The Horrific Crime Scenes Of WWE Star Chris Benoit And His Family
It sent shockwaves through the wrestling community and beyond when WWE star Chris Benoit killed himself and his family, and the crime scenes were horrific.
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The First Murderer To Ever Be Sentenced On TV In England
Although much of American law is derived from England, there are differences; recently the U.K. allowed live broadcast of criminal sentencing.
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Ed Gein's Repulsively Grotesque Motive For Murder
Ed Gein's repulsively grotesque motive for murder is deeply entrenched in his upbringing, but it's unlikely anyone would have imagined the man he would become.
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Why The Accused Tree Of Life Synagogue Murderer Still Hasn't Gone To Trial
Here's why the accused murderer in the tragic 2018 attacks at the Tree of Life Synagogue still hasn't gone to trial.
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The Italian Prime Minister Who Was Tried For Murder
Italian national politics can often feel like a very fluid, very movable target, and rarely more so than during the years of Giulio Andreotti.
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Where Are The Fryer Brothers Of The Gitchie Manitou Massacre Now?
The three Fryer brothers of the Gitchie Manitou massacre killed four teen boys and kidnapped and raped a 13-year-old girl in 1973. Where are they now?
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The Dark Truth About Murderabilia
Murderabilia is the sale of items related to murder and, in many cases, serial killers. But it's even darker than it sounds; read on for the disturbing truth.
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Marlon Brando's Son And The Horrific Story Behind His Decision To Murder A Family Connection
Marlon Brando's son, Christian Brando, murdered his sister's boyfriend after learning that he was abusing her. He spent five years in prison.
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Federal Judges Who Were Murdered Because Of Their Cases
The 2021 murder of federal judge Sandra Feuerstein made shocking headlines. But Feuerstein is one of six federal judges in the U.S. to have been murdered.
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Arthur Shawcross' Chilling Motive For Murdering June Stott
Arthur Shawcross' had killed more than a dozen people, but he was particularly brutal with June Stott. This was his chilling motive for murdering her.
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Whatever Happened To Tammy Williams, The Main Suspect In The Murder Of David Carter?
In our high-tech society, with security apparatus seemingly everywhere, it seems unlikely that someone could disappear the way Tammy Williams has.
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Boxer Esteban De Jesús Went From A Convicted Murderer To A Preacher While In Prison
There have been tragic moments in pro boxing when someone kills their opponent in the ring; Esteban De Jesús took a life outside the ring, and paid the price.
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The 1987 Murder Of A Teen Who Was Allegedly Offered Up As A Sacrifice To Satan
The Satanic panic that gripped the United States during the 1980s and '90s was sensationalized by every tier of media
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The Verdict In The Murder Of Kristin Smart Explained
It can take a long time for the truth to surface. Stan and Denise Smart know this better than most. Here's the verdict in the murder of Kristin Smart explained.
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The Creepiest Murder Fridges And Freezers In History
Murderers will do anything to hide a body, and sometimes, that involves keeping things cold. These are the creepiest murder fridges and freezers in history.
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Jennifer Bastian's Murder Was Solved By A Detective Whose Career Was Inspired By The Crime
Jennifer Bastian was 13 when she was killed. Thanks to DNA evidence, the crime was solved decades later by a detective whose career was inspired by the crime.
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Here's Why David Camm's Murder Conviction Was Overturned
In 2000, Kimberly Camm and her two children were murdered. Her husband, David Camm, was convicted of the murders, but the ruling was later overturned.
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The Disturbing Way 3 Murdered Children Were Found By Their Parents
When a couple trusted a friend to watch their three small children, they came home to find them murdered -- their bodies left in a horrifyingly disturbing way.
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11 Facts About Angela Lansbury's Hit Show Murder, She Wrote
Initially airing in 1984, "Murder, She Wrote," was ahead of its time. Here are 11 facts you may not have known about the hit show starring Angela Lansbury.
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The Unsettling Amount Of Unsolved Murders Since The 1960s Will Turn Some Heads
The unsettling amount of unsolved murders since the 1960s will turn some heads, but there are several reasons why the clearance rate for murders has declined.
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The Violent Life And Death Of Valerie Percy Murder Suspect William Thoresen III
Valerie Percy was killed in her family home in her own bed. Her murder suspect, William Thoresen III. lived a violent life that ended in his own murder.
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Angela Lansbury Had A Murder, She Wrote Fan In Music Legend Frank Sinatra
On one occasion Sinatra revealed himself to be a "Murder, She Wrote" mega-fan, confessing he loved the show after inviting Angela out to dinner with his partner
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How Angela Lansbury Was The Secret To Murder, She Wrote's Success
Angela Lansbury can be credited in many ways for the success of "Murder, She Wrote," starting with her saying yes to being part of a television series at all.
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Angela Lansbury's Hilarious Reaction To The Reggae Song Murder She Wrote
Actress and singer Angela Lansbury died on October 11, 2022, in her Los Angeles home. Here's her hilarious reaction to the reggae song "Murder She Wrote."
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How Jeffrey Dahmer Reacted To His Murders
The tragic story of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer continues to be examined, decades after his death in prison. Society remains horrified, but how did he feel?
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The Tragic 1994 Murder That Led To The Creation Of Megan's Law
In May 1996, Megan's Law went into effect after it was signed by then-President Bill Clinton. Here's the tragic 1994 murder that led to its creation.
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The Controversial Case Of Convicted Murderer Tommy Zeigler
The crime scene at the W.T. Zeigler Furniture store in Winter Garden, Florida, on Christmas Eve of 1975, was incredibly complex. Here's the story.
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