The Untold Truth Of Olympic Speed Skater Joey Mantia
Hailing from Ocala, Florida, Joey Mantia is considered to be one of the world's top inline skaters. Here's the untold truth of this Olympic speed skater.
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Bleeding In Space Is Even Scarier Than We Thought
If our recent calculations are correct, there's really only one thing an aspiring space cadet is almost guaranteed to see: blood. Here's why.
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The Reason Nobody Knew About Alice Ball's Role In Leprosy Treatment Until After Her Death
Born in Seattle in 1892 to a middle-class family, Alice Augusta Ball was a chemist whose contributions to science were largely forgotten. But why?
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Famous Serial Killers Who Are Pisces
While there are a good number of positive traits associated with those born under this Zodiac sign, Pisces can also have some warning signs to be aware of.
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The Untold Truth Of The 1923 Ku Klux Klan Trials
The hold that the Ku Klux Klan once had on nearly every aspect of life in some communities is staggering. This is the untold truth of the 1923 KKK Trials.
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Animals That Made Headlines Overnight
Animals have a special penchant for stardom, sometimes capturing fans overnight. Here are some of the animals that have made headlines around the world.
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What To Do If You Spot A Police Suspect
Often, when a criminal or person of interest in a criminal case disappears, law enforcement agencies will turn to the general public for help.
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Bobby And Brett Hull: The NHL's Record-Shattering Father And Son Duo
Sometimes in sports, family is more than just a legacy, but also records made. For Bobby and Brett Hull, the father-son duo made several records for the NHL.
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How DNA Evidence Reunited A Mother And Son Two Decades After His Kidnapping
Even though the odds of a happy reunion with a missing child greatly diminish soon after they are declared missing, one mother never gave up hope.
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The Strip Search Phone Call Scam Explained
Here's the story of the strip search phone call scam, in which unsuspecting victims were coerced into performing lewd acts at fast-food chains.
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The Tragic Death Of Luther Vandross
Luther Vandross' explosive comeback in the early 2000s was tragically cut short when he died in 2005 at just 54 years old — a shock to fans worldwide.
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How Mariska Hargitay Dealt With The Tragic Death Of Her Mother, Jayne Mansfield
34-year-old Jayne Mansfield, her driver, and her boyfriend, died when their car slammed into the back of a semi-truck on their way to New Orleans.
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Here's How Many Shipwrecks Are Lost In The Ocean
But how many shipwrecks are there at the bottom of the ocean? There's no telling for certain but scientists have come up with a number. It's surprisingly high.
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The Sad Truth About The Kiss Nightclub Fire
It was January 27, 2013, and the last weekend of summer break for Brazilian college students, many headed to Kiss Nightclub to enjoy some moments of freedom.
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How Thanksgiving Turkey Trots Became So Popular
Working up an appetite at your area's local turkey trot and then treating yourself to a second serving of mashed potatoes at the Thanksgiving table? We get it.
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The Motivation Behind The BTK Killer's Murders
Bind. Torture. Kill. That was the goal of Dennis Rader, who gave himself the nickname "BTK" — but he claims his motivation came from something called Factor X.
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Where Are Stalin's Descendants Now?
Joseph Stalin was a dictator who led the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics between 1929 and 1953. Where are his descendants now?
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The Amish Love This Surprising Pastime
While their options may be limited from a modern perspective, the Amish do have outlets for entertainment and recreation, one being notably most prominent.
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Here's What The Bible Says About Marriage
The Bible has served as a guide for the billions of people who have chosen to live by its sacred writings, which include teachings on marriage.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Roger Tichborne
Roger's mother, Lady Henriette Tichborne, always held out hope her son was still alive. She'd heard rumors that some of the ships' passengers were rescued .
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Why John Wayne Gacy Only Served 18 Months After Receiving A 10-Year Prison Sentence
When police began searching the Chicago home of John Wayne Gacy in 1978, the world had no idea what kind of carnage they were about to uncover.
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The Timeline Of Pam Hupp's Mother's Death
While two murders have been tied to Pam Hupp, there's an additional death that occurred under suspicious circumstances: the death of Hupp's mother.
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The Sad 2005 Death Of Basketball's First Superstar, George Mikan
Today the debate still rages: is Michael Jordan or LeBron James the greatest of all time? In the late 1940s and early '50s, there was little argument.
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The Creepy Tale Of The Omen Curse Will Leave You With Chills
Released in 1976, "The Omen" centers on an American diplomat (played by Gregory Peck) who believes his adoptive son, Damien, might be the antichrist.
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The Untold Truth Of Olympic Snowboarder Ayumu Hirano
Two major storylines came out of the men's snowboard halfpipe competition at the Beijing Games. One was the torch being passed from Shaun White to Ayumu Hirano.
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Why Larry King Filed For Bankruptcy
Larry King is one of the most legendary figures in broadcast history, but his career — like so many in broadcasting — wasn't always smooth sailing.
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When Was 911 Invented?
Calling 911 in an emergency is embedded in the mind of every American from preschool. The emergency number seems like it's always been there — but has it?
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