be a simple remedy for a difficult problem, or what's needed to kill a werewolf
silver bullet
800
In 1990 he said this country was part of Iraq & annexed it as a province; not his best move
Saddam Hussein
800
Type I of this disorder once called manic depression has manic episodes of at least a week & depressive episodes of twice that long
bipolar disorder
800
Bowling Green, Kentucky & Bismarck, North Dakota are both in this time zone
the Central time zone
800
On Christmas Day, 2021 this Los Angeles hoops, hockey & showbiz venue was renamed Crypto.com Arena
the Staples Center
800
Working this bar entrance job in Iowa City, a man got presented with his own stolen ID
a bouncer
1200
This term for Northerners opposed to the Civil War likened them to a snake in the grass
Copperheads
1200
These brothers were convicted of killing their Beverly Hills parents in 1996
Lyle & Eric Menendez
1200
By age 75, half of white Americans have this eye condition that can feel like looking through a fogged-up window
cataracts
1200
Shoshone Falls, on this river in Idaho has been called "The Niagara of the West"
Snake River
1200
This Triple Crown racetrack that opened in 1875 was named for the landowners, not for a future British prime minister
Churchill Downs
1200
At a hockey game, a Fargo man with a .314 B.A.C. crashed into the boards driving this, yelling for AC/DC to perform
a zamboni
1600
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Fashion model Derek Zoolander gave this name to his trademark look; others include Ferrari & Le Tigre
Blue Steel
1600
This millionaire & alleged terrorist leader seen here was on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted List
Osama Bin Laden
1600
The most common form of this ailment is the plaque type, named for the patches it forms on the skin
psoriasis
1600
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The Monongahela joins this river in Pittsburgh to form the Ohio
the Allegheny
1600
In 1879 the first of several NYC venues to bear this name featured birds, flowers & fountains, so the name made more sense
Madison Square Garden
1600
When you "start with" robbing this home improvement store & end by trying to hide in a nudist resort, yep, you will get caught
Lowe's
2000
A song in "Guys & Dolls" is called "Fugue For" these, slang for gamblers with more flash than cash
Tinhorns
2000
German-born carpenter & convicted kidnapper seen here
(convicted of kidnapping the Lindbergh baby)
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
2000
Pregnant women need 600 mcg of this B9 vitamin daily to help prevent birth defects like spina bifida
folic acid
2000
Major cities in New Hampshire include Dover & this port that also shares its name with a historic port of southern England
Portsmouth
2000
In 1957 this famed soccer club moved into Camp Nou, Catalan for "New Ground"
FC Barcelona
2000
Ditching the usual walk-in method, a robber from Bridgeport in this state called ahead to a bank to have $100,000 waiting
Connecticut