What Happened To John Wayne Gacy's Surviving Victim Jeffrey Rignall?
For all the carnage Gacy created in his home, he left few witnesses that lived to tell their tales. But one young man was just lucky enough to escape.
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The Most Disturbing Online Searches Of Suspected Killers
One of the things detectives check in a murder investigation is the suspect's online history Here are the most disturbing online searches of suspected killers.
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The Chilling Kidnapping Case Of Glico Morinaga
Despite statistics that support Japan's reputation for peace, one high-profile kidnapping case in the mid-1980s sent the island nation into a near-tailspin.
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The Shocking Crime Spree Of The Briley Brothers
One murderous family that has not received as much media attention or mentions in the history books spent seven months terrorizing Richmond, Virginia, in 1979.
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Why The Detective Who Arrested Jodi Arias Called Her Case A Travesty
In June 2008, salesman Travis Alexander was found dead in his Mesa, Arizona, home. The killer was Jodi Arias. Here's why a detective called the case a travesty.
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Inside The Dannemora Prison Escape
A correctional officer helped two men escape from the Dannemora prison in 2015, but unsurprisingly, things didn't go as they planned.
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The Horrifying Journal Entries Of Killer Babysitter Caroline Reed Robertson
The horrifying journal entries of killer babysitter Caroline Reed Robertson show a troubled young woman who plotted murder.
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Inside The Chaotic Courtroom Of The Alex Murdaugh Trial
In June 2021, authorities found Margaret "Maggie" Murdaugh, 52, and her son Paul, 22, shot to death in their home in Islandton, South Carolina.
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Why One Russian Cannibal Killer Was Confused With Another One
Nikolai Dzhumagaliev, who was accused of consuming at least nine people between 1971 and 1991, remains one of Russia's most notorious serial killers.
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The Horrific 1989 Murder Of 17-Year-Old Junko Furuta
Hiroshi Miyano, Jo Ogura, Shinji Minato, and Yasushi Watanabe were the ringleaders in what was considered one of the most violent crimes in post-war Japan.
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Why Tuberculosis Could Put This Woman In Jail
Tuberculosis, also called TB, is a bacterial infection that attacks the lungs. Here's why this infection could put one unnamed woman behind bars.
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Canadian Drug Smugglers Brought A Whole New Meaning To The Term 'Carrier Pigeon'
'Carrier pigeon' typically has a pretty standard meaning, but these Canadian drug smugglers brought a whole new meaning to the word.
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The Stunning Claim Jodi Arias' Lawyer Made About His Health Following The Trial
Jodi Arias' lawyer made a stunning claim about his health following the trial, saying the defending the convicted killer caused his deadly disease.
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Roadside Sniper Thomas Dillon's Lack Of Motive Made His Murders Even More Terrifying
Thomas Dillon stalked and killed at least five people from 1989 until his arrest in 1992. The lack of motive made his murders even more terrifying.
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The Colorado Funeral Home Owner Who Had A Sickening Side Hustle
Bodies have long been sickeningly utilized for money. Here's the disturbing story of the Colorado funeral home owner who had a sickening side hustle.
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What Happened To The Turpin Kids After Their House Of Horrors?
The Turpin children were infamously chained to their beds, deprived of food, and abused by their parents. Here's what happened once they were liberated.
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What Happened To The Freckle-Faced Killer After His Release From Prison?
The last time Doreen Robie saw her 4-year-old son Derrick, he was walking down the street to the summer camp in the local park she had enrolled him in.
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Famous Serial Killers Who Were Virgos
Methodical, detail-oriented, fixated on cleanliness, a great work ethic - just a few of the traits Virgos are known for.
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Why Does Portugal Have The Head Of Their First Serial Killer In A Jar?
Portugal has had the head of their first serial killer in a jar since 1841 and it can still be visited at the University of Lisbon's Faculty of Medicine today.
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Chilling Details About Mafia Hitmen, Murder, Inc.
Murder, Inc. is one of the most infamous crime syndicates in the history of the United States. The group's horrific actions are chilling to say the least.
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How Common Are Serial Killers In The Health Care Profession?
One of the most vulnerable times for many people is being under the care of a health care professional. So how often do serial killers work in health care?
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How A Yellow Legal Pad Brought Down South Carolina Killer Larry Gene Bell
The residents of South Carolina were gripped with fear when two girls were murdered. Here is how a simple yellow legal pad brought to justice their killer.
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Why These Comedians Got Arrested For Performing Their Act
Comedians are society's canary-in-the-censored-coalmine, and the consequences they face often reflect what the rest of us are or are not allowed to say.
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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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