15 Scary Coincidences You CAN'T Ignore

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These predictions and amazing stories turned out to be true. From separated twins who lived the same life to similar events that actually happened to family members. Here are scary coincidences you can't ignore.

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15 Mark Twain’s Prediction
Hailey’s Comet passes the Earth once every 74 to 79 years. Mark Twain was born in 1835 two weeks after the comet had made a pass. In his 1909 autobiography, he wrote ‘It is coming again next year, and I expect to go out with it’.
14 Hoover Dam
This happened during the building of the Hoover Dam. The first of them was George Tierney. On December 20, 1922, Tierney fell in the Colorado while carrying out preparatory work. The last man in the project was Patrick Tierney, George’s son.
13 Joseph Figlock
It would seem that Joseph Figlock was predestined to become the savior of a particularly unlucky baby, not once but twice. In 1930s Detroit, Figlock was walking on the street when a baby fell from a high window right onto him.The baby’s careless mother apparently didn’t learn her lesson, as, about a year later, the unsupervised infant crawled out the same window and was once again falling towards the concrete.
12 Fallon Legacy
They eventually managed to find someone and staked him with the $600. The game went on and the new player turned his money into $2,200 in winnings. When they arrived they demanded that $600 from the new player’s winnings go to one of Fallon’s next of kin.
11 Tamerlane’s Warning
Amir Timur, also known as Tamerlane, was a Turco-Mongol conqueror who founded the Timurid Empire in Persia and Central Asia. He believed himself to be a descendant of Genghis Khan and looked to restore the former glory of the Mongolian Empire. Soviet archeologists found something on June 20, 1940, in present-day Uzbekistan. When they opened it, they discovered an inscription.
10 Henry Ziegland
In 1893, in Honey Grove, Texas, a man called Henry Ziegland left his girlfriend. Instead, it had only grazed his face before hitting a tree.
Number 9 Brothers in Arms
8 Car
In 1895, the car manufacturing industry was still rather young so there weren’t many cars around. In fact, at that time, there were only 2 cars in the entire state of Ohio. Yet, even though there was so much space to share, the two cars still drove into each other.
Number 6 Jack Frost and Other Stories
Jack Frost and Other Stories was one of Anne Parrish’s favorite books as a child. At some point during the 1920s, the American novelist was browsing Parisian bookstores alongside her husband. They found a copy of the book and Anne told her husband the fond memories she had of it. He picked up the book and opened it only to find the inscription ‘Anne Parrish, 209 N. Weber Street, Colorado Springs’.
5 Carl Jung’s Story
In his book ‘The Structure and Dynamics of the Psyche’ Carl Jung described a moment that left a long-lasting impression on him. As this was happening, Jung heard a noise behind him which sounded like gentle tapping. Outside, knocking against the window was a scarabaeid beetle- ‘the nearest thing to a golden scarab that one finds in our latitudes’, as Jung put it. He opened the window and caught the insect, a common rose chafer, as it flew in.
4 Twin Life
After they were separated at birth, a set of twins from Ohio grew up unaware of each other’s existence. In school, both James Springer and James Lewis hated spelling but loved carpentry and math. Their first wives were both named Linda and, after the twins got divorced, they re-married women named Betty. Even though they didn’t know anything about each other, each had a son James Alan, the only difference being that one was written with a single ‘l’ and the other with a double.
3 Family Photo
In 1914, a German mother took a picture of her son and went to a store in Strasbourg to have the film developed. Back then film plates were sold individually. In 1916, the woman wanted to photograph her newborn daughter so she bought a film plate in Frankfurt. Here’s where it gets strange. After the film was developed, the woman was shocked to find the picture of her daughter superimposed on the picture she’d taken of her son, two years prior.
2 Richard Parker
Perhaps Edgar Allan Poe’s ability to write such hair-raising fiction came from a strange ability of predicting the future. In his 1838 book ‘The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket’ Poe wrote about a shipwreck. 46 years later this exact story happened.
1 Mesut Özil/Enzo Ferrari
When looking at pictures of Mesut Özil and Enzo Ferrari side by side, you’d be inclined to think they’re of the same person. The resemblance between the soccer player and the founder of the renowned car brand is so striking that it has sparked talks online.