The Autopsy Of Julius Caesar Explained
The story of Julius Caesar is a strange thing, as the version that many people are familiar with was written centuries after his actual reign and assassination.
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Whatever Happened To Duane Deaver, The Blood Spatter Analyst From The Staircase?
Michael Peterson was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his wife Kathleen, and blood spatter analyst Duane Deaver's testimony was a key factor.
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What It Really Means For Someone To Have A Manifesto
We often hear about manifestos in a negative light following some kind of radicalized attack. Here's what it really means for someone to have a manifesto.
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Who Are Alleged Supermarket Shooter Payton Gendron's Parents?
The world was stunned when a teenager in Buffalo, New York, allegedly opened fire at a grocery store, killing and wounding 13 people. Who are his parents?
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The Unsolved Murder Of Sir Harry Oakes
Sir Harry Oakes made his millions in gold in Canada. With that money meant he had enemies intent on murder , of which his hasn't been solved.
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Why Wasn't Dr. Donald Cline From Netflix's Our Father Charged With Fraud?
Dr. Donald Cline of Indiana must have seemed like a gift to the many women he helped conceive through fertility treatments. We now know there was a catch.
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The Unexpected Animal Ancient Egyptians Used As Early Police Dogs
Ancient Egyptian police used an animal you might not expect to assist them. Baboons functioned as early police dogs in ancient Egyptian society.
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This Museum Of Criminals Includes The Head Of Its Builder
Italian criminologist Cesare Lombroso has his severed head displayed in a museum.
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How A Language Error Could Have Led To The Murder Of Botanist Charles Budd Robinson
Language is complex, ever-evolving, and, most importantly, based on the speaker and the hearer understanding each other. But that's not always how it works out.
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How A Kidnapped Baby Solved Her Own Abduction Two Decades Later
The first few signs of pregnancy developed rather expectantly for Joy White and Carl Tyson in 1987. But what happened afterward is a harrowing tale.
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The Chilling Message That Led To The Murder Of Brenda Lafferty
The news was bad enough: Two brothers convicted of murdering their sister-in-law and her toddler daughter. Even worse: The killers claimed God directed them.
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The Truth About Relationships Between Prison Guards And Inmates
Evidence suggests that another corrections officer aided and accompanied a convicted felon in an escape attempt, eluding police for more than a week. Why?
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This Simple Mistake Could Get You Arrested In Russia
Russia is a mysterious place to many U.S. citizens, with rules and laws differing from our own. This simple mistake could actually get you jail time in Russia.
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Whatever Happened To Candy Montgomery's Two Children?
Candy Montgomery murdered her best friend with an ax while they were both raising children. But whatever happened to Mongomery's two kids?
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Creepy Recording May Include Vicky White's Last Words
Vicky White, a prison corrections officer who escaped with one of the inmates, ended up dead after a car chase. This recording may include her last words.
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The Truly Horrific Crime Scene Of The Algiers Motel Murders
Too often, the stories of civic unrest and rioting focus on the loss of property and the damages to buildings. Too often, there is a human cost as well.
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Brandi Worley's Motive For Murdering Her Own Children
Brandi Worley stabbed her children to death in the middle of the night. This was the motive for murdering her own kids.
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How A Bog Body Discovery Led To A Murder Confession
In 1983, the discovery of a skull preserved in peat moss at England's Lindow Moss led to solving a decades-old cold case. But there's more to the story.
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Disturbing Details Found In Dorothy Dandridge's Autopsy Report
Dorothy Dandridge was a brilliantly talented singer and actress, captivating audiences in "Porgy and Bess" and "Carmen Jones." Sadly, that success did not last.
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Thomas Hagan: What Happened To The Man Who Killed Malcolm X?
The February 21, 1965, death of Black revolutionary and civil rights leader Malcolm X was a devastating blow to the movement for racial equality in the U.S.
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The Truly Horrific Crime Scene Of Ted Bundy's FSU Sorority House Attack
Ted Bundy was a serial killer guilty a string of violent crimes, but few of his assaults were as vicious as those perpetrated at a Florida sorority house.
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How A Murder Conviction Led To A 6-Month Prison Sentence
In 1985, Carolyn Krizan-Wilson became the chief person of interest in her husband's murder. After her conviction, her sentence shocked the nation.
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Chilling Details From The Las Cruces Bowling Alley Massacre
The Las Cruces Bowling Alley Massacre of 1990, where four people were murdered, remains unsolved. Here are some chilling details.
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Disturbing Details Found In Napoleon's Autopsy Report
Napoleon Bonaparte made a fair try at conquering the known world before his death in exile in 1821. What was it that finished the former emperor of France?
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Inside The Brutal Murders Of The Robison Family
The entire Robison family was murdered in their vacation cabin in Michigan in 1968.
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Love & Death: The True Story Behind The Murder Of Betty Gore
With the HBO Max's upcoming "Love and Death" depicting a grisly murder in a sleepy Texas town, here's the true story behind the murder of Betty Gore.
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Who Is Nikolai Patrushev, Head Of The Russian Federal Police?
Nikolai Patrushev, the head of the Russian Federal Police, is virtually unknown in the West, but he has a long history in Russia. Here's his story.
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