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Plot twists don't just happen in the movies. Today, the strangest real life plot twists get DEEP FAT FRIED!

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4 Of The Strangest IRL Plot Twists!

Plot twists don't just happen in the movies. Today, the strangest real life plot twists get DEEP FAT FRIED! Subscribe to the Patreon for all your greasy news and uneducated educational content: https://www.patreon.com/DFFPodcast Get our awesome merch here! https://pessimistproductions.bonfire.com/ Connect with Deep Fat Fried . . . Follow Deep Fat Fried on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Deepfatfriedpod Find Deep Fat Fried on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deepfatfriedpodcast Follow Deep Fat Fried on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deepfatfriedpod/ For more relevant Deep Fat Fried links: https://linktr.ee/deepfatfried #PlotTwists #StrangerThanFiction #DeepFatFried 00:00 Intro 02:16 DFF Crew Plot Twists 03:24 Kidnapped by Satanic Cult 10:55 Napoleon's Return 22:50 Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot 32:53 BFF's Die Together

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Alex Tomlin

Guy Fawkes was to be 'hung drawn and quartered', that is to say, after being dragged by the horse and hung, he was to be cut down before quite dead, disembowelled while alive, and cut into four pieces. Also he was tortured definitely, you can still see proof of his broken hands in the tower of london by seeing his signed confession letter.

Tay

I bet you what happened is the one guy had a heart attack right as his friend was chewing a big piece of meat and the surprise caused him to swallow the piece whole instead of chewing it into little swallowable pieces

Stewart Thompson

Napoleon's 'Hundred Days' story may have had an even more extreme plot twist. According to Robert Greene, Napoleon's escape had secretly been orchestrated by his two enemies, Talleyrand and Fouche'. Although Wikipedia seems to have nothing on this, IIRC Greene claimed that the two of them agreed to send the ships surrounding the island away so that Napoleon could escape and then be quickly recaptured or defeated, permanently removing him from the world stage. But since Wikipedia has no mention of this, I wonder if this twist-within-a-twist was real after all :)