The Story of Adidon

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Pusha T named Drake's hidden son Adonis and placed his image inside Drake's own Adidas campaign artwork — a diss track that used corporate branding as a delivery mechanism for a secret.

Parmalat's CFO produced a Bank of America account statement confirming €4 billion — it was a photocopied forgery. The dairy company behind your supermarket milk had a $14 billion hole in its books. Europe's Enron, assembled with a scanner.

At a featureless map-grid called 73 Easting, nine M1A1 Abrams tanks destroyed 28 Iraqi Republican Guard tanks in exactly 23 minutes on February 26, 1991. It was the largest US tank battle since World War II.

NBA referee Tim Donaghy bet on 57 games he personally officiated, then admitted to adjusting foul calls to manipulate the spread. He served 15 months in federal prison and alleged the league itself manipulated playoff series.

Egil Skallagrímsson committed his first killing at age seven with an axe at a ball game. He later composed a poem so good it talked an enemy king out of executing him.

South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission granted amnesty to torturers who confessed on live television — perpetrators named their victims, described exact methods, then walked free while families watched from the gallery.

Laika was sold to Soviet schoolchildren as a hero who lived days in orbit; in 2002, her handlers admitted she died of overheating within five to seven hours of launch, on November 3, 1957.

In 2000, Abu Sayyaf barricaded hostages inside Lamitan's Our Lady of the Mount Hospital, Basilan, using patients and captives as shields. Philippine soldiers held the perimeter for days while the gunmen held the wards.

An Olympic gold medalist struck his unprotected skull on a stone culvert at 88 km/h on Stage 15, 1995. Teammates crossed the finish line the next day holding his bicycle above their heads.