The Weird Story Of The Unsolved 3X Murders
After the murder of Joseph Mozynski, Catherine May gave police a note she received from the shooter that simply said, "Joseph Mozynski, 3X, 3-X-097."
Read MoreAfter the murder of Joseph Mozynski, Catherine May gave police a note she received from the shooter that simply said, "Joseph Mozynski, 3X, 3-X-097."
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Read MoreThe threat of Communism from Cuba during the Cold War was real and imminent, or, at least that's what U.S. military generals wanted the public to believe.
Read MoreIf the women and children were afraid, they didn't show it. In the disturbing video that made its rounds on social media, soldiers are leading the group.
Read MorePresident John Adams surprised many when he pardoned John Fries, who was part of a group of farmers protesting a tax on their lands, buildings, and slaves.
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Read MoreThe Holocaust killed nearly six million Jewish people, including Anne Frank, whose personal diary became one of the most important documents of the Holocaust.
Read MoreWhen Christopher Columbus returned to Europe from his Spain-funded voyage to the "Indies," his first stop was in Lisbon, Portugal -- not Spain.
Read MoreSamuel Arnold had participated in discussions about kidnapping President Abraham Lincoln, but he wasn't even around when Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes Booth.
Read MoreWho is the Zodiac Killer? It has been over fifty years since he committed his first murders, yet police still don't know the answer to that question.
Read MoreFormal visits with United States presidents are dominated by protocol, and even the smallest of missteps can lead to disaster.
Read MoreWhat are the Nephilim? Angels? Demons? Giants? Extraterrestrials? The sheer volume of extrapolations and interpolations is utterly head-spinning.
Read MoreThomas Jefferson believed that the New Testament needed an editor to separate out the moral teachings of Jesus from the myths and miracles found in the Gospels.
Read MoreIt may be just a matter of time before billionaires are capable of sending missions to the moon, perhaps walking on its surface and planting Space X flags.
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Read MoreUnsinkable Sam earned fame during World War II for his incredible ability to survive ship sinkings. This is the real story behind Unsinkable Sam explained.
Read MoreThe Bible has been interpreted in many different ways through the ages, sometimes controversially. Here are the theories about the Bible that change everything.
Read MoreThe treatment of prisoners in ancient China was meant to remove dissent within society. So let's look at the grim reality of being a prisoner in ancient China.
Read MoreDrug dealer Rayful Edmond cooperated with U.S. officials as part of the witness protection program, but despite his invaluable help, he is still in jail today.
Read MoreThe brutal killing of Deputy Sheriff Charles Webb put infamous Wild West gunslinger John Wesley Hardin on the run and eventually landed him in prison.
Read MoreIndividuals receiving pardons over the years have included those accused of land fraud, narcotics trafficking, espionage, serial murder, and assassination.
Read MoreAttorney Elizabeth Fink was there fighting in the aftermath, trying to give the prisoners something they hadn't gotten in a long time: a fair shot at justice.
Read MoreGary Ridgway, who is more commonly known as the Green River Killer, was arrested for killing at least 48 women while married to Judith Mawson.
Read MoreAfrican American Reconstruction Era abolitionist Tunis G. Campbell accomplished more in a few years than most people can in an entire lifetime.
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