What Happened To The Unabomber's Cabin?
Ted Kaczynski, also known as the Unabomber, was arrested in 1996 and arraigned for three fatal bombings. Whatever happened to the Montana cabin he lived in?
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The Crimean War Timeline Explained
The Crimean War (October 1853–February 1856) began with a Russian invasion. Here's an overview of the war's major moments, battles, and turns, and how it ended.
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12 Cold Cases Solved In 2022
Here are a dozen of the most stubbornly unresolved cold cases that were finally put to bed in 2022.
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Darren Pirtle: The Man Who Continued To Live With His Dead Roommate For 4 Years
Darren Pirtle: The man who continued to live with his dead roommate for 4 years did it for the same reason many people do shady things.
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How A Bite Mark Expert Played A Key Part In Several Wrongful Murder Convictions
In the 1980s and 1990s, Michael West became one of the world's most revered forensic odontologists. But his reputation eventually took a turn.
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Where Is The OJ Simpson Bronco Now?
One of the major moments in American crime history took place in 1994 when a Ford Bronco carrying O.J. Simpson was pursued by police. Here is where it is today.
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Chilling Details From The Boston Marathon Bombing
The 2013 Boston Marathon bombing was responsible for four deaths and hundreds of injuries -- all masterminded by two brothers with terrorist ties.
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The Unsolved 1979 Murder Of Mona Lisa Two Eagle
In 1979, Mona Lisa Two Eagle of the Rosebud Sioux tribe was murdered. Her case is one of many unsolved cases regarding missing or murdered Indigenous women.
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The Terrifying Story Of Mary Stauffer's 1980 Kidnapping
Mary Stauffer and her 8-year-old daughter were kidnapped in 1980 and held captive for 53 days. This is the terrifying story of their abduction.
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What Steps Does A Person Have To Take If They Want To Sue A City's Police Department?
Most police officers are highly trained, dedicated professionals who place themselves at risk for the common good. Sadly, there are some who fall short.
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Who Is Subhash Kapoor, The American Antiquities Dealer Who Smuggled Looted Artifacts?
Subhash Kapoor, American and Indian artifact collector, was sentenced to 10 years in prison in India for smuggling offenses on November 1, 2022.
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Whatever Happened To Robert Shapiro From The OJ Simpson Case?
Robert Shapiro's name will likely not be forgotten by anyone who was paying attention to the news during the mid-1990s. So what happened to him?
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Why Some People Think This Las Vegas Icon Was Murdered
"Buffalo Jim" Barrier was a character, a man of unique appearance and rowdy lifestyle who was a fixture in Las Vegas society up until his too-early death.
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Why Has Accused Kidnapper Rabia Khalid's Case Gone Virtually Cold?
It's a nightmare shared by all parents: One day, you won't be paying enough attention, and a stranger will dart into your life and kidnap your child.
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What Do Neighbors Say About Marie Elizabeth's Apartment From Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries
Marie Elizabeth "Marliz" Spannhake went missing from her apartment in the 1970s. Here is what happened to her apartment and what neighbors have to say about it.
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All Of The Theories Surrounding Patrick Mullins' Death
Patrick Mullins was found dead under suspicious circumstances while out boating in 2013.
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Marie Spannhake's Alleged Killer Could Go Free Despite A 104-Year Prison Sentence For Another Crime
Despite a 104-year prison sentence for another crime, Marie Spannhake's alleged killer, Cameron Hooker, could go free. Here's the story.
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The Gruesome Nazi Murder Of All Quiet On The Western Front Author's Sister
War is an ugly, costly affair, not only in terms of economics, but the cost inflicted on families -- either directly, through military service, or reprisals.
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How Common Is It For Murderers To Know Their Victims?
Per the FBI, homicides in the U.S. increased by 4.3% in 2021. It's a sobering question, but of those homicides, how many of the victims knew their murderer?
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This Is How The Unabomber Got His Bomb On A Plane In The First Place
In 1979, a homemade bomb detonated mid-flight in the cargo compartment of American Airlines Flight 444.
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Paul Pelosi's Alleged Attacker Had Brief Fame In Berkeley For Supporting An Unusual Cause
In the aftermath of the attack on Paul Pelosi, more and more information is being uncovered regarding the background of his alleged assailant.
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How Useful Are Anonymous Tip Lines In Criminal Cases?
Anonymous tips are a common element of criminal cases, and often play a role in the process. But are anonymous tip lines in criminal cases actually useful?
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What Happened To Hitman Ray Colon?
The Chippendales' all-male revue has a notorious past when its founder hired a hitman, Ray Colon. Whatever happened to Ray Colon in the aftermath of the crime?
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How A Routine Autopsy Finally Got The Hospital Serial Killer Caught
Donald Harvey literally got away with murdering patients for nearly two decades. Here's how a routine autopsy finally got the hospital serial killer caught.
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Theories Why The Property Owner Where The Delphi Murder Victims Were Found Lied To The Police
Ronald Logan was the subject of an FBI investigation, and it was widely reported that he had lied to police during the investigation about his whereabouts.
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Why Do Court Documents Get Sealed?
While there are many different documents considered public records, there are others that are sealed. What does it mean when these records are sealed?
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Legal Expert Tells Us Why The Delphi Murder Arrest Announcement Was So Ambiguous
Following the arrest announcement in the Delphi murders, legal expert Jamie White tells Grunge why he feels authorities are playing this so close to the vest.
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