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.
Read MoreTwo states, one missing girl, one unidentified set of remains. Here's how a murder victim was identified after a tip from an amateur sleuth.
Read MoreThe 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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Read MoreAny 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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Read MoreOn 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.
Read MoreYang Xinhai is said to have killed 67 people in three years. This was his chilling motivation to kill.
Read MoreHere are the most widely discussed theories regarding the 2006 disappearance of Ohio State medical student Brian Shaffer.
Read MoreNorth 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.
Read MoreCharles Lindbergh was a household name when his son, Charles Lindbergh, Jr. was kidnapped. This is the tragic true story of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping.
Read MoreCharismatic 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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Read MoreFor 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?
Read MoreSerial killers both frighten and fascinate us, to understand them better experts use their motivations to classify them into these four types of murderers.
Read MoreIt seems impossible -- certainly unlikely -- that someone could not only escape from prison, but disappear afterward without a trace. Glen Chambers did.
Read MorePamela 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.
Read MoreFake kidnappings cause media sensation but distract authorities from more serious matters. Here are some of the craziest fake kidnappings.
Read MoreThe Thames torso murders were perhaps far more brutal than those of Jack the Ripper. Yet, these hideous Victorian London murders are still largely unknown.
Read MoreOne of the United States' oldest unsolved plane crashes is the bombing of Flight 2511. Here's what we do know about the crash:
Read MoreThe 50-year-old officer often spoke to Snider about her sick mother, and confided that their relationship wasn't close and she had thought about killing her.
Read MoreCheri Jo Bates was an 18-year-old college student who was murdered in 1966.
Read MoreThe Zodiac Killer was not only known for his brutal and random murders, but also for the tantalizing handwritten letters he sent to a number of news outlets.
Read MoreBelle Gunness was a Norwegian-born serial killer thought to have murdered at least 14 people and perhaps as many as 40 in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
Read MoreThe most frightening crimes to ever take place on Thanksgiving often occur between family members and loved ones amid the holiday celebration.
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