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The tale of Christopher Knight is one of those news stories most of us will have read with astonishment, and then promptly forgotten. Knight is the man who lived alone for 27 years in the Maine woods, surviving by committing more than 1, nighttime burglaries of area cabins to secure food and supplies for his well-hidden outdoor camp. How in the world could someone live for so many years without any human contact, other than two very brief and accidental encounters with hikers in the woods? Finkel includes plenty of short quotations about hermits and solitude and spirituality, but they tend to be clumped together and undeveloped, as though he had simply taken the best excerpts from an online keyword search. Not everyone believes Knight spent all 27 years in a tent. Maine winters are brutal, and it would have been easy enough for him to have broken into a cabin and sat out the worst weather.

Harlan Coben's Netflix shows always have us glued to the sofa, and thanks to his five-year deal with the streaming service, it doesn't look like that's going to change any time soon. The American author has penned 33 novels which have reportedly sold 75 million copies and been translated into 43 languages. In , he signed a multi-million-dollar five-year deal with Netflix to adapt 14 of his books into TV series, some of which have already come out. Here's your guide to Harlan Coben's Netflix shows, starting with the latest release, before looking at what's to come. Hold Tight is the latest Harlan Coben series to come to Netflix, and what a treat it is. Filmed in Polish, the drama follows the story of a young man who goes missing soon after his friend dies, focusing on his family in the aftermath.

The Stranger is an eight-part British mystery thriller miniseries written primarily by Danny Brocklehurst and based on the Harlan Coben novel of the same title. The miniseries premiered on Netflix on 30 January It was filmed in and around Manchester and Stockport. A mysterious stranger tells a man a secret that has a devastating impact on his seemingly perfect life.

Keairra Woods told a Houston television station it was all a misunderstanding. A woman who is facing child abandonment charges after she was seen on surveillance video leaving a 2-year-old boy on a stranger's doorstep in the middle of the night in a suburb of Houston claims it was all a misunderstanding. The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office on Thursday morning released the second video, which was recorded the night before by a doorbell security camera outside a home in Spring, Texas, some 25 miles north of Houston.