25 Freakishly Coincidences You Won’t Believe Are Real
21. King Umberto’s double died the same way as him

King Umberto I, king of Italy, went to a small restaurant. He came to realize that both he and the owner were born on the same day, in the same town, and they had both married a woman name Margherita. On July 29 1900 the king was told that the restaurant owner had been shot dead in the street. Later that day the king was assassinated.
22. The bullet that took a while to reach its destination

When Henry Ziegland broke up with his girlfriend and she killed herself, her brother decided to shoot Henry. Thinking he was successful, he also killed himself. Henry survived, however, as the bullet grazed him and lodged in a nearby tree. Years later Henry tried to cut the tree down. It wasn’t working so he decided to use dynamite. Guess who the bullet ended up killing?
23. Mark Twain and Halley’s Comet

24. Twin had heart attacks on the same day

Two twins, John and Arthur Mowforth lived about 120 km from each other in England. On May 22, 1975 both began to experience chest pain and were admitted to separate hospitals. Unaware of each other’s conditions, they both died not long after.
25. The names of Rome

Rome’s founder was supposedly named Romulus. Its first emperor was named Augustus. Its last emperor was named Romulus Augustus.