What Happened To Hitman Ray Colon?
The Chippendales' all-male revue has a notorious past when its founder hired a hitman, Ray Colon. Whatever happened to Ray Colon in the aftermath of the crime?
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How A Routine Autopsy Finally Got The Hospital Serial Killer Caught
Donald Harvey literally got away with murdering patients for nearly two decades. Here's how a routine autopsy finally got the hospital serial killer caught.
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The Dangerous Real-Life NASCAR Move Inspired By A Video Game
No question but that video games have had a massive impact on how current generations live their lives -- from expectations to activities to sports.
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What Would Really Happen If You Cloned Yourself?
Animals have already been successfully cloned, so it makes sense that humans could be close behind. But what are the ramifications of such science?
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John Wayne Held Nothing Back In A Ruthless Rejection Of Clint Eastwood
John Wayne and Clint Eastwood are two of Hollywood's most famous Western celebrities, but apparently Wayne once rejected Eastwood for a project.
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Rodney Dangerfield Gave This Comedy Legend The Worst Advice Ever
Rodney Dangerfield once gave this comedy legend career advice that turned out to be pretty bad. Here's who chose not to take his advice, and became a star.
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Theories Why The Property Owner Where The Delphi Murder Victims Were Found Lied To The Police
Ronald Logan was the subject of an FBI investigation, and it was widely reported that he had lied to police during the investigation about his whereabouts.
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Why Chimney Sweeps Are Considered Lucky
Chimney sweeps are considered lucky because one once saved King George III from being thrown off his horse, and the king declared them lucky.
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Gold Rushes You Didn't Learn About In School
"Gold rush" might call to mind the one in California in 1849, but there were many more. Here are some gold rushes you probably didn't learn about in school.
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Who Were Julia Roberts' Parents?
Julia Roberts, an Oscar-winning actress, A-list film star, and top-tier celebrity, started out life in a family with its own roots in Atlanta performing arts.
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Why Do Court Documents Get Sealed?
While there are many different documents considered public records, there are others that are sealed. What does it mean when these records are sealed?
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Why The Cherokee Nation Might Finally Get A Congressional Seat
It's no secret that numerous treaties between Native Americans and the U.S. government went unfulfilled. The Cherokee Nation is working to change one point.
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Legal Expert Tells Us Why The Delphi Murder Arrest Announcement Was So Ambiguous
Following the arrest announcement in the Delphi murders, legal expert Jamie White tells Grunge why he feels authorities are playing this so close to the vest.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Uncle Fester From The Addams Family
His work as Uncle Fester capped a long and storied career for Jackie Coogan. Here's a look into the saddest moments in the life of the late Jackie Coogan.
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The Trials Of The Attempted Kidnappers Of Governor Gretchen Whitmer Explained
In October 2020, the FBI unveiled a very strange conspiracy, charging militia members with planning to kidnap the governor of Michigan, Gretchen Whitmer.
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Why Only The Upper Half Of The Deceased Is Usually Shown For An Open Casket Viewing
Half-couch caskets, which have two lid openings, are more common than full-couch caskets.
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How Do Police Tip Lines Work?
Police tip lines are important sources of information in cases, and a key part of how they work is that those who call in should be assured of their anonymity.
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How Helpful Are Police Sketches In Solving Crimes?
Police sketches have been a part of criminal investigations since the late 19th century, but how effective are they really? The answer is, it's complicated.
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How A Fire Hydrant Went Airborne And Killed A Man Mid-Walk
A flying fire hydrant struck a man in the head in a freak accident.
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Why Madonna Claims Her British Accent Was Guy Ritchie's Fault
Back in the early 2000s, the world was more than a little puzzled when the vaguest traces of an English accent started appearing in Madonna's voice inflection.
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The Delphi Murders: Everything We Know About Richard Allen
Richard Allen is being held in connection with the 2017 murders of two teens, a crime commonly known as the Delphi murders.
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How Andrew Crosse Went From An Amateur Scientist To Victor Frankenstein
Scientist Andrew Crosse may have been the inspiration for Victor Frankenstein, and "Frankenstein" author Mary Shelley once attended one of his lectures.
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Why Was Craig MacTavish One Of The Last Helmetless Players In The NHL?
Hockey can be a dangerous sport, so why was Craig MacTavish one of the last helmetless players in the NHL?
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The Tragic 1987 Murder Of Chippendales' Choreographer Nick De Noia
The 1987 murder of Chippendales' choreographer Nick De Noia was tragic because he was killed by a greedy business partner
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Kobe Bryant's Symbolic Meaning Behind Changing His Jersey Number From 8 To 24
Here's why Kobe Bryant chose to switch from No. 8 to No. 24 at the midpoint of his legendary NBA career.
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The Controversial History Of Europe's Longest Bridge
The Crimean Bridge, the longest bridge in Europe, has a controversial history that predates the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Here's why it's important.
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A 4,000-Year-Old Writing System That Finally Makes Sense To Scholars
The Elamite language, dating back four or five thousand years, finally makes sense to language scholars. Here's how they uncovered its secrets.
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