The Last Unpainted Cell
Twenty-five thousand people passed through the Nazi prison at Scheveningen, and its walls filled up with their last words. When the building became a monument, nearly every wall was repainted — except one. Even that one was hiding something.
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In 1926, a Toronto lawyer known for elaborate practical jokes wrote one final prank into his will: his fortune would go to whichever woman in the city had the most babies in the next ten years. He never expected anyone to actually try.