The Truth About The Last Prisoner Locked Up At The Tower Of London
The Tower of London is notorious for housing some of history's most well-known prisoners, including Sir Walter Raleigh and revolutionary Guy Fawkes.
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Here's Why It's Impossible To Own A Sample Of Every Element On The Periodic Table
Is it possible to collect samples of all of the known elements? In fact, that's going to be impossible for the average consumer, for a variety of reasons.
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Zookeepers Who Died Tragically On The Job
When things go wrong in a zoo, it is often dramatic, grisly, and even tragic. Here are some unfortunate zookeepers who died tragically on the job.
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Bizarre Things That Don't Make Sense About Tennessee Williams' Death
To deal with his paranoia surrounding his physical well-being, playwright Tennessee Williams ingested an excessive amount of alcohol and pills. He died in 1983.
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Heist: Where Is Heather Tallchief Today?
During a cash delivery to ATMs, armored truck driver Heather Tallchief abandoned her co-workers and sped off with the cash, disappearing entirely for 12 years.
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Why Ed Sullivan Banned The Doors After One Performance
The Doors never got to appear on The Ed Sullivan Show again after their September 1967 debut. Here's the reason behind their lifetime ban from the show.
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Here's How Much King Kong Would Weigh According To Scientists
Attempting to determine just how much King Kong would weigh varies, based on who you ask and which version of Kong you're taking into consideration.
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Jeffrey Dahmer's Creepy Connection To The Exorcist
One of the most unsettling serial killers ever known, Jeffrey Dahmer had a childhood of unhealthy obsession that was a precursor to a more disturbed adulthood.
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Here's How Many Dead Bodies Have Been Recovered From The Titanic
The evacuation of the Titanic was disorganized, and some lifeboats were released without even reaching full capacity. Only 705 people were able to escape.
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What Allison Mack's Life In Jail Will Be Like After NXIVM Conviction
Allison Mack, a former actress on the very popular CW series "Smallville," was sentenced to three years in prison for her participation in NXIVM.
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What The Deadliest Avalanche In US History Was Really Like
In March of 1910, a nine-day blizzard blanketed the Cascades mountains in Washington, causing the deadliest avalanche in U.S. history. Here's what happened:
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The Truth Behind The Existence Of Antimatter
While antimatter might have gone out of vogue in sci-fi in favor of "quantum" gobbledygook, questions about antimatter's existence still plague physicists.
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The Untold Truth Of Highway To Heaven
Just after wrapping up Little House on the Prairie, Michael Landon starred in another heart-tugging NBC series. This is the untold truth of Highway to Heaven.
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Where Is Notorious Bourbon Thief Toby Curtsinger Today?
Curtsinger was believed to be the ringleader and was the only one sentenced to time in prison. He pleaded guilty to theft and receiving stolen property.
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Iron Maiden Fans Break Down Mysterious Clues From The Band
The upcoming release of a new Iron Maiden album would be a pretty big deal, especially if it was teased in a subversive, cryptographic way.
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The Untold Truth Of Edward Gorey
Edward Gorey's art is unmistakable, with spindly figures and intricate details. But he lived by his own terms. This is the untold truth of Edward Gorey.
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Plants That Are Near Extinction
Today, plants are also going extinct at an alarming rate. Let's talk about a handful of the plant species that are facing extinction — you might be surprised.
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The Disturbing True Story Of The Waverly Hills Sanatorium
Here are just some of the horrible things that have led to Waverly Hills Sanatorium's reputation as a hotbed of unquiet spirits.
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The Death Of Donald Rumsfeld Explained
Donald Rumsfeld died on June 29 at his home in Taos, New Mexico. Find out what we know about his death here.
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What Was Donald Rumsfeld's Net Worth When He Died?
Donald Rumsfeld, who served as secretary of Defense for two presidents, has died at the age of 88. Here's his net worth at the time of his death.
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Here's What We Know About NATO's Secret Armies
A network of paramilitary and intelligence agencies was established among most of NATO's members in some form during the early Cold War.
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Did Groundbreaking Scientist Galileo Galilei Ever Get Married?
Galileo, the famous Italian astronomer and accomplished physicist and mathematician, had an unconventional family life. Did he ever marry or raise kids?
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Is It True That Lightning Is Hotter Than The Sun?
People are fascinated by weather, and one natural event that exemplifies both the danger and beauty of nature is lightning during a thunderstorm.
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People On Death Row That Were Exonerated By DNA
False confessions, police misconduct, and mishandling of evidence are just a few causes for wrongful murder convictions, sending innocents to death row.
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Bill Cosby's Overturned Conviction Explained
Bill Cosby was convicted in 2018 of drugging and sexual assault charges stemming from a 2004 incident. However, Cosby effectively became a free man on June 30.
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The Long List Of Charles Darwin's Chronic Illnesses And Diseases
When Charles Darwin was 40, a doctor advised him to create a list of his symptoms, and he took to the task with characteristic gusto.
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This Body Part Of Albert Einstein Was Hijacked After He Died
Albert Einstein's brain was responsible for some of the most amazing discoveries known to humankind. So how come someone was able to swipe it after his death?
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