The Creepy Truth About The Hinterkaifeck Murders
One of the creepiest and most famous unsolved murders in German history happened in 1922 on an isolated farmstead in Bavaria, known as Hinterkaifeck.
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John Bittrolff And The Long Island Murders: Why He Was A Suspect
For over 20 years, residents of Long Island, New York, have been haunted by several unsolved murders, and John Bittrolff may be involved.
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The French Murder That Started A Revolution
In 1847, the Duke of Praslin murdered his wife, and it brought down France's government the next year. This is the French murder that started a revolution.
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The Amityville Horror: The Truth About The DeFeo Murders
Twenty-three-year-old Ronnie DeFeo barged into his local bar on November 13, 1974, howling, "You got to help me! I think my mother and father are shot!"
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The Unsolved Murder Of Septic Tank Sam
Despite innovative forensic technology that has closed mysterious chapters of once unexplainable crimes, every year thousands of cold cases go unsolved.
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What Happened To Lizzie Borden After Her Not Guilty Verdict?
Lizzie Borden was famously acquitted for the brutal axe-murder of her father and stepmother in 1892. Here's what happened after her not guilty verdict.
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These Are The Other Murders The Chameleon Killer Was Suspected Of
Terry Peder Rasmussen, "The Chameleon Killer," was a serial killer straight out of the wildest fiction. The murderer earned his name through his MO.
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The Sad Truth About Jodi Arias' Childhood
Murderers come from all backgrounds, but people will still wonder if Arias' background was any different. Here's the sad truth about her childhood.
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This Is The First Known Murder Victim In History
In a mass grave at the bottom of a 43-foot shaft in Spain, scientists found evidence of the first murder victim in history.
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How Many Victims Did The Hi-Fi Murderers Actually Have?
Known as the Hi-Fi Murders, as many as six men mercilessly attacked several people during an electronics shop robbery in April 1974.
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The Messed Up Truth About The Hi-Fi Murders
Known as the Hi-Fi Murders, a brutal attack that resulted in the murders of three people changed the town of Ogden, Utah, forever.
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This Was The Victim Of The First Handgun Murder In London
Great Britain's history is filled with unsolved mysteries and curious cases, but one has the added historical note of being the first handgun murder in London.
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The Crazy True Story Of The Pembrokeshire Murderer
A serial killer's appearance on a game show led to his conviction two decades later. This is the crazy true story of John Cooper, the Pembrokeshire murderer.
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Why The Burger Chef Murders Still Haven't Been Solved
On November 17, 1978, four young employees working at a branch of the fast-food chain Burger Chef in Speedway, Indiana were kidnapped as part of a robbery.
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The Tragic Murder Of Journalist Kim Wall
In 2017, Kim Wall met entrepreneur Peter Madsen for an interview aboard his submarine and never returned. This is the tragic murder of journalist Kim Wall.
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What Psychology Got Wrong About Kitty Genovese's Murder
If you look into the facts of Kitty Genovese's murder, you'll learn that much of what we think we know about it is a myth.
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Why This Film Writer Was Briefly A Suspect In The Night Stalker Murders
Ed Solomon, co-writer of Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, was once a suspect in the Night Stalker murders case in the 1980s.
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The Gifting Tables From Murder On Middle Beach Explained
Gifting Table was a supposed female empowerment group designed to help women make it through the difficult economic times of the Great Recession.
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The Time Justin Bieber Was Part Of A Murder Plot
Lots of these reasons people dislike Justin Bieber don't have anything to do with Bieber's music, and more to do with his obtuse or arrogant behavior (such as writing in the Anne Frank House guest book, "Hopefully she would have been a belieber," as the BBC reported in 2013).
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The Mysterious Murder Of A JFK Mistress
Not all of Kennedy's mistresses received the same treatment. Mary Pinchot Meyer, a talented painter and the daughter of a wealthy progressive lawyer and a journalist, was a long-time Kennedy mistress whose death, although less well known than Marilyn Monroe, was no less shrouded in mystery.
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The Messed Up Truth About The West Memphis Three Murders
In 1993, three 8-year-old boys disappeared from the streets of West Memphis, Ark. The following day, three more bodies were found.
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27 Most Frightening Murders That Happened Around Christmas
Christmas Day is just another day on the calendar, and bad things can happen to you any time. The world doesn't stop just because it's December 25th.
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The Bizarre Life Of The Murderous French Fortuneteller La Voisin
Parisian, fortune teller, serial killer, secret abortionist, poisoner, clairvoyant, black mass priestess, businesswoman, possible sociopath: quite a resume for one person. But this list of crimes and occult practices did indeed belong to a single individual: Catherine Monvoisin.
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What You Don't Know About Jam Master Jay's Murder
DJ Jam Master Jay was integral to early hip-hop as part of Run-DMC, but he was shot to death in 2002 in a case that went unsolved until 2024.
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The Crazy Real-Life Story Of History's Most Prolific Female Murderer
Countess Elizabeth Báthory was accused of murdering over 600 young women, which earned her the title of the most prolific female serial killer of all time.
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Tragic Details Of The Forgotten Osage Tribe Murders
Between 1921 and 1926, a series of murders of Osage Indian Nation members occurred in Oklahoma, after the tribe was targeted for their oil rights and wealth.
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The World's Most Murderous Mammal Will Surprise You
With all the true crime podcasts and documentaries filling our cultural space, you would be forgiven for thinking that humans were the most murderous species on Earth. However, according to a 2016 study conducted by José María Gómez from the University of Granada in Spain, we aren't.
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