Coincidence Part 2

MOAR COINCIDENCES!

Epic Porsche
In Sept. of 1955, a man named James Dean was killed in a terrible car crash in his Porsche (A sports car). Then people said it's bad luck.
When the car was being towed away, the engine slipped out and broke both of the mechanic's legs. The engine was then bought by a doctor, who put it inside his racing car. He died from a horrific car crash in that car. Another man died too, which was curious because HIS car had the Porsche's drive shaft.
After the Porsche was repaired, the garage of the repair crew burned down.
Then, in Sacremento, the car was on display. The car fell off the mount and broke a teenager's hip.
The trailer that the Porsche was carried in to the show slipped off and smashed the front of a shop.
Finally, in 1959, the car suddenly shattered into 11 pieces while it was on steel supports. Nobody knew how this happened.

Baby Fail
Somewhere in Detroit, in the 1930s, a guy named Joseph Figlock was walking down the street. A BABY fell out of the window on the third story and Joseph broke it's fall. Nobody was hurt.
An exact year later, unsuspecting Joseph was walking beneath the same building when the same baby fell out of the same window and again, nobody was hurt.

A Bullet's Destiny
Henry Ziegland was a lucky man. He broke up with his girlfriend, who, in dismay, killed herself. Her brother sought revenge, and shot Henry. He then shot himself out of guilt. Apparently, the bullet didn't even hit Henry. It grazed him and went into a nearby tree. A couple years later, Ziegland decided to cut down the tree, but he found out that dynamite would be more awesome. He blew up the tree, the bullet got blown out, and it lodged itself right into Ziegland's head. He died.

James and James
2 identical twins were born in Ohio. They were adopted by two differant families, now is where the weird part starts.
Both were named James.
Both sought law enforcement training.
Both were good at mechanical drawing and carpentry.
Both married someone called Linda.
Both had sons, one was named James Alan and the other James Allan.
Both divorced.
Both married a new wife called Betty.
Both had dogs named Toy.
40 years later, they reunited and discovered how similar their lives had been.

Unsuspecting Tipoff
Norman Mailer was an author. When he was working on his book Barbary Shore, he came up with an idea of a Russian spy in the US as a character. Soon the spy became more dominant in the novel, and Norman proudly finished his work. After the novel was published, U.S Immigration Service arrested the man who lived one floor above Mailer in the same apartment building. The guy was the top Russian spy in the US at that time.

Train
3 guys on a train. They started talking. One guy's name was Powell. Anothers was Bingham. The last one was Powell-Bingham. They weren't related and didn't know about each other.

21 is Unlucky
King Louis XVI was warned when he was a kid. An astrologer told him to be on guard on the 21st day of each month. He never did business on the 21st, but soon his guard went down. During the French Revolution, on June 21st 1791, Louis and his queen were arrested in Varennes. On September 21st, 1791, France became a republic. There goes the king status. On January 21st 1793 Louis XVI was killed by the guillotine.


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