Syrian Christians celebrated Christmas Eve for the first time post-Assad’s overthrow, gathering in Sednaya near a monastery to witness the lighting of a tall tree. The event brought joy to a war-torn city, with families and friends enjoying music, fireworks, and hope for unity across sects and religions. In Damascus, protesters condemned the burning of a Christmas tree in Hama, chanting in support of Jesus and Syrian unity.
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‘He killed people like he was swatting flies.’ John Wayne Gacy’s trial begins.
On February 6, significant events in the Chicago area included record temperatures in 1942, the start of John Wayne Gacy's trial as a suspected serial killer in 1980, and Michael Jordan winning the NBA Slam Dunk Contest in 1988. Gacy was portrayed as both a psychopath and a premeditated murderer, while Jordan delighted fans with his athletic prowess. The day also marked a unique moment in weather history with a 30-hour period of a steady...
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