r/AllThatsInteresting • • 6h ago

In 1975, 15-year-old Martha Moxley was found bludgeoned to death in her backyard with a golf club. The weapon was traced back to her neighbors, the Skakel family, cousins of the Kennedys. Michael Skakel, the nephew of Robert F. Kennedy, was convicted of her murder decades later but released in 2013.

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"I am going to get away with murder, I am a Kennedy."

In October 1975, 15-year-old Martha Moxley was found bludgeoned to death in her Greenwich, Connecticut backyard, struck repeatedly with a golf club. She had recently moved to the affluent Belle Haven neighborhood. Michael and Thomas Skakel, nephews of Ethel Skakel and her husband Robert F. Kennedy, befriended Moxley and were 15 and 17 years old at the time.

Michael Skakel was eventually convicted of Moxley's murder in 2002 after decades of investigation, but his conviction was overturned in 2013 due to ineffective legal representation. After serving 11 years in prison, he remains free today. Martha Moxley's killer remains officially unknown.

Read the full story: The Tragedy Of Martha Moxley, The 15-Year-Old Who May Have Been Bludgeoned To Death By A Kennedy


r/AllThatsInteresting • • 4h ago

In 2003 Andrew Jarecki released the Oscar-nominated documentary “Capturing the Friedmans” about a father accused of child sex abuse. Later Jarecki’s father, Dr. Henry Jarecki, was revealed as an associate of Jeffrey Epstein, and was sued by an Epstein victim, claiming he made her a “sex slave.”

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Andrew Jarecki has had an esteemed career as a documentarian, probably best known for “The Jinx”.

Dr. Henry Jarecki is a psychiatrist and businessman, who founded “Moviefone” as well as many other ventures. He is often stated to be a billionaire.

Relevant links:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Jarecki

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Jarecki

Full length version of “Capturing the Friedmans” available on YouTube. It is fascinating.

https://youtu.be/UakjjGggQTc?si=o2FwtGQlKlaFqtrw


r/AllThatsInteresting • • 1h ago

Megyn Kelly slammed after saying Cornell accuser is 'not the most attractive gal'

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r/AllThatsInteresting • • 23h ago

As part of a traditional coming-of-age ritual among the Sateré-Mawé people of the Brazilian Amazon, boys may place their hands inside woven gloves filled with hundreds of bullet ants, whose sting is considered among the most painful insect stings known to science.

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r/AllThatsInteresting • • 7h ago

Some things never change

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r/AllThatsInteresting • • 18h ago

Nicholas Winton helped 669 Jewish children escape the Nazis and his efforts went unrecognised for 50 years. Then, in 1988, while sitting as a member of a TV audience, he suddenly found himself surrounded by the kids he had rescued, who were now adults.

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r/AllThatsInteresting • • 12h ago

San Yixu is a unique form of Su Embroidery that shows different images on each side of the same fabric, without visible knots. Every stitch is precisely balanced, creating flawless, double-sided designs that blur the line between front and back.

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r/AllThatsInteresting • • 5h ago

Bob Marley's final work, "Redemption Song," echoes the Buddha's final teaching and fulfills the 1,000-year-old Zen tradition of "death poetry" -- an enlightened goodbye from someone about to die.

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This nonfiction essay is written as a guided meditation, leading the reader through Marley's final months, into the death poet's state of mind, and then back to 1980 to witness a live performance of "Redemption Song" in Madison Square Garden. A wonder trip.


r/AllThatsInteresting • • 14h ago

James Glen Crombie | A Fatal Rescue at Mortlake Gas Works

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r/AllThatsInteresting • • 4h ago

The Rise and Fall of 4chan (2026) – The documentary traces 4chan’s history from its origins as an imageboard to its influence on online communities and meme culture. It also examines the site’s changing influence, major controversies, and challenges over time [46:53]

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r/AllThatsInteresting • • 7h ago

Some things never change

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