Will The Menendez Brothers Ever Get Out Of Prison?
Lyle and Erik Menendez were sentenced to life in prison for murdering their parents. Some are calling for their release, but will the brothers ever get out?
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What Happened To Melanie McGuire, The Suitcase Killer?
In 2004, a fisherman and his child were sailing the Chesapeake Bay when they spotted something odd floating in the water. They were in for a horrific discovery.
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What We Know About The Ghost At Miami University
Miami University in Oxford, Ohio is home to several ghosts who haunt the campus. One of them is the famed ghost of a motorcyclist,.
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The Tragic Story Of The Peasenhall Murder
Rose Harsent of Peasenhall was murdered in 1902, and her case remains one of England's unsolved cases.
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The Chilling Story Of Match.com Killer Wade Ridley
When Mary Beckman found herself single after the death of her longtime partner in 2010, her friends eventually encouraged her to set up a profile on Match.com.
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The Untold Truth Of 19th-Century Conman George C. Parker
George C. Parker, confidence man, was convicted for grand larceny and is infamous for "selling" the Brooklyn Bridge. Here's the truth behind this huckster.
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How The 1983 Murder Of Lora Ann Huizar Was Finally Solved
On the evening of Saturday November 5, 1983, 11-year-old Lora Ann Huizar spent the night with a friend in her hometown of Fort Pierce, Florida.
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The Strange Unsolved Mystery Of The Atlas Vampire
For one case that continues to remain unsolved, we turn back time to Stockholm, Sweden, in 1932. This is the strange unsolved mystery of the Atlas Vampire.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of JFK's Brain
The world was shocked in 1963 when for the fourth time, a U.S. president was assassinated. Questions still remain about the death of John F. Kennedy.
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How The 1982 Murder Of Lee Rotatori Was Finally Solved
On the afternoon of June 25, 1982, authorities were called to the Best Western Frontier Motor Lodge in Council Bluffs, Iowa, on reports of a suspicious death.
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The Autopsy Of Julius Caesar Explained
The story of Julius Caesar is a strange thing, as the version that many people are familiar with was written centuries after his actual reign and assassination.
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What Life In A Russian Prison Is Really Like
Life as an inmate in a Russian penal colony is no walk in the park. Prisoners experience overcrowding, diseases, and torture.
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Do Police Officers Really Have Shorter Lifespans?
In 2013, researchers found the life expectancy of police officers to be 22 years lower than the general population — but how accurate was the study?
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How Scientists Manipulate The Weather By Flying Planes Into Clouds
It's said that everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it. That's only half right, as numerous scientists are demonstrating.
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The Tragic Murder Of Pro Soccer Player Senzo Meyiwa Explained
South African soccer star Senzo Meyiwa was at arguably the apex of his career in 2014. However, his career came to an abrupt end when he was murdered at 27.
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The Truth About The First Person On The FBI's Most Wanted List
The FBI Most Wanted List was created in 1950. Here's the truth about the first person to have his name on the list of fugitives.
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The Tragic Murder Of Katherine And Sheila Lyon
Katherine and Sheila Lyon were two young girls who disappeared in 1975, and the case was solved nearly 40 years after the crime.
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Inside Robert Paltrow's Criminal Past
Disney got at least one thing right: It's a small world after all. The degrees of separation seem to get smaller and smaller as time goes on.
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The Tragic Hollywood Tale Of Patricia Douglas
The Me Too Movement has exposed a sordid side of the power of Hollywood. Tragically, it's not a new story, as Patricia Douglas tried to reveal.
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The Truth About Paul Avery The Reporter Singled Out By The Zodiac Killer
At its best, journalism reveals necessary information that might otherwise be left untold. Sometimes journalists become part of the story themselves.
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Inside The Brown's Chicken Massacre
When you're working at a fast-food restaurant, you shouldn't have to worry about anything more than a grease splatter or a rude customer -- not dying.
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Inside Timothy Wiltsey's Disappearance And Murder
A carnival, a missing child, a mother whose story around the events changes repeatedly. And then the body of 5-year-old Timothy Wiltsey is found.
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Here's What Happened To Amy Fisher
In the early 1990s, actual news outlets and tabloids alike lit up with the story of the "Long Island Lolita" -- teenager Amy Fisher, who shot her lover's wife.
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The Most Disturbing Details About John Edward Robinson
Often referred to as "the Internet's first serial killer," Robinson became famous after a 2002 conviction connecting him to a series of murders and sex crimes.
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What Happened To Ron And Dan Lafferty After They Went To Prison?
The horrifying crimes of the Lafferty Brothers in 1984 shocked their communities and the nation. They both went to prison. But what happened then?
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Why Did Edward Snowden Seek Asylum In Ecuador?
Until relatively recently, it was easy to disappear -- become a new person, somewhere new, for whatever reason. Escaping the past isn't so easy anymore.
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Why Large Corporations Using Shell Companies Can Be Criminal
Many have been credited with the line "I've been rich, and I've been poor, and rich is better." Part of the trick of being rich is holding on to your money.
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