The Surprising Thing That Happened To Jeffrey Dahmer In Prison
Throughout his incarceration, Jeffrey Dahmer maintained contact with his father, who was a born-again Christian. This led Jeffrey to make a surprising decision.
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Here's What Really Happened To Melissa Caddick
You may have never heard of Australian conwoman Melissa Caddick but that doesn't mean her crimes are unimpressive — and she may have gotten away with them.
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The Mystery Of Sydney West's Disappearance
Sydney "Syd" West is a missing 19-year-old who hasn't been seen since September 30, 2020. Last seen near the Golden Gate Bridge, her family still seeks answers.
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Whatever Happened To David Rudolf, The Lawyer From The Staircase?
Attorney David Rudolf, who appeared in "The Staircase," was a successful defense attorney prior to his involvement in the documentary series. Where is he now?
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Details You Didn't Know About The Russian Gang Solntsevskaya Bratva
One of the biggest crime gangs in the world is the Solntsevskaya Bratva, a Russian organized crime syndicate that was founded in the '80s.
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The Truth About Linda Kolkena And Dan Broderick's Relationship
Linda Kolkena and Dan Broderick were married less than a year before they were shot dead by Dan's ex-wife, Betty Broderick. What was their short marriage like?
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The Most Dangerous Prisons In The World
In the U.S. and elsewhere, there are prisons known for their deplorable conditions. Here are the most dangerous prisons in the world.
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Herb Baumeister: The Truth About The Suspected Serial Killer
Reportedly suffering from mental illness since childhood, Herbert Richard Baumeister was suspected of killing at least 11 men in the '80s and '90s.
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What Happened To Missing Billionaire Carl Erik Bjorkegren?
Billionaire Carl Erik Björkegren disappeared one day in 1994, and despite several theories try to explain what happened, his whereabouts are still unknown.
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The Surprising Way Serial Killer Earle Nelson Was Caught
Before the Federal Bureau of Investigation was aware of the existence of serial killers, Earle Nelson became the first known serial sex murderer in America.
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Here's How Serial Killer Vlado Taneski Gave Himself Away
The killer's crimes were indeed monstrous, and shocking to Macedonia, a nation in which "almost nothing happens," according to one of its top journalists.
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The Time Hall And Oates Stopped An Armed Robbery
As any pair together for five decades will tell you, some wild things happen along the way — like when John Oates caught an infamous Australian bandit.
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The Untold Truth Of Claudine Longet
Claudine Longet saw mountains of media attention in the 1960s and 1970s - though perhaps not the kind she would've desired - when she stood trial for murder.
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America's Most Infamous Criminals That You May Not Know Are Out Of Jail
Some of us prefer to think of the law enforcement system as infallible -- locking the truly dangerous ones away forever -- but that's often not how it works.
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How Old Was Jeffrey Dahmer When He Committed His First Murder?
Shortly after his 1991 arrest, Jeffrey Dahmer was charged with the murders of 17 young men and boys. Here's how old he was when he killed his very first victim.
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The Truth About Nannie Doss' Childhood
At first glance, Nannie Doss looks like a loving grandmother, with her charming smile and seemingly jolly disposition. The amiable appearance was only a façade.
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This Is When Bobby Joe Long's Life Of Crime Began
Bobby Joe Long was a serial killer, executed after being convicted of murdering eight women in the Tampa Bay area in 1984. Those weren't his first crimes.
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Nearly 40% Of People Say This Was The Most Messed Up Serial Killer In History
It's not just that serial murderers kill, it's that they do it in extraordinarily violent and sadistic ways, devastating those whose loved ones fall victim.
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This Is Who The I-70 Killer Specifically Targeted
Working along portions of Interstate 70 (for which he was nicknamed "the I-70 Killer"), the murderer is responsible for at least six deaths that spring.
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How Many Victims Did The Green River Killer Actually Have?
Gary Ridgway, the Green River Killer, was born in Salt Lake City, Utah, and grew up in Washington State, where his violent streak emerged early in life.
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How Serial Killer Randy Kraft Was Eventually Caught
Randolph "Randy" Kraft is a serial killer who was active in the 1970s and '80s. Kraft was dubbed the "Freeway Killer" and, more notably, the "Scorecard Killer."
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The Staircase Theory You Didn't See In The Netflix Documentary
Despite all the questions raised during the murder trial of Michael Peterson, one of the most interesting Staircase theories to arise was this one.
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What Serial Killer Bobby Joe Long's Childhood Was Really Like
Serial killer Bobby Joe Long had a difficult upbringing fraught with physical and psychological trauma. Here's what we know about his childhood and adolescence.
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The One Victim Who Got Away From Bobby Joe Long
Noland later said the serial killer "pressed a gun, with the tip of his cold steel barrel against my left temple ... I vowed to save my own life."
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The Staircase: The Truth About Michael Peterson's Military Past
Before Michael Peterson was charged and convicted of his wife's 2001 death, he served in the military and was also a soldier in Vietnam.
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Whatever Happened To Duane Deaver, The Blood Spatter Analyst From The Staircase?
Michael Peterson was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his wife Kathleen, and blood spatter analyst Duane Deaver's testimony was a key factor.
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What You Didn't Know About Todd Kohlhepp's Real Estate Career
Kohlhepp's story as a serial killer took a marked departure in that he also spent a few years managing an exceptionally successful, award-winning business.
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