World War II left a lot of pain and mysteries in its wake. One such mystery was what happened to the remains of one high-ranking Nazi official's wife.
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Read MoreWhile viewers won't get the full picture until the Super Bowl, what do we know about the rock stars worthy of some of the priciest seconds on television?
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Read MoreCeltic folklore is one of rich and colorful characters. Some of them are associated with good things, while others are terrifying. These are the strangest.
Read MoreThomas Dillon was known as the Outdoorsman Sniper for killing five men. He also sent a horrifying letter to the mother of one of his victims.
Read MoreThe "returning soldier effect" is a term that refers to more boys than girls born to women after their men return home from war. Here's what is known about it.
Read MoreThe sun has a very direct influence on life on Earth. In particular, sunspots influence the weather we experience to a certain degree. Here's how.
Read MoreOne of the things detectives check in a murder investigation is the suspect's online history Here are the most disturbing online searches of suspected killers.
Read MoreDuring the atrocities happening on the European front during World War II, there were civilian heroes that helped the victims, including a Polish nurse.
Read MoreDespite statistics that support Japan's reputation for peace, one high-profile kidnapping case in the mid-1980s sent the island nation into a near-tailspin.
Read MoreSince his first public speech at the young age of 15, Martin Luther King Jr. has inspired millions across the world. Here's how the original copy was saved.
Read More30 Seconds to Mars has faced some considerable challenges since 1998, when the band was founded by actor Jared Leto and his brother, Shannon.
Read MoreTom Brady famously replaced Drew Bledsoe as starting QB of the New England Patriots, but what is their complicated relationship like today?
Read MoreLily Dale: the spiritualist hotspot of New York state sees tens of thousands of visitors every summer who are hoping to connect with the spirit world.
Read MoreSpace travel is notoriously dangerous, but not many have perished in outer space. Here's the tragic story of the only astronaut fatalities in space on Soyuz 11.
Read MoreIf you're reading this, you're probably a member of the Homo sapiens species. But a discovery in Southern France could change our understanding of this species.
Read MoreA centuries-old Roman city was found underneath the surface of Luxor, Egypt. Here's what it was, and what it teaches us about the past.
Read MoreOne murderous family that has not received as much media attention or mentions in the history books spent seven months terrorizing Richmond, Virginia, in 1979.
Read MoreIn June 2008, salesman Travis Alexander was found dead in his Mesa, Arizona, home. The killer was Jodi Arias. Here's why a detective called the case a travesty.
Read MoreA correctional officer helped two men escape from the Dannemora prison in 2015, but unsurprisingly, things didn't go as they planned.
Read MoreThe Tower of London has served multiple purposes since it was constructed in the latter half of the 11th century - such as a place for political prisoners.
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