Here's Why The US Military Recruited Official UFO Hunters
UFO hunters have been watching the skies in growing numbers since the Roswell incident, but more sightings and government transparency have ramped up interest.
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The Dark Truth Behind Disney World's First Hostage Situation
In 2000, Walt Disney World experienced a hostage situation that took several hours to resolve and stemmed from a bitter family feud.
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The Olympics: Most Famous Athlete From Every State
Each and every U.S. state has sent one of their own to represent their country at the Olympics. Let's look at the most famous Olympian from every state.
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What It Was Like Serving On The George Zimmerman Jury
The acquittal weighed heavily on the mentally exhausted jurors, and they faced the wrath of the public when they returned home.
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The Bizarre True Story Of The Flatwoods Monster
Somewhere between the notoriety levels of the Mothman and the Ogua lies one of the most visually iconic creatures in all of cryptid lore: the Flatwoods Monster.
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Borley Rectory: The Truth About The 'Most Haunted House In England'
Once Reverend Bull and his family were living at the newly-constructed rectory, strange things allegedly started happening immediately -- footsteps, knocking.
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Inside The Sibling Rivalry Between Michael And Jermaine Jackson
Here's the story of the most pivotal moments in Michael and Jermaine Jackson's sibling rivalry.
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The Untold Truth Of Danny Rolling, The Gainesville Ripper
Danny Rolling, who was dubbed the Gainesville Ripper, ultimately pleaded guilty to five counts of first degree murder for the deaths of the college students.
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The Sad Truth About Madonna And Sean Penn's Relationship
January 5, 1989, Madonna filed for divorce for the second time from actor Sean Penn after less than four years of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences.
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The Dark Truth Behind The Time Disney World Went On Lockdown
Alcohol has been known for centuries to loosen inhibitions, and sometimes guests at Disney World imbibe so much that they truly lose their inhibitions.
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The Scary Story Behind The Most Haunted Rocking Chair In History
The self-proclaimed ghost hunters (and media personalities) Ed and Lorraine Warren famously kept a museum full of haunted objects in their home's basement.
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The Untold Truth Of The Alberta Williams Murder Case
Within months of arriving in Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Alberta Williams was abducted, killed, and her body was dumped along Canada's Highway of Tears.
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The Untold History Of The Pan-African Congress
Although the Pan African congresses had comparatively little political or financial power, they spurred international discussions about racism and colonialism.
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The Untold Truth Of Gen Con
Gen Con's mission is to provide gaming fans a place to enjoy tabletop games with like-minded individuals; lots of events, prizes, exhibits, and demonstrations.
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Is Stillwater Really Based On Amanda Knox's Life?
"Stillwater," which stars Hollywood heavyweights such as Matt Damon, is already garnering controversy due to its similarities to the Amanda Knox case.
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Here's How Equestrian Horses Really Get To The Olympics
Horses are actually transported to international competition events like the Olympics in a special way.
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The Untold Truth Of The Oldest Living Olympian
The Hungarian gymnast won 10 Olympic medals, survived the Holocaust, and is the oldest living Olympic champion alive.
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What's Next For ZZ Top After Dusty Hill's Death
After ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill's death, many fans were left wondering about the future of the "Sharp Dressed Man" crooners.
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The Truth About Leif Erikson's Famed Journey To Vinland
Explorer Leif Erikson was the second of three sons of Erik the Red, the Viking who created the first European settlement on Greenland somewhere around 980 CE.
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The Dark Truth About The Tokyo Bombing During WWII
With 1945 came the beginning of the end for Japan's major cities. Tokyo became a focus of America's offensive -- as Japan's capital, and for its construction.
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How Many Movies Was Shirley Temple In?
Multi-talented Shirley Temple charmed the country with her acting, singing, and dancing. Her films helped Americans get through the Great Depression.
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How The Casanova Killer Romanced His Victims To Death
Paul John Knowles was known as The Casanova Killer for his deadly charm, which he used to kill at least 18 people in five states.
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The Truth About The TikTok Account Claiming To Be From 2027
In February 2021, a mysterious TikTok user posted a video of an apparently deserted Valencia, Spain, and claimed to be from the year 2027.
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The Single Clue That Brought Down The Rolex Killer
The body of an unknown man wearing a Rolex watch with oyster casing was found in the English Channel, which would help the police solve the case.
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Out Of Every Beatles Album, One Stands Above The Rest
Here's the Beatles album that, compared to the others, arguably stands out for more than just one reason.
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This Is Why The Trail Of Tears Really Happened
President Andrew Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act, and the U.S. government began forcefully removing Native peoples from their homes in a deadly march.
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The Real Reason Venice Was Built On Water
The waterways of Venice are some of the most well-known images of modern Italy, with small boats traversing the road-like network of canals.
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