Visitation Rights facts

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In 2013, forty year old Heath Campbell strolled into a New Jersey courthouse wearing full Nazi regalia and asked for visitation rights to his toddler claiming “Prisoners get to see their children, murderers get to see their children. What’s so horrible about being a Nazi?”.

Despite being worth €37.3 billion the founder of IKEA drove an old Volvo, travelled by economy class, brought a lunch box to work, visited vegetable street markets right before they closed for the day, hoping to get better prices and shopped for clothes at the local flea markets.

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1. The rightful heir to the North Korean ruling dynasty, Kim Jong-nam, has been living in exile in China since 2001 after traveling to Japan on a forged Dominican Republic passport using a Chinese alias, Pang Xiong, which means "fat bear" in Mandarin, in an attempt to visit Tokyo Disneyland

2. An Indian elite chef, about to take a new job in Switzerland was visiting family back home when he witnessed a starving old man eating feces for food. He was so shocked by the incident that he decided right there the he would instead spend the rest of his life feeding the poor and destitute.

3. North Brother Island, a completely desolate and abandoned island right in the middle of New York City, that no one is allowed to visit

4. EU citizens have a right to consular protection by diplomatic authorities of any EU member if their own homeland doesn't have any offices in the country they visit. (E.g.: if an Italian is in a place where there is no Italian embassy, but there is a German or French one, he can call them.)

5. The Piccard family are truly a bunch of adventurers. Jeannette was the first woman to reach the stratosphere, Jacques was the first person to visit the deepest point of the ocean and Bertrand was the first person to circumnavigate the globe non-stop in a balloon. (Up Down Left Right)

6. China has an Elder Rights Law that requires children to visit their parents and provide "emotional support" or face fines and possible prison time, even if they live hundreds of miles away.

7. Tourists visit Juliet's bronze statue in Verona and stroke her right breast due to a legend that it will provide good luck and fortune in love.

8. When Queen Elizabeth visited Bloomingdales in New York City in 1976 that all traffic on Lexington Avenue was redirected so she could exit on the right side as per royal protocol

9. In China, there is an "Elderly Rights" law which makes it illegal for anyone who has parents over 60 not to visit them regularly.

10. Jefferson and Adams visited London in 1786 to negotiate with Tripoli's ambassador Abdrahaman in attempt to secure safe passage for American ships. He replied, "all nations which had not acknowledged the Prophet were sinners, whom it was the right and duty of the faithful to plunder and enslave".

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Cruise ship passengers have the right to visit St. Petersburg for up to 72 hours without a Russian visa, but there are limitations on what they can do. They must be be accompanied on land at all times by a licensed tour guide and sleep on the ship

Disappointment Island, an uninhabited island south of New Zealand. When the famous English broadcaster and naturalist David Attenborough visited the island, he was so disappointed that he described it as "a right shit hole" and "a good place to test the next atom bomb". - source

Graceland (Elvis' House) is the 2nd most visited house in the US, right behind the White House - source

The Masters Champion only gets to keep the green jacket for a year, after which it's returned to Augusta and they have "visitation" rights.

Vince Li, the man who beheaded and desecrated the body of a 22 year old on a greyhound bus in Canada in 2008, has been granted the right to leave his mental hospital without his escort and visit neighboring city, Winnipeg. - source

The Nauru Detention Center, an island prison where Australia sends many foreign asylum seekers. It has been cited by the UN for "shocking" human rights violations and media is effectively banned from visiting.

The number of emergency room visits for hand injuries skyrockets on Sunday mornings, but why? Physicians say it may be a direct result of the popularity of the bagel when overeager and inexperienced cooks slice right through their hands instead of the rolls.

In most states rapists have custody and visitation rights of a child resulting from the rape.

The then 26 year old Barack Obama visited Kenya in 1987 to connect with his African roots, he took several pictures 10 of which are trending the internet right now

A woman (lady in black) became a celebrity in her own right for visiting Rudolph Valentinos grave regularly