How Angela Lansbury Was The Secret To Murder, She Wrote's Success
Angela Lansbury can be credited in many ways for the success of "Murder, She Wrote," starting with her saying yes to being part of a television series at all.
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Angela Lansbury's Hilarious Reaction To The Reggae Song Murder She Wrote
Actress and singer Angela Lansbury died on October 11, 2022, in her Los Angeles home. Here's her hilarious reaction to the reggae song "Murder She Wrote."
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The Mysterious 2012 Disappearance Of Emma Fillipoff
Twenty-six-year-old Canadian Emma Fillipoff was last seen alive on November 28, 2012, and as of October 2022, no trace of her has been found.
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Disturbing Details Operation Anagram Uncovered About Serial Killer Peter Tobin
On September 24, 2006, Angelika Kluk went missing in Scotland. It was later revealed that she was killed by Peter Tobin — as were at least two others.
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Japan's $300 Million Yen Heist That Remains Unsolved After More Than Half A Century
Unsolved mysteries hold a fascination with the public at large. Here's Japan's $300 million yen heist that remains unsolved after more than half a century.
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How Jeffrey Dahmer Reacted To His Murders
The tragic story of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer continues to be examined, decades after his death in prison. Society remains horrified, but how did he feel?
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Who Is Russian Hacker Group Killnet?
Killnet performed several DDoS attacks on countries that support Ukraine.
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Why Some People Are Attracted To Serial Killers
Serial killers get plenty of attention. Sometimes that can lead to strange obsessiveness, and even love. Why are some people attracted to serial killers?
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What Anna Sorokin's Time In Prison Was Like
Anna Sorokin became a celebrity of sorts after a series based on her crimes was a hit on Netflix. This is what the con artist's time in prison was like.
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What We Know About Snoop Dogg's Arrest Record
Snoop Dogg went from gansta rapper to beloved icon even though he's had several brushes with the law. Here's what we know about his arrest record.
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Gerard John Schaefer May Have Had Even More Victims Than We Thought
Gerard John Schaefer isn't a household name. Perhaps the true crime fixates on confirmed kills, and Schaefer's lack of notoriety is due to his low murder tally.
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The Unexplained 1930 Disappearance Of Mary Agnes Moroney
So many people lost so much during the years of the Great Depression -- jobs, homes, security. Even more tragic were the losses of children who disappeared.
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The Tragic 1994 Murder That Led To The Creation Of Megan's Law
In May 1996, Megan's Law went into effect after it was signed by then-President Bill Clinton. Here's the tragic 1994 murder that led to its creation.
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The Controversial Case Of Convicted Murderer Tommy Zeigler
The crime scene at the W.T. Zeigler Furniture store in Winter Garden, Florida, on Christmas Eve of 1975, was incredibly complex. Here's the story.
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Jeffrey Dahmer Learned This Terrifying Skill From His Father
Parents often to look for some sort of activity they can share to bond with a child, but in Lionel Dahmer's case, there were unforeseen consequences.
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Here's What Happened The First Time Russia Annexed Crimea
Russia's military aggression toward Ukraine has once again brought that region to the world's attention -- but like much of history, not for the first time.
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The Daring Prisoner Who Managed To Escape From Jail With The Help Of Some Nectarines
Generally speaking, people are sentenced to prison because they don't abide by the rules and norms of society. No surprise if that continues behind bars.
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The Tragic 2013 Murder Of Teacher Colleen Ritzer
In 2013, Colleen Ritzer was working as an algebra teacher at Danvers High School in Massachusetts. Unfortunately, she was tragically murdered on the job.
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How Robert Berchtold Got His Hooks In The Broberg Family
The Netflix documentary "Abducted in Plain Sight" shows the monstrous and wicked mind of Robert Berchtold. So how did he get his hooks in the Broberg family?
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How A Death Row Inmate Constructed A Deadly Bomb From A Common Household Game
While William Kogut did show astonishing expertise in his application of crude materials, it wasn't so he could escape prison — it was so he could die.
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Why Abducted In Plain Sight's Jan Broberg Says Her Parents Were Also Victims
True crime viewers are constantly wagging their fingers at Jan Broberg's parents, appalled at their naivete for letting this psychopath into their lives.
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What Do Morality Police Do?
Different nations have different societal norms, rules and standards that are applied to everything from religious practice to public apparel.
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Why Gregory Hopkins Was Exonerated For A Murder He Served 10 Years For
Gregory Hopkins was convicted in 2013 for the 1979 murder of Janet Walsh.
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This 1967 Cold Case Still Haunts An Oregon Town And Its Residents
On the afternoon of October 21, 1967, two boys fished at the Willamette River, hoping to catch something big enough to keep. Instead, they discovered a body.
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Tracy Edwards Had A Complicated Life After He Led To Jeffrey Dahmer's Capture
Tracy Edwards' escape from Jeffrey Dahmer led to the serial killer's capture, but Edwards had a complicated life afterward.
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These Were The Final Words Of Serial Killer Gary Ray Bowles
Serial killer Gary Ray Bowles preyed on gay men and confessed to killing six victims. These were the final words he said at his execution.
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The Jeffrey Dahmer Victims Memorial That Never Happened
The names of criminals tend to go down in history, remembered for their misdeeds and the harm they did society. But what about remembering the victims?
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