These Are The 4 Types Of Serial Killers
Serial killers both frighten and fascinate us, to understand them better experts use their motivations to classify them into these four types of murderers.
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Glen Stewart Godwin Is Still On The Run. Here's What We Know
Convicted drug trafficker Glen Stewart Godwin killed at least two people and is still on the run. Here's what we know.
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Anatoly Onoprienko's Chilling Motivation To Kill
Nicknamed "The Beast of Ukraine," Onoprienko murdered 52 people over the course of seven years. But why exactly did he kill? Let's find out.
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The Tragic Story Of Cheri Jo Bates' Murder
Cheri Jo Bates was an 18-year-old college student who was murdered in 1966.
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Jeffrey Dahmer's Chilling Motivation To Kill
Between 1978 and 1991, Jeffrey Dahmer savagely murdered and mutilated 17 males in a flurry of insatiable, ruthless bloodshed. But why did he do it?
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How Warren Jeffs Is Still Leading His Followers From Prison
FLDS leader Warren Jeffs is serving a life sentence for sexually abusing underage girls, but he is still leading his followers from prison. Here's how.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Cherrie Mahan Explained
On the afternoon of February 22, 1985, 8-year-old Cherrie Ann Mahan disappeared on her way home after leaving the school bus. Here's what happened.
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The Truth About The Unsolved Love Me Tender Murders
The death of children is heartbreaking, no matter the circumstances. Violent death is even more tragic, especially when it involves siblings.
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The Reason This Hijacker Is Living Free In Portugal
George Wright is an American who was involved in a murder and the hijacking of a plane. Here is the reason he is living free in Portugal.
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Ted Bundy's Startling Justification For His Crimes
The extent of Ted Bundy's crimes remains horrifying. Many have asked, "Why?" On the eve of his execution, Ted Bundy explained his motivation.
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The Truth About Jean Mary Townsend's Unsolved Murder
Jean Marie Townsend went missing in 1954, and later turned up dead. While there have been several leads, her murder remains mysteriously unsolved.
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The Unsolved Sims Family Murders Explained
On October 22, 1966, a huge portion of Tallahassee residents were attending that weekend's football game. But some members of the Sims family stayed home.
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The Truth About The First Woman Added To The FBI's Most Wanted Terrorists List
By far the majority of individuals included on the FBI's Most Wanted Terrorist list are male. There is one notable exception, however: Assata Shakur.
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Whatever Happened To Mary Jo Buttafuoco?
In 1992, Mary Jo Buttafuoco was standing in her Long Island driveway when she was shot in the face by then 17-year-old Amy Fisher.
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Aileen Wuornos' Chilling Motivation To Kill
Aileen Wuornos' was convicted of murdering six men in Florida. This is what she said was her chilling motivation to kill.
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This Was Julian Assange's First Prison Visitor
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has had his share of scrutiny, both public and governmental. His situation has drawn global attention from celebrities.
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The Legal Reason George Zimmerman Was Acquitted Of Murder
The names are likely familiar, even if the details have faded: in 2013, George Zimmerman was acquitted in the murder of Trayvon Martin. Why was he acquitted?
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What Happened To Cannibal Armin Meiwes?
In one of the most shocking stories you'll hear, Armin Meiwes took an ad out to engage in consensual cannibalism. Here is what happened to him.
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What Happened To Glen Chambers After He Escaped From Prison?
It seems impossible -- certainly unlikely -- that someone could not only escape from prison, but disappear afterward without a trace. Glen Chambers did.
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The Tragic Cold Case Of Maria Ridulph
In December of 1957, 7-year-old Maria Ridulph disappeared from the sleepy town of Sycamore, Illinois. Here's the story of this tragic cold case.
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The Largest Pharmaceutical Settlements In U.S. History
Huge penalties are used to send a message to the pharmaceutical industry. These are the largest pharmaceutical settlements in U.S. history.
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The Greek Robin Hood Who Became A Folk Hero
Robin Hood was probably a myth -- a nice story, teaching nice lessons about speaking truth to power and the importance of sharing. A Greek man made it real.
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How Thieves Once Stole A 3,000-Pound Bell
In 2005, monks at the Buddhist Monastery in Tacoma, Washington entered a deep meditation and emerged to a surprising loss: a 3,000-pound bell had been stolen.
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Why It Took So Long To Solve Pamela Shelley's Murder
On January 6, 2001, 911 dispatchers received a tragic call from Ronnie Hendrick. He said his girlfriend, 32-year-old Pamela Shelley, had shot herself.
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How Leonard Rayne Moses Was Caught After 50 Years On The Run
In today's high-tech society, it must be well-nigh impossible to disappear from view -- re-invent your identity. Some still manage it -- at least, for a while.
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The Untold Truth Of Robert Hendy-Freegard
Any time a long-term con is exposed, observers ask, "How could that happen?" People are still asking that about the U.K.'s Robert Hendy-Freegard.
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The Mysterious Escape Of Convicted Criminal Jerry Bergevin Explained
When officials did a headcount, they found that he was missing. Jerry Bergevin had managed to escape and he has not been seen since
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