I clicked through all the links to all the 'facts', and found that of the 11 links:
* 7 links took you another person's blog, and again didn't mention the source of the 'facts'.
* 4 links were to 'news' sources, but curiously, 3 of the 4 don't actually work.
Something like 'fact 3' stating Phoenix to be the car theft capital of the world? Google it and you'll see several cities trying to claim that prize.
The 1 link to a news source that did work was the USA Today article about gangs for 'fact 9'.
If all these 'facts' were true, and maybe they are, why are they not backed up by police statistics, or news reports, or government data? Spooky...
So there are 10 'facts' on the list.
I clicked through all the links to all the 'facts', and found that of the 11 links:
* 7 links took you another person's blog, and again didn't mention the source of the 'facts'.
* 4 links were to 'news' sources, but curiously, 3 of the 4 don't actually work.
Something like 'fact 3' stating Phoenix to be the car theft capital of the world? Google it and you'll see several cities trying to claim that prize.
The 1 link to a news source that did work was the USA Today article about gangs for 'fact 9'.
If all these 'facts' were true, and maybe they are, why are they not backed up by police statistics, or news reports, or government data? Spooky...