Does the four-legged woman reported by World News Weekly really exist?

The nine freaks, four-legged women and unicorns in human history look so scary and scary. In science fiction dramas, we can often see all kinds of mutants, and they are often powerful. In reality, there are also real mutants. They are various, and some people have human bodies but animal faces. Some are conjoined people.

World News Weekly was founded in 1979. Generoso Pope, the founder, created the black-and-white World News Weekly to accommodate articles that did not meet the standards of the National Inquirer, because his tabloid newspaper, The National Inquirer, would be changed from a black-and-white page to a color page, in order to make full use of the black-and-white printing machine left over.

In the history of human development, there will always be many unusual people. Although they are almost the same as ordinary people, they are quite different. The word freak is no stranger to everyone. What are the nine freaks in human history to be introduced today? These freaks are freaks who all make a living by juggling.

Although World News Weekly claims that all their reports are true (their slogan: "Only report the facts: World News Weekly!") ), but most of the reports are aimed at Bojun's smile. They often report topics such as aliens, time travel, Bigfoot, etc. They even create some virtual characters that appear repeatedly in their news, such as bat boy and alien P'Lod. Among them, the largest amount can be regarded as alien earth activities. ?

Most of them have no choice but to juggle because of their physical disabilities. There are also freaks in our lives, and some people laugh at other people's different personalities, so others are freaks. But here are the nine freaks. Will they be the same as everyone thinks?

Hillary Clinton, the former first lady of the United States, was accused of having an affair with the alien P'Lod and later adopted an alien baby. During the 2 presidential election, the magazine reported that "aliens supported Bush as president" and published a composite photo of the two sides shaking hands. It even pointed out that Clinton was elected by endorsement of aliens in 1992. However, although the weekly content is absurd, its editors also have the ability to point out the absurdity and absurdity of real news in the title.

For example, when the whole world was arguing about the morality of human cloning, it published an article "The Soviet Union copied 1, Hitler" in a prominent position. In order to satirize American foreign policy, they also reported an article "The United States bribed aliens to kill bin Laden".