Dark Details You Didn't Know About Accused Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir
While serial killers are known for suffering from varying sorts of mental and personality disorders, the vast majority of them can function in regular society.
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The Truth About Serial Killer Samuel Little
Most people recognize the "big name" serial killers, but one man remains by far the most sadistic, rampaging serial killer to ever have lived — Samuel Little.
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Tricks The FBI Uses To Interview Serial Killers
The FBI has had decades of practice perfecting the art of convincing a serial killer to work against his best interest to, in a sick way, do the right thing.
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The Story Behind The Death Threats Against Barney The Dinosaur
Barney's history wasn't always rainbows and sunshine. Over the years, Barney garnered widespread hatred from many people. What was that all about, anyway?
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Facts About Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has ruled Iran for over three decades, not with criticism and controversy.
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Why Ghost Stories Were Once Popular At Christmastime
Celebrating the idea of the supernatural is something traditionally reserved for Halloween, but here's why ghost stories were once popular at Christmastime.
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What Anna Sorokin's Time In Prison Was Like
Anna Sorokin became a celebrity of sorts after a series based on her crimes was a hit on Netflix. This is what the con artist's time in prison was like.
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Questionable Things About Gerald Ford's Presidency
Most know the 38th U.S. President Gerald Ford as Richard Nixon's successor. Here are some questionable things to happen after he took his place.
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How Did The World Find Out About King George VI's Death?
King George VI died unexpectedly at the age of 56. Here's how the world, and his daughter, Elizabeth, found out about his death.
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The Largest Known Star In The Universe Makes The Sun Look Like A Grain Of Rice
The largest known star in the Universe dwarfs our Sun, making it look as small as a grain of rice. Here's the story behind the largest known star.
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Is There A Hidden Song Painted In The Last Supper?
Some experts think there is a hidden song painted in Leonardo DaVinci's famous painting, "The Last Supper," but is there really?
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John Frusciante: Get To Know The Guitarist For The Red Hot Chili Peppers
Guitarist John Frusciante's history with RHCP might make your head spin. This is the truth about the Red Hot Chili Peppers' John Frusciante.
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The Recording Session For Pink Floyd's Classic Song Had An Unexpected Guest
The recording session for Pink Floyd's classic song "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" had an unexpected -- yet fitting --- guest.
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The Disturbing Thing Jeffrey Dahmer Gave His Neighbor
Known as the "Milwaukee Cannibal," Jeffrey Dahmer was tried and convicted of murdering 17 men and boys between 1978 and 1991.
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Bloopers That Got These Sports Announcers Fired
Some bloopers may just cause laughs and red faces, but other times the penalty is more severe. Here are bloopers that got these sports announcers fired
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The Fastest Pumpkin Carver Set A Mind-Blowing Record
Carving Jack-O-Lanterns is a classic Halloween tradition, and the fastest pumpkin carver set a mind-blowing record.
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What It Was Really Like At The Cotton Club
An extremely hip venue with sought-after performers, the Cotton Club was a big piece of American history. This is what it was really like at the Cotton Club.
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Meet The Stray Railway Dog Who Became Everyone's Best Friend
Lampo was a stray dog who hopped trains in Italy.
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What We Know About Snoop Dogg's Arrest Record
Snoop Dogg went from gansta rapper to beloved icon even though he's had several brushes with the law. Here's what we know about his arrest record.
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Did Shotgun Weddings Really Happen?
There were reported instances of shotgun weddings in the late 1800s.
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The Dramatic History Of Cheating In Fishing Contests
It's no secret that those who fish have been known to exaggerate their accomplishments with rod and reel. Sometimes money is involved, as is fraud.
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The Rolling Stones' First Manager Made A Potentially Life-Saving Decision By Leaving The Band
The Rolling Stones' first manager said he succumbed to the stereotypical rock 'n' roll lifestyle, so leaving the band was potentially a life-saving decision.
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Gerard John Schaefer May Have Had Even More Victims Than We Thought
Gerard John Schaefer isn't a household name. Perhaps the true crime fixates on confirmed kills, and Schaefer's lack of notoriety is due to his low murder tally.
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Paths Of Glory Was Loosely Based On A Tragedy That Left Four Soldiers Dead
"Paths of Glory" was loosely based on a tragedy that left four soldiers dead, and the worst part is, they were purposely killed by their own comerades.
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King Tut's Body Wasn't Handled With Care, And Here's Proof
Thousands of years later, King Tut, the Boy King, continues to fascinate scientists and casual observers alike, as still more information is revealed about him.
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Pope Urban VIII's Bizarre Reasoning Behind Banning Sneezing
Some say that authority gets into trouble when it focuses on the how of something, instead of the why. Apparently Pope Urban VIII hadn't heard that.
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