A St Andrews historian believes that a skeleton discovered in East Lothian may be the remains of an Irish Viking King from the 10th century. Dr Alex Woolf, an expert at the University of St Andrews, has suggested that the remains, uncovered during an archaeological dig almost ten years ago, may be that of Olaf Guthfrithsson.
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Wherever Belle Gunness went, people had an alarming tendency to die. Children. Husbands. Suitors. Farmhands. And then, just when the authorities finally closed in… Belle herself apparently died.
So here’s one we didn’t learn about in history class… 😊
