The Bottle Of Beer That Almost Sparked A Legal Fight In Nova Scotia
One particular bottle of beer almost sparked a legal fight in Nova Scotia. Here's the story.
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A Chilling Letter From Serial Killer Dennis Nilsen Is Displayed In A True Crime Museum
Before he was caught in 1983, Dennis Nilsen killed at least 14 more men and boys. While locked away, he sent a good deal of correspondence out into the world.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of NBA Legend Allen Iverson
His inspirational road to and through the NBA has been one filled with tragedy and heartbreak. Here is the tragic real-life story of NBA legend Allen Iverson.
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Hector The Thundercloud: The Weather Phenomenon That Baffles Scientists
Hector the thundercloud is very predictable. So much so, in fact, that it arrives on a daily basis with almost perfect timekeeping.
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Guns N' Roses' Strangest Music Video Was The Result Of A Breakup
Guns N' Roses' strangest music video was the result of a breakup between frontman Axl Rose and supermodel Stephanie Seymour.
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The Chilling Phenomenon Of A Shared-Death Experience
One of the ultimate mysteries is what happens after we die. For some, they've experienced a shared-death experience. But what exactly is this phenomenon?
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Troubling Details About The Munsters' Butch Patrick
The woes of former child stars have made the cover pages of tabloids for decades. Here are four troubling details about The Munsters' Butch Patrick.
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Mount Trashmore: The Engineering Marvel That Transformed A Landfill Into A Park
The United States is filled with odd and curious landmarks. One such is Virginia Beach's Mount Trashmore, which became a marvel in upscaling engineering.
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Why Benito Mussolini Had His Own Son-In-Law Executed
Benito Mussolini overthrew the Italian government and asserted fascism as the country's dictator. No one was safe from his wrath. Not even his own son-in-law.
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The Horrifying Hobby Killer Charles Albright Used On His Victims
Texas killer Charles Albright horrifyingly used what he'd learned from a hobby on his three known victims.
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The Creepiest Stories In Appalachian Folklore
A hallmark of every culture is its folklore. The Appalachian region is certainly rich in these tales and legends. These are some of the creepiest of them all.
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The Common Water Bird Behavior That Has Been Linked To High Extinction Rates
Tragically, the world has already lost some incredible birds to extinction. And a lot of water birds seem to be fond of a behavior that's dangerous to them.
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The Most Under-Appreciated Allied Victory Of WWII
One important Allied victory in World War II was also one of the most under appreciated. Here's why the Battle of the Bulge was so crucial.
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How A Conversation With A Group Of German Children Inspired The 'Candy Bomber'
During a WWII blockade, a group of kids and their interaction with an American Airman inspired one of the most heartwarming military operations.
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The Oldest Well-Preserved Brain Is Over 300 Million Years Old
Fossils are the preserved remains of dead animals and other organisms. The oldest well-preserved brain is over 300 million years old. Here's the story.
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Jimmy Page Recorded The Death Wish II Soundtrack For Free After An Unthinkable Tragedy
Film director Michael Winner opened the door to find his neighbor, Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin, standing there. He looked thin and a bit wobbly.
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A Woman From 1700s Russia Reportedly Set A World Record That No One Has Broken Yet
"The Guinness Book of World Records" has served as the definitive source for various achievements met by humans and the animal kingdom. Here's one.
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Poor Eyesight Could Have Been A Death Sentence Under Cambodia's Khmer Rouge
In the end, up to 2.8 million people died in the Khmer Rouge's "Super Great Leap Forward." And poor eyesight could have been a death sentence.
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Muhammad Ali's Daughter Was Going Into Boxing With Or Without Her Father's Support
Muhammad Ali came to Los Angeles, where his daughter Laila lived, in January 1999. She went to see him in his Beverly Hills hotel suite to give him some news.
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The Mystery Of The 'Light At The End Of The Tunnel' Before Death May Never Be Solved
Those who have come close to death oftentimes recall profound experiences involving feelings of peace, bliss, and apathy for their life on Earth.
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The American President Who Oversaw The Most Federal Executions In The Last 100 Years
Capital punishment is a hotly debated topic for many Americans. Here is the president that oversaw the most federal executions in the last 100 years.
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Austin's Servant Girl Annihilator Left Victims In Truly Horrifying States
Serial ax murderers are a part of history, as there are many documented cases of these monsters striking communities all over the United States.
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Michael Toothman's Heartbreaking Last Words Before Being Killed By His Son
Outwardly, Zachary Toothman was an accomplished college student. But when he shockingly went to murder his family, his father uttered heartbreaking final words.
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The Briley Brothers' Escape From Death Row Involved A Bomb Threat And Three-Week Search
On May 31, 1984, the Mecklenburg prison saw six of its detainees flee the grounds in a prison van. It involved an elaborate bomb threat and three week search.
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The Messed Up Reality About The Railroad Industry
The railroad's impact on American history can't be overstated. But the U.S. began to neglect rail over the 20th century in favor of the automobile.
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The Horrifying Crime Scene Of Boston Strangler Victim Joann Graff
When Joann Graff's body was discovered, it was the centerpiece of a crime scene that probably haunted the memories of the detectives.
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Orville And Wilbur Wright's Overlooked Younger Sister Is The Reason They Got Off The Ground
Wilbur and Orville Wright will forever be credited for getting man into the air, but they had help from another family member -- their sister, Katharine.
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