Disturbing Details About Jeffrey Dahmer Copycat, Chance Seneca
Details about Jeffrey Dahmer copycat, Chance Seneca, include disturbing violence and predatory behavior toward gay men.
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John Wojtowicz: The Vietnam Vet Who Robbed A Brooklyn Bank In The Name Of Love
John Wojtowicz was the Vietnam vet who robbed a Brooklyn bank in the name of love. His goal was to get money for his lover's gender affirmation surgery. -
What Is A Mushroom Coffin? (And Why You Might Want To Be Buried In One)
Recently, many have turned to environmentally-friendly practices, including burials. Here is more about the mushroom coffin and why you should consider it. -
How Albrecht Muth Conned His Way Into The Inner Circles Of Washington, DC
How Albrecht Muth conned his way into the inner circles of Washington, D.C. before killing his wife and going to federal prison. -
What Happened To Convicted Murderer Andrea Yates' Ex-Husband, Russell Yates?
Russell Yates' wife, Andrea, drowned their five children in the bathtub in 2001 while he was at work. Here's what happened to him after her conviction. -
How The Unicorn Killer Managed To Avoid Prison For More Than 2 Decades
Ira Einhorn, a '60s counterculture activist turned murderer who was dubbed the Unicorn Killer managed to avoid prison for more than two decades. Here's how. -
The Bottle Of Beer That Almost Sparked A Legal Fight In Nova Scotia
One particular bottle of beer almost sparked a legal fight in Nova Scotia. Here's the story. -
The Horrifying Hobby Killer Charles Albright Used On His Victims
Texas killer Charles Albright horrifyingly used what he'd learned from a hobby on his three known victims. -
The 2016 Cheesecake Poisoning Of Olga Tsvyk
The 2016 cheesecake poisoning of Olga Tsvyk by a Russian woman hoping to steal Tsvyk's identity to avoid being sent back to Russia to face murder charges. -
Hidden Meanings In King Charles III's Coronation Emblem Explained
When Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8, 2022, her son, Charles, automatically became the king of England. Here's his coronation emblem explained. -
The Disturbing Crime Of The Freckle-Faced Killer, Eric Smith
In 1993, 4-year-old Derrick Robie was living with his parents in Savona, a village in Upstate New York. Unfortunately, his life was cut short. -
The Wildest Things To Happen During The Murdaugh Murder Trial
Alex Murdaugh's murder trial has family drama, corruption, and the downfall of a prominent person. Here are the wildest things to happen in the courtroom. -
The Time A Group Of Treasure Hunters Discovered The Remains Of A Nazi Official's Wife In The 1990s
World War II left a lot of pain and mysteries in its wake. One such mystery was what happened to the remains of one high-ranking Nazi official's wife. -
Outdoorsman Sniper Thomas Dillon Sent A Horrifying Letter To The Mother Of One Of His Victims
Thomas Dillon was known as the Outdoorsman Sniper for killing five men. He also sent a horrifying letter to the mother of one of his victims. -
Lily Dale: The Spiritualist Hotspot Of New York State
Lily Dale: the spiritualist hotspot of New York state sees tens of thousands of visitors every summer who are hoping to connect with the spirit world. -
Why The Detective Who Arrested Jodi Arias Called Her Case A Travesty
In June 2008, salesman Travis Alexander was found dead in his Mesa, Arizona, home. The killer was Jodi Arias. Here's why a detective called the case a travesty. -
The Philadelphia Eagles Won Their First Championship In A Blizzard So Bad Yard Lines Weren't Visible
On December 19, 1948, the Eagles played a championship game against the Chicago Cardinals in a snowstorm so bad the yard lines weren't visible. -
The Tragic 2007 Death Of Lea Nikki Bacharach
In 1965, famed composer Burt Bacharach married actress Angie Dickinson after dating for only 10 weeks. They went on to have one daughter, Lea Nikki Bacharach. -
What Does A Spy Balloon Really Do?
A spy balloon is a gas-filled device with cameras and other surveillance instruments tethered to it. What do they really do? -
How Prince Avoided Electrocution During The 2007 Super Bowl Halftime Show
Both NFL executives and Prince's bandmates were fearful that the show would go wrong and someone would get hurt, but thankfully it went off without a hitch. -
How Common Are Serial Killers In The Health Care Profession?
One of the most vulnerable times for many people is being under the care of a health care professional. So how often do serial killers work in health care? -
How George Harrison's Sister, Louise Harrison, Helped Introduce The Beatles To The United States
Many might not know that George Harrison's sister, Louise Harrison, actually helped introduce The Beatles to the United States. Here's how she did it. -
The Linda Ronstadt Song That Underscored The Last Of Us' Tragic Third Episode
Ronstadt's song Long Long Time is ideal for the third episode of The Last of Us, and has rocketed up in popularity since the show aired. -
The Truly Horrific Crime Scene Of Riley Fox
Riley Fox was 3 years old when she was kidnapped. Searchers found her body, and police discovered the horrific things that happened to her at the crime scene. -
The Harrowing Death Of Mallory Beach That Was Overshadowed By The Murdaugh Murders
On February 23, 2019, Mallory Beach, her boyfriend, Anthony Cook, and their friends went out for a fun night in South Carolina. It ended in her death. -
The Corpses Of Missing Family Members Were Discovered Inside A Seattle Storage Unit
In 1992, a Washington man who purchased the contents of an unpaid for storage until received quite a shock when he discovered the corpses of missing people. -
Why George Randolph Scott Is One Of The Most Recognized Faces In Sports
George Randolph Scott is one of the most recognized faces in sports despite not being an athlete. Here's who he was, and why his face is famous.
