Stonehenge's Origin Isn't What You Always Thought
For years, Stonehenge has generated questions on how the Neolithic engineering marvel came to be, and its origin may surprise you.
Read MoreFor years, Stonehenge has generated questions on how the Neolithic engineering marvel came to be, and its origin may surprise you.
Read MoreBefore Andy Summers, there was another Police guitarist who was just as skilled and influential in his musicianship, and who happened to help found the band.
Read MorePolice work tirelessly to find murderers and other criminals to bring them to justice, but sometimes they can't find the perpetrator or get charges to stick.
Read MoreBefore the invention of the sewing machine, making a shirt could take more than 14 hours. Creating a calico dress might require six-and-a-half hours.
Read MoreOne of the more recent fatalities put the shabby old Skid Row Cecil Hotel on the internet's map in 2013, when Elisa Lam mysteriously disappeared there.
Read MoreHe and his friends were unaware that the barrel contained the remains of the victims of a man who would go on to be known as The Chameleon Killer.
Read MoreNothing could be scarier than a coincidence, and it gets even creepier when the coincidences involve particularly gruesome or mysterious deaths.
Read MoreThe Netflix series Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel has viewers wondering how many deaths have happened at the hotel.
Read MoreResidents of La Guardia in Spain gather every year at a church to honor a 15th-century folk saint dubbed "the Holy Child of La Guardia."
Read MoreIn 1836, tensions between Texas and Mexico came to a head at an old church called the Alamo. Here's What it was really like taking part in the Alamo.
Read MoreThe mysterious death of Elisa Lam at the Cecil Hotel spawned many theories, including one among Reddit users that Lam died of tuberculosis.
Read MoreOnly a sourpuss like Trent Reznor could complain about a legend like Johnny Cash covering one of his songs. Anyone else would be honored.
Read MoreElisa Lam's body was found in a water tank at the Cecil Hotel, and an autopsy laid out the details of what 19 days in water will do to a body.
Read MoreDisturbing details of the death of tourist Elisa Lam are covered in the Netflix series Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel.
Read MoreArt heists are fascinating and keep captivating people's imagination. Yet for some reason there are legendary artworks that have been stolen several times.
Read MoreHere is the horrible, horrible truth about the people who were accused of werewolfery in Renaissance-era Europe.
Read MoreThese are some of the most bizarre things caught on nanny cams. Keep that tape running, folks.
Read MoreWhether it's a cryptic confession, a map to buried treasure or a secret message from the front, there's nothing more tempting than an unsolvable puzzle.
Read MoreNo one wants to stay in prison. But if you're going to try to escape, make sure you do a little better than these dummies.
Read MoreSome pretty interesting stuff happens behind the scenes of most films. These are just some of the bizarre things from the set of The Matrix franchise.
Read MoreIt's true: when at all possible, delivery drivers for UPS won't make left turns. This is the weird reason UPS trucks almost never make left turns.
Read MoreThere was plenty of evidence that women could be astronauts long before NASA ever took them seriously. Here's the untold truth of women in space.
Read MoreAfter an abusive childhood, Albert Fish seemed fated for a life of horrors, eventually murdering and cannibalizing several children.
Read MoreUniversity of Iowa researcher Wendell Johnson conducted a stuttering experiment in 1939 on children, now known as the Monster Study.
Read MoreHistory has its fair share of fierce warriors, and the Ottoman Empire was no exception with its own elite soldiers serving the sultan.
Read MoreKnown as The Grey Man, Albert Fish was convicted for the 1928 murder of 10-year-old Grace Budd, and this is how he was caught.
Read MoreIn the 1950s and '60s, Dr. Perry Hudson tried out his experimental methods for diagnosing cancer on New York's Skid Row residents.
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