The Weird Story Of The Unsolved 3X Murders
After the murder of Joseph Mozynski, Catherine May gave police a note she received from the shooter that simply said, "Joseph Mozynski, 3X, 3-X-097."
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Hole
Hole was all over MTV and alt rock radio during the mid-'90s, but its members all suffered terrible tragedies throughout their lives.
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Can A Roman Catholic Ever Inherit The British Throne?
As King Charles III accepts his new role with the Church of England, here is a look at whether or not a Roman Catholic could ever inherit the British throne.
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How Investigators Found 'Baby Holly' 40 Years After She Disappeared
When someone disappears, there are almost always people left behind to wonder and grieve. It's even worse when the missing individual is a baby.
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Inside Tony Bennett's Friendship With Sammy Davis Jr.
It's expected that people in the entertainment industry will have close friendships. Such as the one between legendary singers Tony Bennett and Sammy Davis Jr.
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The Brutal Murder That Inspired The 2001 Film Bully
On July 15, 1993, 20-year-old Bobby Kent was brutally murdered in Florida. The crime inspired the 2001 film "Bully." Here's the true story behind it.
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These Theories Will Change The Way You Think About Dreaming
Dreams can get a bit bizarre. They follow their own logic, seem full of abstract occurrences or physically impossible scenarios, and are sometimes disturbing.
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The Many Reasons People Experience Birthday Depression
It's birthday time! A time to celebrate your lack of death since birth. But for various reasons, many people instead experience birthday depression.
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Why America's First Paramedics Were So Groundbreaking
The Freedom House Ambulance Service revolutionized the concept of emergency medical services. In doing so, the service saved lives in more ways than one.
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Here's Why A Honeybee Sting Is Worse For The Bee
Bee stings: They're not fun, and if you're allergic to bee venom, they can be deadly. Interestingly, here's why a bee sting is worse for the bee.
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Why Escaping North Korea Is So Difficult And Dangerous
Regardless of why it happens, the journey out of North Korea is not easy. Here's what makes defecting from this nation so difficult and dangerous.
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Why Movies Make You Sick According To Science
Movies make us feel many things, from wonder and excitement to fear and sadness. For some people, though, the experience leaves them feeling sick.
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Heisman Trophy Winners Who Flopped In The NFL
Winning the Heisman is the top honor for a college athlete, and it promises great things of the player. Unfortunately, some never succeeded beyond college.
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Pigs Eat Humans Far More Often Than People Would Expect
While cattle-caused fatalities are tracked, how often farmyard hogs kill is uncertain, but it definitely does happen, and possibly more than you would think.
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The Myth Of Iris, Goddess Of The Rainbow, Explained
The personification of the rainbow, the goddess Iris represented a connection between Heaven and Earth and sent messages between the two. Here's her story.
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The Guns N' Roses Vs. Vince Neil Feud Timeline Explained
Axl Rose, Guns N' Roses' mercurial lead singer, was itching for a fight and didn't care who knew it. Here's the band's feud with Vince Neil explained.
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Who Was Solon, The Greek 'Father Of Democracy'?
What did democratic rule look like in its original form, some 2,500 years ago in ancient Athens? We must look to Solon, the Greek "Father of Democracy."
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Bizarre Things Found In Wells
Timmy's in the well! Lots of other things are in the well, too, as it turns out. For a start, wells appear to be surprising places for all kinds of artifacts.
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The History Behind The Spelling Of Ukraine's Capital City Kyiv
What's in a name? Quite a bit, actually. For an individual, it might mean identity, belonging, connection. For a city or nation, it also reflects identity.
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Themyscira: The Home Of The Legendary Amazons Explained
Whether in ancient Greek myth or in Wonder Woman comics and films, the Amazons make their home in a city-state called Themiscyra. But what is Themiscyra?
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What Tommy Chong Fans Might Not Know About The Star
By one metric, Tommy Chong is one of the most famous people around. After all, when you hear the surname "Chong," who is the first person you think of?
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Led Zeppelin Bassist John Paul Jones Tells The Real Story Behind Royal Orleans
The Led Zeppelin song "Royal Orleans" purportedly tells the story of a night Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones spent with a drag queen - is it true?
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The Truth About Greek Mythology's Scylla And Charybdis
The ancient Greek culture created some horrifying monsters, including Scylla and Charybdis. Both immortals troubled traveling humans - most notably, Odysseus.
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These Railways Are The Most Dangerous In The World
These railways are the most dangerous in the world. Don't look down ... or up, or to the side.
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The Mysterious Murder Of Dorothy Jane Scott
The mysterious story of Dorothy Jane Scott began with threatening phone calls from an unknown man who claimed to be watching her - and ended with her murder.
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Things Only The Biggest Fans Of Dirty Jobs Know
"Dirty Job"s has been on, and off, the air since 2003, entertaining viewers with first-hand experiences of dirty lines of work.
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How The Atomic Bombs Made The Oleander The Flower Of Hiroshima
When atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima, no plant growth was expected for 70 years, yet the oleander did grow and became the symbolic flower of the city.
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