Another account claims a much more complex confrontation of religious and material forces.
One popular account claims that a conductor was having an affair with an engineer's wife.
Some accounts claim that the immortal head was made of gold.
He is believed to have died in 986, although several accounts claim 985 as his year of death.
Some historical accounts claim the ride was built and opened in 1925.
Some accounts claim that she had been in poor health that night and simply could not continue.
This was already a whole lot less than what the other historic accounts claimed.
However, another account claims that there is no truth in this story.
Some accounts claim up to 14 people were killed.
Some accounts claim that Hazael was in fact his son.
