Albert Einstein was a German-born physicist who was famous for his E = mc2 formula. He was also known for developing the theory of relativity and the discovery of the photoelectric effect, for which he won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1921. #AlbertEinstein #Physicist #TrueStory #history #oppenheimer #ww2

In the early ’90s, Karla Homolka and her then-husband Paul Bernardo were nicknamed the “Ken and Barbie Killers” from the couple’s aesthetic and socioeconomic status. The two were blonde and attractive and didn’t carry a sinister appearance some people may assume from a serial killer. #Ken #Barbie #RealStories #TrueStory #truecrime #crimetok

The Playboy Murders: twins Sandy and Mandy Bentley were playboy bunnies in 1999 and 2000 who both dated Hugh Hefner during that time. Featured on the cover of the May 2000 issue, as well as appearing on TV, the Bentley sisters were garnering some small fame. Unbeknownst to Hefner, Sandy Bentley was having an affair with a Wall Street big shot named Mark Yagalla #Playboy #PlayboyBunnies #Diamonds #TrueStory #TrueCrime

Imagine being a part of an unethical human experiment — During the 1940's, Unit 731 was a Japanese military program meant to develop and test biological warfare programs during WWII that did just that. #JapaneseMilitary #HumanExperiment #TrueStories #TrueCrime

To eliminate this terrorist, the CIA became friends with him. 'The Red Prince' was feared terrorist Ali Hassan Salameh, widely known for orchestrating the massacre of 11 Israeli athletes during the 1972 Munich Olympics. The CIA spy that was sent to track Salameh disobeyed orders and began to converse with him. #TheRedPrince #CIA #Assassin #AliHassan