The queer community in Toronto, Canada faced off with the police in 1981 after a number of gay bathhouses were targeted by the authorities in Operation Soap.
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In 1980, Dorothy Stratten's rise to fame seemed almost certain. But her death at the hands of her estranged husband Paul Snider ended her Hollywood dreams.
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Public confidence in U.S. governance keeps ebbing, and presidential history offers a clue why. Here are the worst crimes U.S. presidents have been accused of.
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It's not entirely surprising that when infamous serial killers die, they're often not buried in a typical cemetery. So... what really happens to their remains?
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The world might be familiar with Anna Sorokin (AKA Anna Delvey), a scammer who posed as a German heiress. But whatever happened to her lawyer, Todd Spodek?
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While these killers are infamous for the murders they committed, they got their first moment in the spotlight appearing on TV.
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Thanks to all the bodyguards who surround them pretty much constantly, it is very difficult to kidnap a royal. But that doesn't stop some criminals from trying.
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Four people were killed at Los Angeles's Wonderland Avenue on July 1, 1981. Here's why suspect Eddie Nash was acquitted of the gruesome murders.
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The Quinn Gray kidnapping hoax didn't take police long to figure out, but it was almost like a real-life Gone Girl.
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In 2003 the daughter of the legendary wrestler The Iron Sheik was murdered by her boyfriend. Here's what happened that tragic night.
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The 1976 killing of gay college student Richard Heakin took place just one yaer before Tucson added sexual orientation to their anti-discrimination ordinance.
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The descent of Unabomber Ted Kaczynski, a mathematics professor, into a reclusive terrorist is one of the more fascinating cases of domestic terrorism.
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For nearly two decades, Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber, unleashed a reign of explosive terror on the United States. This is truth about the Unabomber.
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Ted Kaczynski, also known as the Unabomber, was arrested in 1996 and arraigned for three fatal bombings. Whatever happened to the Montana cabin he lived in?
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The Red Widow, Marguerite Steinheil, was accused of killing her husband and mother but acquitted of murder in November 13, 1909.
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Theodore "Ted" Kaczynski, better known as the Unabomber, was found unresponsive in his jail cell on Saturday, June 10, and declared dead a short time later.
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In 1950s Italy, a seemingly innocent 21-year-old woman named Wilma Montesi washed up dead on a beach miles from home. Her death would become a media circus.
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Armchair detectives get invested in solving murders, but they don't have all the information. Here's why rumors about potential serial killers can be dangerous.
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Alfredo Galán, a serial killer dubbed the Playing Card Killer shot nine people in Madrid in 2003, six of them died. Here's what happened to him.
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The security level of the prison to which a prisoner is sent depend on factors like the severity of the crime and the likelihood of the prisoner escaping.
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Alex Murdaugh was convicted of murdering his wife, Maggie, and his son, Paul. This was his eerie final text to his wife.
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An expert spoke with Grunge and speculated on Elizabeth Holmes' life in prison. He predicted an overlooked part of prison life will be her biggest wakeup call.
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Aaron Carter had a long career in entertainment and came from a large family, many of whom also worked in music, film, and TV. Here's how he died.
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Manuel "Manny" Cortez chit-chatted with clinical psychologist Carlisle about the weather as easily as he spoke of tormenting his victims.
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The jury in the case against defendants Lori Vallow Daybell has emerged from deliberation to deliver a verdict - guilty on all counts.
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Money makes people do crazy things, and a sudden windfall like a lottery win means that friends, family members, and even spouses can end up becoming murderers.
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In 2010, Kristine and Michael Barnett of Indiana adopted a young Ukrainian girl named Natalia Grace, who was no more than 6 years old - or so they thought.
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