What Happens During A Psychological Autopsy?
A psychological autopsy is done to determine the deceased's mental state before death.
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Inside The 'Monster Of Worcester' David McGreavy's Life After Being Convicted For Triple Homicide
David McGreavy was convicted of killing three children and impaling them on an iron fence. Here's what is life is like after being convicted.
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A Surprisingly Small Number Of States Have Lookback Laws For Sexual Crimes
Lookback laws are important for prosecuting sexual assault crimes, but a surprisingly small number of states actually have lookback laws.
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Meet The Formosan Clouded Leopard: The Animal That Was Once Believed Extinct
The Formosan clouded leopard, especially unique for its tree-climbing abilities, was once believed to be extinct. Here's what caused researchers to reevaluate.
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The Real Story Behind The '80s Song 'Goo Goo Muck' By The Cramps
Another '80s-era alternative rock deep cut — "Goo Goo Muck" by The Cramps — has resurfaced thanks to its inclusion in the Netflix hit series "Wednesday."
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Why Did Stephen King Compare A Film Adaption Of One Of His Books To 'Cafeteria Mashed Potatoes'?
Stephen King is one of the world's most prolific writers. But for the acclaimed horror maestro, one particular movie adaptation really missed the mark.
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The Origins Of Fred McGriff's Iconic Nickname 'The Crime Dog'
On December 4, 2022, the Baseball Hall of Fame's Contemporary Baseball Era Players Committee inducted Fred McGriff. So what's with the nickname?
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The Tragic Life Of Clara Bow, The First Hollywood It Girl
Clara Bow was considered Hollywood's first "it" girl, though he life and career were somewhat tragic. This is the story of Bow's tragic life.
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The Sporting Theory Behind The Origin Of Long Johns
The term "long johns" has become a common way of describing long underwear, but where does the term come from? Here's the sporting history behind the word.
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Everything We Know About Fame Star Irene Cara's Last Days
"Fame" star Irene Cara died unexpectedly at the age of 63. Here's everything we know about the superstar turned recluse's last days.
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Lookback Law In New York Could Bring Bill Cosby Back To Court
Actor and comedian Bill Cosby went from "America's Dad" to a public enemy. Now a new lookback law in the state of New York could bring him back to court.
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Kirstie Alley's Thetan 8 Status In Scientology Explained
Scientology first became a lifeline for Kirstie Alley in the late '70s when she was experiencing addiction. Here's her Thetan 8 status explained.
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Kirstie Alley And John Travolta's Relationship Explained
The late actress Kirstie Alley shared a unique bond with her co-star, John Travolta. Here is more about their deep friendship that lasted until her 2022 death.
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What We Know About Narconon, The Scientology Rehab Kirstie Alley Spoke So Highly Of
Narconon is the Scientology rehab Kirstie Alley spoke so highly of, saying it got her off of drugs. Here's what we know about it.
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Here's Who Inherited Robert Kardashian's Money After He Died
Ever wondered who inherited Robert Kardashian's money after he died? Well the answer may just surprise you, because it's probably not who you think.
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Why Was Alice Crimmins' 1971 Double Murder Conviction So Controversial?
Allice Crimmins was convicted of killing her young children.
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Serial Killer Egidius Schiffer's Last Victim Ended Up Being Himself In A Bizarre Electrical Accident
Instead of facing the executioner or dying of old age, Egidius Schiffer departed this world in perhaps the most unusual way ever to claim the life of a killer.
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Why Einstein's Theory Of Gravity Is Under Scrutiny Following A New Study
Albert Einstein was a genius for the ages, an intellect against which so much has been measured in the years since. But even Einstein bears scrutiny.
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Lunar Volcanoes Are Far More Active Than Expected
Thanks to NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter and China's Chang'e-5 rover, we know for certain that our assumptions about lunar volcanism have been wrong.
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The Weird Story Behind Solitary Toilets Found In The Middle Of Basements
Locales will lay claim to what they believe is a unique part of life there -- the Chicago pizza, for instance -- but Pittsburgh has a unique claim to fame.
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Before David Gilmour, Pink Floyd Tried To Recruit Another Guitar Legend To Join The Band
Pink Floyd has undergone a few lineup changes over the decades. But did you know the iconic band once considered another legend to replace Syd Barrett?
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Where Are Child Murderers Robert Thompson And Jon Venables Today?
Child murderers Robert Thompson and Jon Venables grew up to lead very different lives. Here's what they're doing now, and whether they're still criminals.
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What's The Origin Of Goblin Mode, The Oxford Dictionary Word Of 2022?
"Goblin mode" is the 2022 word of the year, according to Oxford University Press (OUP). So what's the origin of this unique word? Let's dive in.
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'Little Arnie' Kyle Kane Held The Deadlift World Record For 12 Years Until 2022
'Little Arnie' Kyle Kane was 12 years old when he earned the deadlift world record. He held the title for 12 years until 2022.
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The Night Stalker Richard Ramirez's Violent Cousin Miguel May Have Inspired His Crimes
Richard Ramirez began running afoul of the law shortly after dropping out of high school. He also might have had some inspiration from his violent cousin.
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Why Some Believe The Alleged Atlanta Child Murderer, Wayne Williams, Is Innocent
A series of child murders in Atlanta in the 1970s were pinned on Wayne Williams, but he never went to trial. Here is why some believe he is innocent.
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The Vintage Violin Named For Lord Byron's Granddaughter That Sold For $15.9 Million
Antonio Stradivari began crafting violins in the 1660s. Only about 500 of them are around today, including one that belonged to Lord Byron's granddaughter.
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