A rare 18th century Worcester Porcelain Wigornia creamboat jug that was sold on eBay for just $135 was later sold by its new owner for $60,000. According to The Sun, the original owner of the jug thought the jug was worthless and incorrectly posted on the auction site the item as an Italian-made jug, circa 1900.

A man in Pakistan steals a railway locomotive and tries to ram it into a passenger train in an apparent suicide attack. A man identified as Madan Lal allegedly stole the engine from a marshaling yard outside Karachi.

An expert who examined the remains of the mysterious animal found dead over the weekend, believes it was just a wild dog. Resident from Litchfield, Sabattus, Greene, Turner, Lewiston and Auburn have complained for years about the mysterious animal with its chilling monstrous cries. Loren Coleman, a Portland author and cryptozoologist, said though he didn't know for sure what the animal was, but based on his examination of its remains, "I think this dead animal is a chow or chow-mix, a relatively small dog, that was feral, which is unusual for that area," he told the Sun Journal newspaper.

A man filming a documentary about an enduring Elvis myth is offering $3 million to anyone who finds the King alive. Adam Muskiewicz has set up a website, www. elviswanted. com, as a way of getting the public involved in the documentary. The site says, "The hoaxing of Elvis Presley's death is the biggest myth in the history of pop culture. Does it have any merit? What are the facts behind it?"

The largest private collection of Barbie dolls totaling 4,000 and covering the entire history of Barbie and her friends as far back as 1959 will be up for sale next month. The comprehensive collection belongs to a Dutch mother. Daniel Agnew, toy expert at auction house Christie's, tells Reuters, "This is a collection of virtually everything -- and most of it is in mint condition as it has never been taken out of its boxes, making it particularly highly prized. "