Ottilie Lundgren: The Unexpected Victim Of An Anthrax Attack
Ottilie Lundgren was one of 22 victims of a 2001 anthrax attack -- but the way she was contaminated was completely unexpected. Here's the story.
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All The Theories On What Led Serial Killer Jesse Pomeroy To Murder
Jesse Pomeroy, who is commonly referred to as "The Boy Fiend," has the dubious distinction of being one of the youngest serial killers in United States history.
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Malcolm X's Final Words Before Being Murdered
Malcom X was assassinated in front of a crowd while giving a speech. These are believed to be the final words he ever spoke before his death.
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The Tragic 1993 Murder Of Jessica Roach
In 1993, 15-year-old Jessica Roach was found murdered miles away from her home. Here is more information about her death and the man suspected of killing her.
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The Unsolved 1992 Disappearance Of Laurie Depies
The heartbreak suffered by those left behind in a missing person case is difficult to fathom. Despite advances in forensic science, cases still go unresolved.
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The True Story Of The Only Lawyer Ever Executed For Murder In The UK
Major Herbert Rowe Armstrong was a respected lawyer in England. He was accused of murdering his wife and attempting to poison a business rival with arsenic.
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The Tragic 1982 Murder Of Lynette Dawson Explained
With Chris Dawson convicted of his wife Lynette's murder, here's a look back at the case that was spotlighted by the hit podcast, "The Teacher's Pet."
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The Unsolved 1993 Disappearance Of Tricia Reitler
The Apple TV series, "Black Bird," has renewed interest in the unsolved disappearance of Tricia Reitler, an Indiana college student who went missing in 1993.
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How Many Women Is Larry Hall Suspected Of Murdering?
While Larry Hall was never convicted for murder and was imprisoned solely on a kidnapping charge, he was excited to take credit for killing many women.
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Where Is James 'Jimmy' Keene Today?
Prisons are not designed to be vacation destinations. The life of the incarcerated can become exponentially more hazardous for those who inform.
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What Happened To Serial Killer Larry Hall's Twin Brother, Gary?
Born seconds after his twin brother in 1962, serial killer Larry Hall is believed to have murdered up to 54 women. So what happened to Gary Hall?
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The Tragic 1976 Murder Of Sal Mineo
The tragic 1976 murder of Sal Mineo was initially blamed on his lifestyle, but it turned out that his killer was a complete stranger.
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The Truly Horrific Crime Scene Of Laci Peterson
Scott Peterson was convicted of murdering his wife, Laci, and their unborn child.
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The Messed Up Truth About Serial Killer Mom Shelly Knotek
Small-town mom Michelle (Shelly) Knotek, known around town as a helpful friend, shocked millions when the truth about her home life came out.
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What Happened To Shawn Chapman Holley From The OJ Simpson Trial?
In the late evening hours of June 12, 1994, the bodies of Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson were found outside Nicole's Los Angeles home.
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Here's Who Inherited Dan Broderick's Fortune After His Murder
In the 1980s, Elisabeth Broderick and her husband had been going through the divorce from hell. Here's who inherited Dan's fortune after his murder.
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Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School's Eerie Connection To Another Mass Shooting
Separated by decades, two American children found themselves huddled in closets while spree killers hunted for victims. Here's the disturbing story.
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The Truth Behind El Salvador's Disturbing Church Murders
In 1980, Sister Dorothy Kazel and Jean Donovan, a Catholic missionary, drove to the airport in San Salvador to pick up Sisters Maura Clarke and Ita Ford.
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Who Is Elizabeth Wettlaufer, The Serial Killer Nurse Who Murdered 8 Patients?
Elizabeth Wettlaufer is one of the worst serial killers of the 21st century — and she killed her elderly victims at their most vulnerable. Here's the story.
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The Unexpected Findings In Serial Killer H.H. Holmes' Gravesite
Conman H. H. Holmes was the first American serial killer. He died by hanging in 1896 but a living descendant believed Holmes may have pulled off one last trick.
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More Than Half Of The Executions Set Through 2024 Will Happen In Just One State
The right of the state to kill an individual convicted of a crime is a heated debate in the U.S., especially in specific states employing the death penalty.
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The Great Lengths John McAfee Went Through To Avoid A Murder Charge
John McAfee was legendary in the world of computers. After he sold his company, however, the spotlight was focused on him for possibly criminal reasons.
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The Scary Time Wayne Newton Was On A Reputed Mobster's Hit List
Popular Las Vegas crooner Wayne Newton was once on the mafia's hit list. He claimed it was all because of an NBC News story and took the outlet to court.
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What We Know About The Unsolved 2014 Murders Of The Chen Family
In 2014, Jin Feng Chen failed to report for work at a Chinese restaurant near his Guilderland, New York home. He and his family were later found dead.
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The Tragic 2012 Murder Of Cari Farver Explained
It might be assumed that with all of the high-tech digital crime fighting tools out there, murder would be nearly impossible. Until tech gets in the way.
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The Mysterious 1919 Disappearance And Murder Of Mamie Stuart
A naive of Sunderland, England, Mamie Stuart was described as an attractive woman who had dreams of becoming a star. But then she mysteriously disappeared.
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These Two Murders Changed The Way The FBI Works Forever
Was there a serial killer prowling for young victims in Three Forks? To find out the answer, the FBI relied on a new and untested technique.
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