Missing Persons Cases From The '80s That Shook The World
There was a time when kids were allowed to go out and explore their neighborhoods, but several high-profile disappearances in the 1980s caused some big changes.
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Maryland's Official Sport Is Something Totally Unexpected
States regularly declare something or other their official something or other -- bird, motto, and so forth. Some embrace a particular sport, as has Maryland.
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The Deadliest Battles In The History Of The World
War has existed for about as long as humans have walked the Earth. And the longer we've been around, we've gotten better at offing each other.
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The Unsolved Mystery Of Dorothy Forstein's Disappearance
It's a tragic fact of life that people disappear under mysterious, sometimes violent, circumstances. One of those cases is that of Dorothy Forstein in 1949.
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Christian Relics That Are Still Missing
While there's a ton of Catholic relics out there - including multiple skulls of St. John the Baptist - some of the biggest Biblical artifacts are still missing.
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The Criminal Organization Behind The American Mafia
The birth of the American Mafia started when a handful of Sicilian immigrants landed in New York in the mid-1800s to escape their crimes.
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This Is When Bobby Joe Long's Life Of Crime Began
Bobby Joe Long was a serial killer, executed after being convicted of murdering eight women in the Tampa Bay area in 1984. Those weren't his first crimes.
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The Most Notorious Female Serial Killers
Even though they don't seem to get as much media attention the men, the world is full of bloodthirsty women.
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Charles Darwin's Lion Theory You Don't Hear Much About
Charles Darwin has gone down in history for his insightful work regarding evolution theory. Come to find out, he had some thoughts specifically about lions.
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The Most Famous Cats In History
From ancient Egyptians to Grumpy Cat, humans have been obsessed with cats for what seems like eternity. Let's look at the most famous cats in history.
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Whatever Happened To The Original Cast Of The Addams Family?
"The Addams Family" debuted in 1964, running for two seasons. After its cancellation, some of the stars had prolific careers, but some had tragic lives.
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Bodybuilder 'Killer Sally' McNeil's Disturbing History Of Violence
Bodybuilder Sally McNeil went to prison for murdering her husband, Ray, with a pair of shotgun blasts, but was that just the latest in her string of violence?
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The Hells Angels Once Sued Disney. Here's Why
The lawyers at Disney surely had a brief burst of adrenaline when they received a letter telling them that their employer was being sued by Hells Angels.
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Weirdest Laws In Arkansas
There are reasons behind laws -- might be tradition, might be custom, might be unique circumstances. Still, you have to wonder why some laws remain in force.
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Little-Known Facts About Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Carter's life is much more than his successes and failures as a president. Here are some little-known facts.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of James Jamerson
Today, deceased bass guitarist James Jamerson is widely recognized as one of the most influential musicians of the modern era.
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The Crazy History Of The Seven Summits Mountaineering Challenge
What if you went out to climb the highest peak on every continent on Earth? Well, there's a competition for that -- the Seven Summits Mountaineering Challenge.
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Netflix's World's Most Wanted: Everything You Should Know
In World's Most Wanted, Netflix looks at the biggest names on the world's most wanted list. Here's what you should know about Netflix's World's Most Wanted.
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What Happened To The Iconic Magnum, P.i. Mansion?
There are TV series setups that ask you to suspend belief. Like a private investigator living for free on a Hawaii beachfront estate -- "Magnum, p.i."
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5 Reasons Why Marlon Brando Was Ahead Of His Time
Marlon Brando lived a large life, on screen and off. The ground-breaking, innovative actor was also an outspoken social critic who also invested in change.
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The Song Aileen Wuornos Requested For Her Funeral
Confessing to killing seven men in Florida but convicted of only six murders, Aileen Wuornos was put to death by lethal injection on October 9, 2002.
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The Tragic Death Of Walt Disney Explained
There's no question that Walt Disney had an unflagging work ethic, but even in 1966, dying at 65 seems young. What was it that cut short his life?
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Government Protests In Sri Lanka Explained
Sri Lanka has exploded into the headlines, as civic unrest manifested itself in opposition to the ruling family, inflamed by skyrocketing inflation.
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What Former Kansas City Chiefs Player Tony Gonzalez Is Doing Today
Tony Gonzalez is considered one of the greatest tight ends to play in the NFL. Here is what Gonzalez is up to since he retired from playing football in 2013.
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Why Do People Want To Change The Idaho-Oregon State Line?
The reasons the state lines of the 50 United States are drawn the way they are are varied, having to do with politics, geography, culture, etc.
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Why Willie Nelson Was Once Nervous To Go Into Patsy Cline's Home
Willie Nelson and Patsy Cline are two of the biggest music stars of the 20th century, but Nelson was once nervous to go to Cline's home. Here's why.
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Final Interviews Of Famous Rock Stars
Like the best rock tunes, the final interviews of famous rock stars can put us through a gamut of emotions
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