The Untold Story Of Mexico's Most Prolific Serial Killer
33 murders would've already put Leyva as one of the deadliest killers in Mexican history, but the man from Cuernavaca later admitted to taking over 100 lives.
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The Murders At Starved Rock Explained
In 1960, three middle-aged women were brutally murdered and possibly sexually assaulted in one of the Starved Rock's canyons. Here's the case, explained.
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Here's Who Inherited Philip Seymour Hoffman's Money After He Died
In 2014, Philip Seymour Hoffman was found dead in his apartment at the age of 46 from a reported heroin overdose that tragically closed the book on his life.
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What's The Difference Between The Bible And The Torah?
People often conflate the Bible and Torah, but in fact, they're two quite distinct bodies of work. Each is significant in its own right.
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The Untold Truth Of The Vietnam War's 'Donut Dollies'
The Donut Dollie of the Red Cross were a vital part of the Vietnam War effort, boosting morale among the troops. Here is the untold truth.
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Drew Barrymore's Famous Family Tree Explained
Drew Barrymore is part of the famous Barrymore family, which has been involved in film and theater for over 150 years (or longer, according to some sources).
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Why Bohemian Rhapsody Made Freddie Mercury's Mother Sad
Bohemian Rhapsody is one of Queen's most well-known songs. Still, it made Freddie Mercury's mother sad. Here is why.
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Tragic Details Found In Elisa Lam's Autopsy Report
Canadian tourist Elisa Lam went missing while she was staying at the infamous Cecil Hotel in downtown Los Angeles. Here's what was found in her autopsy report.
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Where Does The Phrase 'The Whole Shebang' Come From?
The word "shebang" is used widely today, but where did it come from? Turns out, "shebang" used to have several meanings that have since been lost.
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The Reason Honus Wagner Baseball Cards Are So Valuable
The baseball industry has seen record-shattering numbers in the 2020s. So why are Honus Wagner baseball cards are so valuable? Let's take a look.
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New Zealand's Glowworm Caves Are Magical. Here's What You Need To Know
Here is what you need to know about New Zealand's glowworm caves. Lit up by bioluminescent creatures, they seem magical.
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Which President Gave The White House Its Name?
The White House is one of the most famous buildings in the U.S., but do you know which president actually named it? Here's how the iconic building was named.
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This Is Why Elton John And Billy Joel Stopped Touring Together
Elton John and BIlly Joel, two of rock's greatest piano men, spent 16 years touring together. Here's why they no longer hit the road as a duo.
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The Mysterious Meaning Of Fleetwood Mac's Album Title 'Tusk'
Released in 1979, Fleetwood Mac's 12th studio album, "Tusk," is considered to be among the band's very best and among the group's most ambitious efforts.
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The Truth About Aaron Rodgers' Feud With His Family
Aaron Rodgers, the quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, was beloved by many for a long time, but he reportedly had a rift within his own family.
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When Cemetery Workers In Queens Went On Strike
Within the history of the American labor movement, it's difficult to find workers who never went on strike, and graveyard workers are no different.
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The Surprising Origin Of The Phrase 'Going Postal'
The term "going postal" means to lose control in a violent way. Here is the surprising origin of the phrase "going postal."
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Here's What Alex Trebek Did With All His Money
And the answer is ... Alex Trebek, long-time host of the game show "Jeopardy!," was a remarkably generous man during his lifetime, financially and personally.
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The Real Reason We Drop A Ball On New Year's Eve
On New Year's Eve, people crowd around in New York City's Time Square to watch the ball drop, signaling the end of one year and the beginning of the next.
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The Biggest Murdaugh Family Murder Theories: What Really Happened?
The Murdaugh family murders have proven a hotbed of theory and speculation, and it all starts with the murders of Maggie Murdaugh and her son, Paul Murdaugh.
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The New Theory About Why Woolly Mammoths Really Went Extinct
Much of what we know about the woolly mammoth comes from bodies found well-preserved by the frozen tundra in areas like Siberia and the Arctic.
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The Conspiracy Theories Surrounding Juice Wrld's Death Fully Explained
Juice Wrld's sudden death in 2019 gave birth to a few conspiracy theories.
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Serial Killers That Were Killed In Prison
Even though protective custody is a thing, these serial killers met their end at the hands of another prisoner, before justice could be satisfied.
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The Only US President Who Was A Citizen Of The Confederacy
Who's this one U.S. president who also happened to be a citizen of the Confederacy in his youth? Well, that would be Woodrow Wilson.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Michael J. Fox
Despite Michael J. Fox's great career and positive outlook, the actor hasn't necessarily led an easy life. This is the tragic real-life story of Michael J. Fox.
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Aliens Might Look A Lot Like Humans. Here's Why
When you hear the word "aliens," you might think of the various rubber-headed aliens in "Star Trek." But aliens might look a lot like humans. Here's why.
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The Murdaugh Murders Timeline Explained
Maggie and Paul Murdaugh were shot and killed execution-style on the large estate owned by the family. Here's the timeline of the murders explained.
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