You don't need to believe in faith to accept that some spooky happenings are so coincidental that they just can't be explained.

From impeccable timing to totally mind-blowing historic events, here's some more one in a million coincidences you'll have to hear to believe.

You're listening. You're listening.

You're listening to be amazed.

American writer Mark Twain will go down in history for more than just his life's work

after he successfully managed to predict his death and one seriously spooky coincidence.

Twain was born on November 30, 1835, shortly after the historic appearance of Haley's Comet,

which only passes by Earth every 75 years. In 1909, the writer famously declared that it will be the greatest disappointment of my life if I don't go out with Haley's comet.

The Almighty has said, no doubt. Now here are these two unaccountable freaks. They came in together.

They must go out together. The following year, Haley's Com had returned to Earth brighter than ever before, and sure

enough, Twain died of a heart attack a day after its arrival on April 21st, 1910.

Next up, Dennis the Menace is a well-loved cartoon character, and the blonde-haired dungaree-clad

chump and his dog rough have got

into all sorts of trouble over the years. Or would that be Dennis the spiky black-haired boy

and his signature striped shirt? You see, back in 1951, American cartoonist Hank Ketchum

devised the idea for Dennis the Menace,

based on his own son and the May Hamperown Dennis Mitchell,

first appeared in U.S. newspapers on March 12, 1951.

What Ketchum didn't know was that across the pond in the UK,

the renowned Beano comic strip was also debuting their latest cartoon,

the mischievous Dennis the Menace and his dog Nashor.

The characters appeared just days apart,

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