The Chilling Details Of The Green River Killer
Through the 1980s and 1990s, authorities in Washington were stymied by a rising body count — all thanks to a murderer known as the Green River Killer.
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How The North Hollywood Shootout Led To The Now-Controversial 1033 Program
A bank robbery in 1997 erupted into a fierce gun battle. This is how the North Hollywood Shootout led to the now-controversial 1033 Program.
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What Happened To DC Sniper John Allen Muhammad's Children?
For three weeks in 2002, the Washington metro area was gripped with fear as an unknown predator with a high-powered rifle. What happened to his children?
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The Most Dangerous Cartels To Ever Exist
The history of cartels is fraught with betrayal, splinter groups, and brutally shortened lives. Here are the most dangerous cartels to ever exist.
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The Gutsiest Criminals Of All Time
These criminals went to ridiculous measures to pull off their crimes.
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The Tragic Death Of DEA Agent Kiki Camarena
Camarena's assignment: Work undercover to expose and bring down the cartel responsible for smuggling drugs across the U.S.-Mexico border. He lasted four years.
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What Thomas Lane's Sentencing Means For Other Officers In The George Floyd Case
The death of George Floyd on May 25, 2020 -- the result of actions by a Minneapolis police officer -- continues to have ramifications for the other officers.
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How Many Victims Did Serial Killer Wayne Williams Actually Have?
It began in the summer of 1979, when the bodies of two Black teens, Alfred Evans and Edward Hope Smith, were found in the same vicinity, less than a week apart.
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Murder By The Coast: How Long Did Loli Vasquez Spend In Prison?
The police settled on Loli Vázquez and arrested her a year after the murder, on October 7, 2000. It didn't matter that Vázquez had two alibis.
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The Knutby Murder: What Happened To Sara Svennson?
The homicide rate in Sweden is low -- just 1.1 cases per 100,000 people, with a total of 108 homicides in 2018, which makes the Knutby case more fascinating.
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What Happened To Suge Knight's Former Lawyer, David Kenner?
Suge Knight, the famous and controversial music producer and record label owner, is currently in prison. But what happened to his lawyer, David Kenner?
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Why It Took So Long For Lynching To Become A Federal Crime
Lynching took a very long time to become a federal hate crime. That changed in March of 2022 when President Joe Biden signed it into federal law.
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Inside Russia's Terrifying POW Camps In Ukraine
As Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, journalists have risked their lives to report on the horrific abuses committed by Russian troops.
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What Happened To Matthew Eappen's Parents After The Killer Nanny Trial
For parents, the death of an infant child is horrific enough; far worse when the child dies under the care of another. How do you manage to move on?
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Why Serial Killer Charles Ng Won't Be Executed Anytime Soon
Charles Ng was convicted of perpetrating some of the most sadistic murders in modern history, and sentenced to death. When might he be executed?
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The Tragic Reason The Justice Department Is Suing Walmart
What is the connection between Walmart and the Justice Department? For that, we have to turn to the horrific state of the opioid crisis in the US.
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The Truth About Nannie Doss' Childhood
At first glance, Nannie Doss looks like a loving grandmother, with her charming smile and seemingly jolly disposition. The amiable appearance was only a façade.
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This Is Who The I-70 Killer Specifically Targeted
Working along portions of Interstate 70 (for which he was nicknamed "the I-70 Killer"), the murderer is responsible for at least six deaths that spring.
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The Reason True Crime Fans Are Obsessed With Chris Watts
Watts had strangled his wife and children, then he took their bodies out to an oil well, where he buried his wife and hid the girls' bodies in oil tanks.
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The Serial Killer Who Once Worked In A Chocolate Factory
Even though a good number of serial killers worked at low skilled jobs, some excelled in lines of work that required an education and/or business acumen.
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The Unsolved Mystery Of 'Handbags' In Ancient Stone Carvings
Elements of ancient architecture and art do stand out and beg for explanation. Such is the case with the "handbags" seen on stone reliefs across the globe.
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The Unsolved Murder Of Septic Tank Sam
Despite innovative forensic technology that has closed mysterious chapters of once unexplainable crimes, every year thousands of cold cases go unsolved.
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This Serial Killer Possessed The Highest IQ
The stereotype of the super-intelligent serial killer is one ingrained in the American imagination. The perception is not without merit -- many are intelligent.
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Famous Musicians Who Were Almost Murdered
When you reach the peak of musical perfection, there's always some lunatic out there who wants to drag you back down … and bury you six feet under.
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Televangelists Who Lost All Their Money
Just as there are many televangelists who have scammed the masses, there are also many televangelists who have lost everything.
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How The Green River Killer Was Eventually Caught
It's not clear how many women were fated to become victims of the Seattle-based serial killer dubbed the Green River Killer. So how did they finally catch him?
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The Strange Disappearance Of 3 Detroit Rappers
Armani Kelly, Dante Wicker, and Montoya Givens, who were scheduled to perform at a Detroit club on January 21, 2023, have been missing since that evening.
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