Athletes Who Went Missing And Were Never Found
Despite extensive searches, there are several athletes who disappeared and are still missing today. Hopefully, someone out there has answers.
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Finding The Titanic Was Cover For A Top-Secret Military Operation
We've all heard that adage, about how efficient it is to kill two birds with one stone. The same idea seems to have applied to the search for Titanic.
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The Chilling Tri-State Crematory Scandal Explained
In 2002, hundreds of decaying bodies were found on the grounds of the Tri-State Crematory in northern Georgia. Here's the story behind the gruesome scandal.
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The Women Of The French Revolution Who Had A Weirdly Morbid Pastime
History reveals that many revolutions begin with the noblest of intentions, yet somehow derail into rampant violence and utterly lawless cruelty.
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The First Widespread Theory About Jack The Ripper's Identity Explained
Journalist Leonard Matters claimed that Jack the Ripper was a doctor who wanted revenge for his son's death.
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Whatever Happened To DJ Jazzy Jeff?
If you ever wondered where DJ Jazzy Jeff's been since he and Will Smith parted ways as an official duo, then read on, as this spin master has been up to a lot.
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This Was Mary Mara's Final Movie Role Before Her Tragic Death
Mary Mara acted throughout her life; she appeared on stage, on TV, and in film. As for film, Mara's final role was in 2020, in this Shane Stanley movie.
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Elephant Poaching Has Forced The Species To Evolve Without A Key Body Part
We might tend to think of change via evolution, increasing a creature's chances of survival, as something taking place over many, many years. Not necessarily.
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Berners Street Hoax: The Greatest Prank Of The 19th Century Explained
It wasn't too long ago that people would prank someone by ordering a pile of pizzas, unrequested. That's nothing compared to the Berners Street Hoax.
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The Story Behind The Colorado Avalanche And Detroit Red Wings' Fierce Rivalry
Hockey, perhaps more than any other sport, falls (or rises, depending on your viewpoint) into actual fights, one player or even team against another.
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Joseph Henry Loveless: The Ax-Murderer Found Headless 100 Years After Escaping Jail
Ax murderer Joseph Henry Loveless' whereabouts have remained a mystery for over 100 years. However, with DNA testing and his remains have been discovered.
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The Bizarre History Of Heavy Metal Music
Black Sabbath was one of the major founders of heavy metal music, along with Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple. Here's the bizarre history of this genre.
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Is Where The Crawdads Sing Based On A True Story?
When examining a work of fiction, it's not uncommon to look for connections between the narrative and what might be real events in the author's life.
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Inside Harold Shipman's Drug Abuse History Before He Turned To Murder
Harold Shipman was one of the most notorious serial killers that England has ever seen but his crimes also included stealing drugs from patients.
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The Truth About James Brown's Failing Health Before He Died
James Brown practically defined the term "musical legend" during the course of his life -- quite possibly "the hardest-working man in show business."
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Inside The Marcus Garvey And W.E.B. Du Bois Feud
W.E.B. Du Bois and Marcus Garvey were two important figures in advancing the cause of Black Americans. here's the story of their legendary feud.
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The Tragic 1998 Death Of Falco Explained
Most artists have ebbs and flows in their careers, sometimes achieving a flash of success that's sadly followed by relative obscurity, even tragedy.
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Mary Kay Letourneau's Family Ties To US Politics
Though Mary Kay Letourneau is the most high-profile person in her family, she is not the only one to have spent time in the public eye. Let's take a look.
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Whatever Happened To David Bowie's Two Children?
David Bowie is known as one of the greatest musical talents of all time, and he had two children who went on to have their own successful careers.
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The Original Version Of Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah Was Staggeringly Long
Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" has evolved into a well-loved song, covered by other artists around 300 times, but the original version was staggeringly long.
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Reggie Jackson Had More Brushes With Death Than You Realize
Reggie Jackson, known as "Mr. October," is one of the Yankees' greatest baseball legends, and he also had more brushes with death than you realize.
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Inside Sojourner Truth's Complicated Relationship With Frederick Douglass
Two of the most popular names associated with the abolitionist movement are Sojourner Truth and Frederick Douglass. Here's a look at their relationship.
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What Happened To The BTK Killer's Children?
Dennis Rader, aka the BTK Killer, raised a family during the years he killed 10 people. Here's what happened to his children.
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The Reason Syd Barrett's Final Song With Pink Floyd Was Never Recorded
Pink Floyd's Syd Barrett proposed one final song with the band before he left the group, but the song was never recorded. Here's why it wasn't.
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Hale Boggs: The US Congressman Who Disappeared Into Thin Air
With the advancements in technology, it seems hard to believe that even in the late 20th century, a plane bearing congressmen could disappear without a trace.
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Why The Redhead Murders Remain Unsolved
Between 1978 and 1992, several women with reddish hair were found dead along highways in six states. Here's why the Redhead Murders remain unsolved.
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Carl Weathers' Unexpected Career Before He Became Apollo Creed
It may come as a surprise that Carl Weathers had a professional career in a major sport before he became famous as Apollo Creed in the "Rocky" films.
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