Amanda Riley tricked friends, coworkers, and total strangers into thinking she had Hodgkin's lymphoma — and defrauded her unsuspecting victims out of over $100,000. The post The Shocking Story Of Amanda Riley, The ‘Scamanda’ Blogger Who Faked Having Cancer For Seven Years appeared first on All That's Interesting.

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In ancient Greece, every grain of wheat sown was more than just a seed; it was a tribute to Demeter, the revered goddess of agriculture. But her world of golden fields was thrown into chaos when her beloved daughter, Persephone, was kidnapped by Hades, god of the underworld. The Rape of a Goddess: How Demeter Beat the All-Powerful Zeus This myth of abduction, protest, and eventual compromise not only shaped the lives of gods and mortals but also explained the ever-changing seasons. Discover how a mother’s undying love for her daughter brought life to the Earth in spring and locked it in winter’s grip when they were separated. Watch the video to unravel this timeless story. Top image: The rape of Persephone.       Source: Mattes / Public Domain By Ancient Origins Read moreSection: NewsMyths & LegendsEuropeVideosRead Later 

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