The Horrifying Way This Corrupt Doctor Made $1 Million
Commonly referred to as India's "Doctor Death," this corrupt doctor was convicted of killing seven people between 2002 and 2004.
Read MoreCommonly referred to as India's "Doctor Death," this corrupt doctor was convicted of killing seven people between 2002 and 2004.
Read MoreIn a recent podcast appearance, Anthrax bassist Frank Bello shared several details about the 1996 murder of his brother Anthony.
Read MoreSerial killer Peter Tobin was arrested and charged with murder in October 2006, but the actual number of people killed may never be known.
Read More"Sophie: A Murder in West Cork," a new Netflix true-crime series, revisits the circumstances around 39-year-old Sophie Toscan du Plantier's brutal murder.
Read MoreIan Bailey Bailey was the first journalist on the murder scene, despite its remote location, and he moved from reporter to suspect two weeks after the killing.
Read MoreDuring a cash delivery to ATMs, armored truck driver Heather Tallchief abandoned her co-workers and sped off with the cash, disappearing entirely for 12 years.
Read MoreCurtsinger was believed to be the ringleader and was the only one sentenced to time in prison. He pleaded guilty to theft and receiving stolen property.
Read MoreFalse confessions, police misconduct, and mishandling of evidence are just a few causes for wrongful murder convictions, sending innocents to death row.
Read MoreDarcie Brudos, was married to serial killer Jerry Brudos for eight years, yet — despite troubling red flags — she was unbothered by his strange behaviors.
Read MoreA narcissistic psychopath, John Meehan conned women out of countless thousands by acting the part of the perfect beau.
Read MoreThey committed the perfect crime. Roberto Solis was a convicted murder, and his girlfriend, Heather Tallchief, was a former nurse turned armored vehicle guard.
Read MoreIn October 1993, Heather Tallchief and her boyfriend successfully nabbed millions in cash from a Loomis armored vehicle in Las Vegas.
Read MoreWhen the two moved to Las Vegas together, Roberto Solis casually encouraged Heather Tallchief to apply for a job as a Loomis armored car driver.
Read More'Murder By the Coast' tells the story up to a 2013 press conference, but Vázquez's story and the consequences of the false accusation go further than that.
Read MoreThese various secret police forces would become some of the most dangerous and hated figures of their era.
Read MoreRobert Keppel, who was instrumental in solving two of the most notorious serial killer cases in the U.S., died on June 14, 2021, at the age of 76.
Read MoreThe 'Giggling Granny' Nannie Doss was an unusual serial killer in that all of her known and suspected victims were members of her family.
Read MoreDerek Chauvin was sentenced to 22 1/2 years in prison on June 25 for George Floyd's murder; the judge said Chauvin abused his position of trust and authority.
Read MoreWhen the police arrested Dorothea Puente in 1988, her neighbors and acquaintances could not believe it. How did the convicted murder meet her own end?
Read MoreFemale assassins have made it into the history, and they each have their own tales to tell, wielding guns, blades, or poisons against high-profile targets.
Read MoreThese wrestlers were arrested for some really disturbing crimes.
Read MoreIn May 2011, Richmond Phillips and Wynetta Wright were scheduled to appear in family court regarding their 11-month-old daughter. Wynetta never made it.
Read MoreFrom rock star to tech whiz with a normal family life, Philip Taylor Kramer walked a unique path. Unfortunately, that path may have led him into danger.
Read MoreIn 2016, police found a 3-year-old girl wandering alone in a parking lot, her feet covered in blood. This is what happened to her mother, Lyntell Washington.
Read MoreDespite decades of experts and amateur sleuths attempting to solve The Zodiac Killer's letters, years went by with little progress — that is, until now.
Read MoreJohn McAfee was found dead in his Spanish prison cell on June 23. Find out more about the facility he was kept in before he died.
Read MoreKeith Jesperson became known as the "Happy Face Killer" after he took up the unusual habit of drawing smiley faces on his letters to the media.
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