Where Is Polly Klaas' Murderer, Richard Allen Davis, Now?
Richard Allen Davis was convicted of the kidnapping and murder of 12-year-old Polly Klaas.
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How MGM Saved Lee Tracy From Getting Arrested By The Mexican Government
Character actor Lee Tracy one got in trouble in Mexico, but he was saved from getting arrested by the Hollywood studio MGM. Here's how they saved him.
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Inside The Time A 75-Year-Old Woman Once Cut Off The Internet For An Entire Country
An elderly woman in Armenia once accidentally single-handedly disrupted internet access for the entire country. Here's how she did it.
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Derald Peal's Motive For Murdering Anthony Pietrzak
Derald Peal and two others beat 18-year-old Anthony Pietrzak and left him hog-tied on the side of a remote road to die. This was the motive for the murder.
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Nicholas Godejohn's Motivation For Murdering Dee Dee Blanchard
There are many motivations for killing another human being -- money and passion are both common. What motivated Nicholas Godejohn to kill Dee Dee Blanchard?
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What The Last Few Months Of Mary Kay Letourneau's Life Were Like
Mary Kay Letourneau made headlines when she was convicted of sexually assaulting a student she would go on to marry. This is what the end of her life was like.
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The Tragic 1993 Murder Of Brandon Teena Explained
In 1993, Brandon Teena was attending a party with several friends and acquaintances in Nebraska when he was emotionally and physically assaulted and raped.
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What Do We Know About Convicted Murderer Gypsy Rose Blanchard's New Husband
The tragedy that is the story of Gypsy Rose Blanchard, incarcerated for her role in the murder of her mother, might have a bright spot now amid the darkness.
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Inside Gypsy Rose Blanchard's Relationship With Her Father
Gypsy Rose Blanchard has a close relationship with her father despite being in prison.
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Where Is Night Stalker's Detective Gil Carrillo Today?
Gil Carrillo had a long, distinguished career as a detective, but one of his biggest achievements happened at the start of it: Catching Richard Ramirez.
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What Life In A Thai Prison Is Really Like
Life in prison is rarely peachy, no matter where you are. But inmates living in Thai prisons have it one level tougher. Here's what life is like.
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Andrea Yates' Chilling Motive For Murdering Her Children
Andrea Yates became internationally known after killing her five children by drowning in 2001. Here Yates' chilling motive for killing her own children.
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The Hillside Stranglers' Extremely Odd Connection To Ted Bundy
Kenneth Bianchi was one half of the serial killing duo dubbed the Hillside Strangler. Here is Bianchi's extremely odd connection to serial killer, Ted Bundy.
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The Building That Inspired Only Murders In The Building Has Its Own Wicked Past
The Hulu series, "Only Murders in The Building," takes place in an upscale New York apartment building. Here is the building that inspired the show's setting.
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Ex-Officers In Fatal George Floyd Arrest Kueng And Thao's Sentences Explained
Ex-officers J. Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao were sentenced to prison time in connection to George Floyd's death.
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How Many Victims Were Found At Serial Killer Billy Mansfield Jr's House Of Horrors?
Billy Mansfield Jr's "house of horrors" held secrets of buried skeletons, some of which remained unidentifed until recently. Here's what you need to know.
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What Happened To Serial Killer Billy Mansfield, Jr.?
Serial killer Billy Mansfield, Jr., was convicted on various charges, including the deaths of multiple women and girls. Here is what has happened to him.
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Where Is The First 48 Subject Daryll Johnson Now?
In October 2013, Kinya Keller was brutally murdered in Louisianna. A&E's "The First 48" subject, Daryll Johnson, was arrested, and this is where he is now.
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Tragic Details Found In José Fernández's Autopsy Report
Miami Marlins star pitcher José Fernández fought long and hard to achieve the pinnacle of his profession, only suffer a tragic death in a boating accident.
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Psychiatrist Said The Hillside Strangler's Multiple Personality Claims Were Bogus
The human mind is almost unfathomably complex at the best of times. Numerous factors, including environment, biology, and history, can make it more so.
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A Chilling Theory On Ted Bundy's Motive For Murder
Ted Bundy has gone down in history as one of the most notorious serial killers in the United States. Here is a chilling theory for Bundy's motive to murder.
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Murder Hornets Have A Much More Friendly Image Now
Murder hornets have a pretty terrifying name, but they aren't exactly as deadly as you might think. Here's why the insects have a friendlier image nowadays.
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How The Murder Of Stanford White Became The Trial Of The Century
The trial of Harry Thaw, who murdered renowned architect Standford White for assaulting his wife, was the trial of the century during the early 1900s.
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How A Shirt Color Led To Walter Roseberry's Murder
Murders are committed for a variety of reasons from custody disputes to money issues. Here is how the color of Walter Roseberry's shirt led to his murder.
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The Tragic 2013 Murder Of Caleb Harrison Explained
In 2013, Canadian father Caleb Harrison was found murdered in his Mississauga home. Here are the tragic details behind Harrison's untimely and brutal slaying.
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How The North Hollywood Shootout Led To The Now-Controversial 1033 Program
A bank robbery in 1997 erupted into a fierce gun battle. This is how the North Hollywood Shootout led to the now-controversial 1033 Program.
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How The Bureau Of Prisons Decides Where To House Federal Prisoners
There are 122 federal correctional institutions in the U.S. Here's how the Bureau of Prisons decides where to house prisoners.
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