How The Woodlawn Jane Doe Murder Victim Was Identified 45 Years Later
On September 12, 1976, a body was discovered in Baltimore County, Maryland. The body, found near the Woodlawn Cemetery, belonged to a young woman.
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David Berkowitz's Chilling Motivation To Kill
David Berkowitz's, also known as Son of Sam, retracted his story that a demon in his neighbor's dog told him to kill. Here was his real chilling motivation.
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Why The Zodiac Killer Once Left A Note For Police On A Car Door
There was perhaps no greater source of fear on the West Coast from 1968 to 1969 than a chance encounter with the Zodiac killer. He once even left cops a note.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Joan Risch Explained
There are several theories about the mysterious disappearance of wife and mother Joan Risch. Here are some of those theories, explained.
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Disturbing Details Found In Brian Laundrie's Autopsy Report
What prevented the evidence of Brian Laundrie from showing up sooner at the Carlton Reserve was that the area in which it was found had been covered by water.
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What Betsy Faria's Daughters Have To Say About Pam Hupp
When Betsy Faria was murdered in her Troy, Missouri home in 2011, her daughters lost both their mother and, to a degree, their stepfather, Russ Faria.
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How A Murder Victim Was Identified After A Tip From An Amateur Sleuth
Two states, one missing girl, one unidentified set of remains. Here's how a murder victim was identified after a tip from an amateur sleuth.
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How Pam Hupp Really Feels About The Witnesses In Her Case
The case of convicted murderer Pam Hupp is getting renewed attention as NBC gears up for its six-part series, "The Thing about Pam," next month.
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Disturbing Details Found In Bob Saget's Autopsy Report
The comedy world was dealt a massive blow with the announcement of comedian Bob Saget's death. Here's what was found in his autopsy report.
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The Untold Truth Of Robert Hendy-Freegard
Any time a long-term con is exposed, observers ask, "How could that happen?" People are still asking that about the U.K.'s Robert Hendy-Freegard.
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Worst Crimes Committed By NBA Players
Spanning a seven decade long period of NBA history, these are some of the worst crimes committed by NBA players.
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The Creepy Inspiration For The Town That Dreaded Sundown
While not 100% factual, the film's core narrative is relatively accurate.
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How The Sumter County Does Were Finally Identified
For 44 years the identities of a young man and woman who murdered in South Carolina were unknown. Here's how the Sumter County Does were finally identified.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Jodi Huisentruit Explained
On Tuesday, June 27, 1995, Jodi Huisentruit was expected to arrive at the KIMT-TV studio in Mason City, Iowa, where she worked as a morning news anchor.
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Yang Xinhai's Chilling Motivation To Kill
Yang Xinhai is said to have killed 67 people in three years. This was his chilling motivation to kill.
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The Biggest Brian Shaffer Theories: What Really Happened?
Here are the most widely discussed theories regarding the 2006 disappearance of Ohio State medical student Brian Shaffer.
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The Untold Truth Of Fort Bragg
North Carolina's Fort Bragg is the largest military installation in the U.S. It's also one of the most gruesome, with multiple murders and disasters.
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The Tragic True Story Of The Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping
Charles Lindbergh was a household name when his son, Charles Lindbergh, Jr. was kidnapped. This is the tragic true story of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping.
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What Happened To Notorious Criminal Clark Olofsson?
Charismatic and good-looking, Clark Olofsson is a gangster who has captured the public's imagination for decades — both in Sweden and around the world.
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Why Is A Grand Jury Called Grand?
A grand jury has more members than a trial jury, and their responsibilities differ.
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Is This Why There Were So Many Serial Killers From 1970 To 2000?
For a few decades serial killers seemed to lurk all around the U.S. Is this why there were so many serial killers from 1970 to 2000?
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These Are The 4 Types Of Serial Killers
Serial killers both frighten and fascinate us, to understand them better experts use their motivations to classify them into these four types of murderers.
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What Happened To Glen Chambers After He Escaped From Prison?
It seems impossible -- certainly unlikely -- that someone could not only escape from prison, but disappear afterward without a trace. Glen Chambers did.
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The Tragic Murder Of Pamela Werner Explained
Pamela Werner was murdered in 1937 in Beijing, and over a century later her killer hasn't been identified. Here's what you should know about her murder.
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The Craziest Fake Kidnappings
Fake kidnappings cause media sensation but distract authorities from more serious matters. Here are some of the craziest fake kidnappings.
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How The Thames Torso Murders Differ From The Jack The Ripper Murders
The Thames torso murders were perhaps far more brutal than those of Jack the Ripper. Yet, these hideous Victorian London murders are still largely unknown.
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