Our world is full of the unexplainable.

And if history is an open book, all of these amazing tales are right there on display,

just waiting for us to explore.

Welcome to the Cabinet of Curiosity's.

Look at the laws of any state in the US and you'll find more than the usual ones geared

toward punishing criminals.

For example, in Wisconsin, it's illegal to throw rocks at trains.

In Vermont in 2009, the state banned the banning of clotheslines.

You heard that right.

You cannot stop someone from using a clothesline on their property there by law.

And if you're a boxer in Utah, you can forget about biting your opponent unless you want

a visit from the cops.

But perhaps the strangest case of a broken law occurred in New York in 1913.

A woman named Johanna Voch lived at 110 Magenta Street with her son Armando.

Armando had a bad habit of running his mouth first thing in the morning, screaming things

like, go to hell and scaring the neighborhood cats and dogs.

Voch's neighbors, Mrs. Orm's B. Gendro and her husband, couldn't stand Armando's constant

yelling, especially since Mr. Gendro worked nights and slept in the mornings.

Right when Armando was beginning his daily shouting sessions, and public obscenity was definitely

not tolerated at the time.

Mrs. Voch tried, but she couldn't control Armando and the Gendro's didn't care.

Something had to be done and so the angry neighbors took Mrs. Voch and Armando to court.

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