1. Lena Paulson
- Lena Paulson discovered the missing 16 year ago wedding ring. A carrot sprouted through it, and the ring pulled out to the surface along with the root crop.
2. Steve Feig
-Steve grew up without a mother and spent several years finding her. It turned out, upon inquiry, he incorrectly entered her last name. A chance helped find mom. Steve got a job in one of the stores in a supermarket chain and told his boss about his problem. The surname of the wanted mother seemed familiar to him. It turned out Steve's mother worked in the same supermarket chain as her son, only in another store
3. Virginia Fake
- Buying a lottery ticket, Virginia has always chosen ticket numbers following the same pattern: the numbers on them meant how many years her parents spent married, as well as their age at the time of the wedding. IN 2012, she accidentally paid for two lottery tickets with the same numbers. As a result, each brought her a million-dollar gain.
4. Tsutomu Yamaguchi
-Tsutomu Yamaguchi is the only person who miraculously survived both nuclear attacks on Japan. He was on a business trip to Hiroshima when the nuclear strike, whose epicenter took place 3 kilometers away, was where Tsutomu Yamaguchi was. The man suffered severe burns; however, three days later, he returned to his workplace in Nagasaki, where the second fatal bombing was carried out
5. Harrison Oaken
-When the ship on which Harrison acted as a cook began to sink, the man was on the toilet and could not leave the ship in time. Fortunately, the sailor quickly navigated and moved to the engine room, where the airbag was formed. Rescuers only managed to find the sunken ship after three days. And Harrison was the only survivor of 12 crew members.
6. Joan Gunther
- In his photo, shop assistant selling Joan Ginter a lucky ticket for the first time, the girl brought in $ 5.4 million. 10 years later, Joan won $ 2 million, three years later - $ 3 million, and, at long last, at the 2008 year, the girl hit the jackpot in the form of $ 10 million.
7. Juliana Kopek
-IN 1971, Juliana Kopek flew on a plane that crashed over the Amazon jungle. A 17-year-old girl survived the liner crash, escaping with a broken collarbone, numerous wear and tear, and cuts. After the accident, the girl wandered through the jungle among wild animals for several days until she was rescued by local loggers. Juliana is the only one who survived the disaster.
8. Maarten de Jong Dutch
One of the Malaysian "Boeing" disappeared over the waters of the Indian Ocean in March last year, and the other was shot down in the summer. 2014 of the year.-professional cyclist Maarten de Jong reserved his seats on Malaysia's infamous flights and was canceled at the last minute.
9. Reshma Begum
-Reshma Begum worked as a seamstress at one of the factories in the eight-store building "Rana Plaza." After the collapse of the building, she miraculously survived but remained buried under the rubble. Fortunately, she managed to find a supply of food and water and hold out under the rubble for a full 17 days until rescuers released her.
10. Fran Sleek
-Croatian music teacher Fran escapes death for the first time, miraculously surviving after the train derailed and fell into the lake. He then escaped in a plane crash as it fell out of the plane and landed in a haystack, while 19 passengers on that flight were killed. The man also survived several car accidents. After all this, luck did not leave him, and Fran won almost a million dollars after buying the first lottery of my life.
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