It is May 31, 1995, a young woman, stylishly dressed in black, checked into as “Jennifer Fairgate,” at Oslo’s luxurious, 5-star Plaza Hotel, the scene of many secret high-level international meetings. A few days after she checks in, the hotel staff realizes that she didn't give her card number. Her door handle has a red sign saying, "Don't Disturb," but the hotel's part-time guard is sent to spy on Jennifer's room. A few seconds after he knocks on the door, he hears a gunshot in the room. The frightened security guard calls the police and goes down to the front desk and leaves for 15 minutes. They can't check who came out of the room for 15 minutes and who passed by the person because CCTV is not installed.

Oslo police said she was lying on the bed and a powerful 9mm Browning pistol was placed on her right hand. They said she had no symptoms and no signs of revenge by anyone.

In fact, the name she used, Jennifer Fairgate, was not real and there was no information in her room to verify her identity. Also, all tags from her clothing have been removed and the serial number on the gun has been meticulously removed using a method associated with organized crime.

The investigative journalist Lars Wegner is deterred from finding any information. Lars and the team of experts who proponent Las, including a former Norwegian spy and a high-tech forensics lab, cease the case based on her efforts to conceal her identity, and conclude the case by assuring, if inconclusive, that she was a professional assassin or spy.

Slender Man is a fictional entily created on the  something awful on line.

The victim leutner, and perpetrators, Anissa Weier and Morgan Geyser, were all 12 year old at the time of the stabbing, and were classmates enrolled in the same school.
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Many people disputed all the theories. Morgan Geyser had massive amounts of problem. how to act in the momwent of grand suicide.

A compelling story goes sometimes like this...

In 1962. Frano was on a train that derailed while crossing a bridge. His carriage was plunged into the icy river below the bridge.17 people dead. He swam out and survived.

Just a year later, in 1963, he was psychologically scarred by the train accident of the pass. He took a plane instead. The door of the plane suddenly fell off in the air. He was sucked right out of the plane and the plane was crashed.19 people dead. He fell out of the air onto a haystack and survived.

A few years later in 1966. The bus he was on skidded into a river in the winter. 4 people were killed. He swam out again and survived with no symptoms. 

He began to feel that it was relentless and all a matter of providence. He decided to cease the tragedy and only drive his own car. In 1970. His car started to spontaneously ignite on the freeway without alert. A few seconds after he got out of the car, the fuel tank exploded and he was all right.

In 1973. His car caught fire again, the oil pump ruptured, and the gas burst. This time, he had most of his hair burned off, but he survived.

He lived in seclusion for a long time until 1995. He was walking down the street... An out of control truck crashed into him. He had a slight injury and survived.

Then in 1996, he was driving on a mountain road, a truck hit him, knocked his car over a guardrail, and down a cliff more than 100 meters deep. At the last minute, he was ejected from his seat and hugged a tree on the edge of a cliff. His car went off a cliff and exploded. He survived.

I can’t assure whether he was the luckiest or the unluckiest man in the world. 

In 2003. He decided to buy a lottery ticket to celebrate his fifth marriage. It was the first time he had bought a lottery ticket in his life.

As you might expect. 

He won a massive amount of dollars in the lottery.

This is The last news about him. It was 2010.

He relayed the rest of his lottery winnings to his friends and relatives.

He said. “Money can't buy happiness.”

In 2005 researchers examined a sample of King George’s hair they discovered concentrations of arsenic which caused a dispute of what caused his madness, leaving the case inconclusive.

In 2017 Dr.Garrard and Vassiliki proposed that the thousands of letters King George wrote using 400 words and more than 8 verbs in a sentence were associated with his mental Illness this alerted a suspicion that he might have a MANIAC phase like in BIPOLAR DISORDER.

The researchers believed that the medicine given to the king to treat his porphyria was contaminated with arsenic making his predisposition to porphyria worse.

As you see I'm feeling compelled to ask you what do you think was the real cause of King George's madness??