The Messed Up Truth About Austrian Serial Killer Jack Unterweger
Austrian serial killer Jack Unterweger spent much of his life in and out of prison, but he still managed to kill nearly a dozen women.
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The Mystery Of Blackbeard's Only Legitimate Wife
Expectations aside, Blackbeard actually was married. Granted, he had tons of mistresses, but at some point, there is a documented wedding and one official wife.
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Famous People Who Survived The 1918 Flu Pandemic
One of the most devastating pandemics was the post-WWI Spanish flu, which killed somewhere between 20 and 50 million people.
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Andy Jassy: What You Should Know About Amazon's New CEO
Andy Jassy, CEO of Amazon Web Services, has been with Amazon since the late 1990s and will take over after Jeff Bezos steps down.
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The Crazy Real-Life Story Of The Transcontinental Railroad
The Transcontinental Railroad changed the U.S. by allowing easy travel from coast to coast. This is the crazy real-life story of the Transcontinental Railroad.
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The Tragic 19th Century Megaflood Everyone Forgot About
The Great Flood of 1862 has been just about forgotten to history, despite flooding most of California, causing millions in damages and loss of life.
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Lynching: The Truth About Vigilante Injustice In The Wild West
The Wild West, the part of the country colonized during the Westward Expansion, took to the habit of lynching to dispense injustice.
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Andy Jassy: Here's How Much Amazon's New CEO Is Really Worth
After more than two decades leading Amazon, current CEO Jeff Bezos is going to pass the torch to Andy Jassy later this year.
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The Unusual Disappearance Of Rosemary Gullet
Having no insight into the fate of a loved one, without any sense of resolution or ability to move forward: that's a different kind of pain altogether.
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Who Was St. Valentine?
Valentine's Day is associated with love, yet little is known about who St. Valentine was except he may have died on February 14.
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The Mystery Of The Dyatlov Pass Incident Seems To Have Finally Been Solved
In February 1959, a search party was sent into the Ural Mountains of western Russia in an attempt to find a group of nine Russian hikers who had gone missing.
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Who's The Oldest Player In NFL History?
Quarterback George Blanda began his career with the Chicago Bears in 1949 and went on to become the oldest player in NFL history.
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Inside The Life And Death Of The Last Civil War Widow
Helen Viola Jackson, a Civil War widow, married her neighbor, veteran James Bolin, when she was just 17 years old and he was 93.
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The Crazy Real-Life Story Of Frederick Douglass
Frederick Douglass went from slave to self-taught intellectual and abolitionist hero to serving as a diplomat under multiple presidents. This is the crazy real-life story of Frederick Douglass.
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Secret Love Letters Throughout History
Various secret love letters throughout history were hidden for many different reasons, but all expressed passion no matter what stood in the writer's way.
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Real Stories Behind UFO Sightings
Many of the most famous UFO cases can be attributed to more mundane phenomena than extraterrestrials failing to turn on their vehicles' invisibility shields.
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The True Story Of The Potato Famine
Few famines have wreaked havoc to a nation like the Irish Potato Famine in the middle of the 19th century.
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What It Was Really Like Sailing With Magellan
Ferdinand Magellan is known for the Strait of Magellan and leading the first circumnavigation of the globe. But the voyage itself was anything but uneventful.
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Alferd Packer: The Truth About 'America's Favorite Cannibal'
Silence of the Lambs' popularity might make you think America prefers its cannibalism with fava beans and a nice chianti.
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The Untold Story Of The San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus
The San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus was one of the first of its kind. This is the untold story of the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus.
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The Person Who Parkinson's Disease Is Named After
Exactly who was Parkinson, and why is that name attached to what the Parkinson's Foundation calls a "neurodegenerative disorder"?
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Cynthia Ann Parker Didn't Want To Be 'Rescued' From The Comanche
One ultimately tragic, story of a captive on the American Frontier was that of Cynthia Ann Parker, a white Texan woman who spent years with the Comanche.
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The Real Reason The Second Wave Of The 1918 Flu Pandemic Was So Deadly
Medical historian Joseph Waring called the 1918 flu "the greatest medical holocaust in history," according to the Spokesman-Review.
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Robinhood: The Messed Up Truth About The Brokerage App
Launched in 2013, the commission-free stock trading app Robinhood has billed itself as the everyman's way to take part in the stock market.
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Great Smog Of London: The Tragedy That Killed Thousands
In 1952, the Great Smog of London descended upon the city, and the pollution lingered for days. Thousands were killed in the tragic event.
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The Fence That Tamed The West
The American Old West was an unruly place. People from all over the world moved into unsettled parts of the country, building homes and establishing towns.
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The Truth About Life In Old West Railroad Towns
Many men and women were lured west for the chances of a better life, and numerous Old West railroad towns began popping up as a result.
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