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Frano Selak or Frane Selak (14 June 1929 – 30 November 2016) was a Croatian man who was known for his unverified depictions about frequent brushes with death.
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- 9Edwin E. Robinson
- 8Joan R. Ginther
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- 6Maarten de Jonge
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When his car collided with a truck and he was crushed under the impact, everyone thought it was the end of the line for Australian Bill Morgan, even the doctors. Declared legally dead for more than 14 minutes, he was somehow revived and managed to survive after only 12 days in a coma, even after family removed life support. But his luck doesn’t end...
The odds of getting hit by lightning is 1 in 12,000. But for blind and deaf 62-year-old Edwin E. Robinson, those odds rose to 100 percent. Robinson wandering around outside in the field near his house (apparently looking for his chicken), swinging around his aluminum cane, and then taking shelter under the only tree when it began to rain was eviden...
Did you know you’re more likely to get struck by an asteroid than win the lottery? But that didn’t stop Joan Ginther. Over the course of her life, she won the lottery an astonishing four times, baffling scientists everywhere. And it wasn’t just measly $20 or $50 wins, either—each time, she won multi-million dollar payouts. It all started when she f...
During World War II, Tsutomu Yamaguchi was an employee at Mistubishi Heavy Industries, which required him to travel all over the country. It was during his business trip to Hiroshima in 1945 that the first nuclear bomb was dropped. Miraculously, though injured, he survived the blast. Afterward, he quickly returned to his family and home in Nagasaki...
Sometimes, people survive solely because they avoid the situation that would’ve put them in danger. Many of these people never consciously do so, however. They chalk it up to circumstances like they were sick or had to do something else at the time, and others say they got a strange feeling not to go. In just four months, Dutch cyclist Maarten de J...
During the 12th century, Nichiren was a prominent Japanese monk who significantly influenced the Japanese adaptation of Buddhism. However, his life was one of controversy and turmoil. He was sentenced to death by beheading, and the authorities felt his writings were subversive and would undermine their power if it was allowed to spread. However, wi...
Oysters are a beloved fine-dining food, highly sought after in restaurants and by cooks at home for their flavor, texture, and sometimes even price. They’re thought by some to be an aphrodisiac, and Terri Preece is more than in love with them, now that she found a pearlin one. With the simple act of getting a few 49-pence oysters from Tesco, much l...
When you go skydiving, you expect a relative amount of danger to be involved. You are jumping out of a plane and hurtling toward the earth at terminal velocity, right? There’s no way there’s something more dangerous than just that. Except for Norwegian Anders Helstrup, who ran into one complication: A meteoritehurtling down after him. And this wasn...
In 1995, Swedish woman Lena Pahlsson set aside her wedding ringto do some Christmas baking. But when she went to return it to its rightful place on her finger, she discovered it was gone. After years of searching, she and her husband came to the conclusion that the ring was lost forever. That is, until 2012, nearly 16 years later, when Lena found s...
Called “The Luckiest Unluckiest Man in the World,” Croatian Frane Selak has cheated death, not once, not twice, but an amazing seven times. His first brush with death was in 1962 while traveling in a trainin January. The train flipped off the tracks and fell into a freezing river. Bystanders pulled him to shore and safety, with only a broken arm an...
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12. Juni 2023 · The latest installment of the iconic ESPN 30 for 30 documentary series is called "The Luckiest Guy in the World." The film centers on the life and philosophy of hall of fame NBA star...
5. Juni 2023 · A four-hour tribute to NBA legend and sportscaster Bill Walton, who claims to be "the luckiest guy in the world". Director Steve James explores Walton's career, personality, and love for the Grateful Dead in this jolly and nostalgic project.
30. Mai 2023 · ESPN Films teams up with filmmaker Steve James on a multi-part film chronicling the colorful life and unlikely legend of basketball Hall of Famer and Grateful Dead...
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4. Juni 2018 · Frane Selak of Croatia claims to have survived seven incredible brushes with death before winning an enormous lottery jackpot. But are the stories of the world's luckiest/unluckiest man actually true?
2. Mai 2023 · ESPN will debut the next installment in the Peabody and Emmy award-winning 30 for 30 series, “The Luckiest Guy in the World,” on June 6 and 13. Directed by Steve James (“Hoop Dreams,” “Abacus: Small Enough to Jail”), the four-part series tells the colorful story of a true sports original: iconic basketball Hall of Famer ...
