Austin Harvey is a staff writer for PBH Network, specializing in writing captivating articles on true crime, historical discoveries, and intriguing cultural phenomena. With a knack for storytelling, Austin brings these stories to life, engaging readers with his unique perspective and attention to detail.
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Austin Harvey's articles cover a variety of topics, including ancient Egypt, legends and folklore, archaeology, crime stories, and historical discoveries. His coverage attributes indicate a focus on evolving stories and breaking news. Pitching to Austin would be most effective if you have access to unique information or perspectives related to ongoing or recently unfolding cultural events, entertainment news, scientific discoveries such as those in archaeology or paleontology.
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By: Austin Harvey
While excavating the site of a future film studio, archaeologists in Toruń uncovered a trove of clothing dating to the 16th and 17th centuries.
By: Austin Harvey
Anissa Weier thought Slender Man would kill her family if she and Morgan Geyser didn't kill Payton Leutner.
By: Austin Harvey
Daniel Lingham was arrested in Norfolk after illegally collecting thousands of wild bird eggs — and not for the first time.
By: Austin Harvey
"I was just clearing a flowerbed of weeds and stones when I saw this thing and thought, that's not natural."
By: Austin Harvey
In January 1996, rumors spread that a UFO crashed in Varginha, Brazil and that the military captured its extraterrestrial passengers.
By: Austin Harvey
Researchers found shockingly high levels of lead in Ludwig van Beethoven's hair, along with mercury and arsenic.
By: Austin Harvey
A 34-year-old woman in Midland, Michigan lived in a sign above a Family Fare supermarket for a year before contractors discovered her.
By: Austin Harvey
They've attracted wild theories since the 1990s.
By: Austin Harvey
Scientists recently analyzed the etchings on a bear bone found in a Polish cave in 1953 and determined they were intentionally carved by Neanderthals.
By: Austin Harvey
Qubilah Shabazz reportedly asked an old high school classmate to assassinate Louis Farrakhan.
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