Albert Fish: Where Is The Serial Killer Buried?
Albert Fish, also known as the Brooklyn Vampire, was responsible for countless horrific crimes — and was so notorious he's buried in an unmarked prison grave.
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The Green River Killer: What Gary Ridgway's Childhood Was Really Like
For much of the 1980s, Gary Ridgway, also known as the Green River Killer, murdered dozens of young girls and women in the Seattle and Tacoma area.
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Details You Didn't Know About Serial Killer Andrei Chikatilo
Soviet serial killer Andrei Chikatilo murdered and mutilated 21 boys, 14 girls, and 18 young women, making him one of the most savage serial killers in history.
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The Real Reason Richard Chase Was Known As The Vampire Killer
Richard Trenton Chase doesn't get talked about as often, but he definitely stood out from many of his contemporaries for his unusual M.O.
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The Most Dangerous Motorcycle Clubs In The World
Even though outlaw motorcycle gangs only make up 1% of all MCs in the U.S., according to the DOJ, there are more than 300 active outlaw motorcycle gangs.
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This Is How Many Victims Killer Albert Fish Really Had
Albert Fish was one of the most depraved serial killers you may never have heard of. How many victims did The Grey Man have?
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The Truth About Sharon Tate And Roman Polanski's Marriage
Sharon Tate and Roman Polanski were one of the most glamorous and popular couples in Hollywood in the Swinging Sixties.
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How The Sunday Morning Slasher Was Eventually Caught
Carl Eugene Watts, who was known as the Sunday Morning Slasher, may have killed many more women than he originally confessed to. How was he ultimately caught?
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This Is When Pablo Escobar Started His Criminal Life
Dubbed "The King of Cocaine," Pablo Escobar was once the most infamous and richest drug lord and narcoterrorist in the world. How did he get started?
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Whatever Happened To Killers Jens Söering And Elizabeth Haysom?
Elizabeth Haysom's parents were against the relationship, which "infuriated" Jens Söering, and caused Elizabeth to feel angry and hateful toward her parents.
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The Tragic Murder Of Selena Quintanilla
Selena, the undisputed Queen of Tejano Music whose impact is felt today, had her life tragically cut short when she was murdered at just 23 years old in 1995.
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The True-Crime Documentary That Left Over 31% Of People Disappointed
True-crime documentaries have exploded in popularity over the past few years, and streaming services have been actively adding more for viewers.
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What We Know About The Witnesses To Tupac's Murder
When Tupac Shakur was shot to death in Las Vegas, his was one of a ten-car entourage. Theoretically, many could have been witnesses — but few have ever talked.
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The Truth About Crime Boss Paul Castellano
Often called "Big Paul" because of his imposing stature, Paul Castellano liked to act as if he were running a Fortune 500 company, not a criminal enterprise.
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George Jung: The Death Of The Real-Life Inspiration For Johnny Depp's Blow Character
George Jung, the infamous drug trafficker who inspired Johnny Depp's character in the 2001 film "Blow," has died at the age of 78. He'd been in failing health.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Karlie Gusé
The strange disappearance of 16-year-old Karlie Gusé from her Chalfant Valley, California home has baffled investigators for more than two years - here's why:
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The Truth About Tom Arnold's Drug Lord Sister
Lori Arnold built an incredibly lucrative drug empire centered on her small hometown in Iowa. Here's the truth about Tom Arnold's drug lord sister.
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The Disturbing Death Of The Love Has Won Cult Leader
The corpse of Lia "Amy" Carlson, leader of the new-age religious group called "Love Has Won" was found mummified and decorated with Christmas lights April 28.
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How The Butcher Baker Was Eventually Caught
Robert Hansen, who earned the nickname "The Butcher Baker," could have been caught for good a decade before he was, saving at least 10 lives.
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The Bizarre Death Of Gary Driscoll
Gary Driscoll, who co-founded Elf in 1967 alongside Ronnie James Dio, David Feinstein, Doug Thaler, and Nick Pantas, died mysteriously in 1987.
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What Serial Killer Son Of Sam's Childhood Was Really Like
For many serial killers, including David Berkowitz, childhood gives answers to questions about what might have led to the creation of a ruthless murder.
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Whatever Happened To Juan Catalan After His Exoneration?
For Juan Catalan, the faults of the criminal justice system showed their terrifying potential when he was arrested for the murder of 16-year-old Martha Puebla.
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Son Of Sam: The Truth About David Berkowitz's Adoptive Parents
David Berkowitz was born David Falco on June 1, 1953, to an impoverished mother who, feeling unable to raise her newborn child, put him up for adoption.
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Why People Don't Believe Son Of Sam Killed Alone
Once Berkowitz pleaded guilty, many considered the 'Son of Sam' case finished at that point, but there are others who suspect Berkowitz didn't work alone.
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Here's How John DeLorean Was Acquitted Of All His Charges
In June 1982 DeLorean met James Hoffman, who said he could help the car company financially. Hoffman was a convicted drug smuggler turned informant.
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What Really Happened With Son Of Sam's First Attempted Murder
For Berkowitz, evading the police was just as thrilling as the murders themselves. By the time he was caught, 'Son of Sam' had injured seven and killed six.
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What Happened To Zachary Witman After His Conviction?
Zachary Witman was 15 years old when he murdered his 13-year-old brother, Gregory Witman, by stabbing him more than 100 times with a penknife.
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