Ruth Walker
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 11, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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What really happened to the WTC's twisted wreckage (opens the original)
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The 36-foot-tall, 58-ton steel beam is covered in tributes and poignant messages of hope from first responders and families of the lost. Now standing sentinel at New York's 9/11 Memorial and Museum, The Last Column was the final piece of debris to be cleared from the World Trade Center site, after an arduous nine-month rescue and recovery operation. It is among the largest of the thousands of pieces of mangled steel and pulverized concrete now housed in the underground museum in downtown Manhatt
Megadeth's Dave Mustaine reveals 'sinister' deception that haunted him (opens the original)
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Many of his earliest, most aggressively unhinged songs were fueled by what Dave Mustaine calls 'religious abuse' at the hands of his mother, who was a devout Jehovah's Witness until her death in 1990. Forbidden from celebrating birthdays, accepting Christmas gifts, or even reciting the Pledge of Allegiance, the Megadeth front man has said the experience ruined his childhood and alienated him from his peers. As a result, he rebelled as a teenager, exploring black magic and the occult before findi
Cinema-worthy plot twist after creep branded mom with hot irons (opens the original)
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Ruth Finley was uncharacteristically on edge the night she received the first phone call from a menacing stranger. The previous evening, her husband Ed had suffered what they thought was a heart attack. And while the prognosis was good, the hospital had kept him in overnight for observation. So Ruth was at home alone when she picked up the phone in the kitchen, assuming it was a family member checking on Ed's health. Instead, what she reported hearing that night in June 1978 sparked four years o
My father Richard Pryor was a cheater, a drunk and an addict (opens the original)
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Richard Pryor’s funeral was ‘a travesty of a mockery of a sham,’ according to his daughter. 'If Ikea did funerals,' she said, 'this would be it. Cold and sterile and monstrously hollow.’ Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor has spent the 20 years since the mercurial, ground-breaking comedian's death trying to make sense of their complicated relationship. Now she has opened up about what it was really like living with her famous, often intoxicated parent, the revolving door of wives, girlfriends, and prostit
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