by The MPS 9 Unluckiest Persons of All Time

by The MPS 9 Unluckiest Persons of All Time 1. Roy Sullivan: A Virginia park ranger struck by lightning seven distinct times between 1942 and 1977, surviving every strike. 2. Tsutomu Yamaguchi: An officially recognized survivor who endured the devastating 1945 atomic bombings of both Hiroshima and Nagasaki weeks apart. 3. Violet Jessop: An ocean liner stewardess who survived the 1912 Titanic sinking and catastrophic disasters on sister ships Olympic and Britannic. 4. Ann Hodges: The only documented person struck by a meteorite, hit while napping on her Alabama couch in 1954. 5. Robert Todd Lincoln: Present or nearby at the tragic assassinations of Presidents Abraham Lincoln, James Garfield, and William McKinley. 6. Costis Mitsotakis: The only resident of a Spanish village who didn't buy a ticket for a €720 million winning lottery. 7. Adolphe Sax: The saxophone inventor survived childhood falls, accidental poisoning, severe explosions, and swallowing a needle before adulthood. 8. Arthur John Priest: A stoker nicknamed "the unsinkable" who survived the separate, catastrophic maritime sinkings of four major naval ships. 9. Ronald Wayne: Co-founded Apple but sold his 10% company stake for $800 in 1976, losing billions in future wealth. 10. Save this video to remind yourself that bad days eventually pass!