What Happened To The WWII German Saboteurs Who Tried To Blow Up America?
In 1942, a group of German saboteurs embarked on a bizarre plot to attack American manufacturing and transportation assets. It did not go as planned.
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The Tragedy Of Jelly Roll Explained
The tattooed country star Jelly Roll has had a rocky road to fame. From dealing drugs and felony convictions to addressing Congress, this is his tragic story. -
The CIA's Top Secret Mission To Steal A Russian Nuclear Sub
In the early '70s, barely before the Cold War began to thaw, the U.S. launched an audacious, top-secret plan to recover a sunken Soviet submarine in deep water. -
Stars Who Died In 2024 And No One Noticed
The death of a star can make front-page news and reverberate for long after. But some celebrities pass away without fanfare, and here's a few that did in 2024 -
'70s Stars Who Were Tragically Murdered
A number of 1970s celebrities saw their lives cut short in violent fashion. Some were cut down in their prime, while others met a tragic end decades later. -
The 11 Worst Bridge Disasters In US History And Why They Happened
Millions cross bridges everyday, trusting they hold up. But in the U.S. at least, these sturdy-looking structures have often failed, with disastrous results. -
Infamous Serial Killers You Forgot Are In Prison
After facing justice for their terrifying crimes, serial killers often get imprisoned with the proverbial key thrown away. Some are still there, decades later. -
Ghostbusters Actor Deaths You May Not Know About
The 2014 death of Harold Ramis was widely reported, but we've lost other actors who contributed to the "Ghostbusters" franchise in ways both big and small. -
Disturbing Scandals Nickelodeon Tried To Hide
While it was taking over the world of children's television, Nickelodeon was covering up scandals involving harassment, abuse, discrimination, and assault. -
What Abraham Lincoln's Funeral Was Really Like
The assassination of Abraham Lincoln left the people of the U.S. reeling. As respectively as he is remembered today, his funeral was an event like no other. -
What Happened To The Bodies Of Jeffrey Dahmer's Victims
Serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer went on a killing spree from 1978 to 1991, murdering 17 people in blood-curdling ways. But what happened to their bodies? -
Musicians' Heartbreaking Final Instagram Posts Before Their Deaths
In the wake of a beloved musician's death, a final Instagram post can take on poignant, ironic, or haunting new meanings for the fans left to mourn them. -
What The Cast Of Deadliest Catch's Northwestern Crew Is Doing Today
They sailed the roughest seas in a fearless pursuit of the ocean's bounty. Life after Deadliest Catch for the Northwestern crew has been a little more gentle. -
Actors' Chilling Final Instagram Posts Before Their Deaths
Actors are fond of sharing every facet of their daily lives on Instagram. But life is finite, and that last celebrity post can send tingles down spines. -
The Most Controversial Ink Master Moments Ever
Love it or hate it, Ink Master has its share of fans, haters, and controversies that are more than just a horrible tattoo. -
Why You Don't Really Hear From Helen Hunt Anymore
Helen Hunt rode a wave of '90s sitcom stardom all the way to the end of the decade, but her career in the 21st century has been relatively quiet. Here's why. -
Respected YouTubers Who Are Actually Terrible People
YouTube has launched the careers of many unknowns. But sometimes the seemingly wholesome of funny content doesn't match what goes on when the cameras turn off. -
The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Christopher Reeve
Known as the actor who played Superman, Christopher Reeves suffered a tragic accident at 42. As strong as he was after, even before, his life was no easy ride. -
What Bob Marley: One Love's Cast Looks Like Compared To The Real-Life People
Bob Marley and those around him in the late '70s were all exceptional people. Here's who played them in "Bob Marley: One Love," the 2024 biopic of the legend. -
The Twisted History Of Serial Killer Larry Hall
Larry Hall may be one of the most prolific serial killers in U.S. history, that is if he's every convicted of the nearly 40 murders he's suspected in. -
Strange Details About Dating In The Past
If you think dating is strange now, consider yourself lucky -- at least it (usually) no longer involves grabbing a Ouija board and dodging the police. -
Hitler's Lies That People Actually Believed
Adolf Hitler used lies and propaganda to rise to power in Germany and wage the deadliest war in history. Here are some of the falsehoods that found traction. -
Celebrities Connected To Infamous Serial Killers
Serial killers don't always lurk in the shadows. Sometimes those who later gain infamy for their crimes rub shoulders with people who are simply famous. -
Mariska Hargitay's Tragic Real-Life Story
Mariska Hargitay is famed for playing one of the longest-running characters on TV, Olivia Benson. "Law & Order: SVU" has sometimes mirrored her own tragic life. -
The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Carl Weathers
Whether the screen he graced was big or small, Carl Weathers was an absolute titan. Here are some of the challenges he faced when the cameras weren't rolling. -
The Tragedy Of Toby Keith's Real-Life Story
When country music got a little too pop for some, Toby Keith was there to keep the old spirit alive. So raise a red solo cup to a man who led a tough life. -
What The Final Days Of A Death Row Inmate Are Like
Death row inmates spend years waiting on their execution date, and their final days are often filled with appeals, visits, counseling, and even health checks.
