David Berkowitz's Chilling Motivation To Kill
David Berkowitz's, also known as Son of Sam, retracted his story that a demon in his neighbor's dog told him to kill. Here was his real chilling motivation.
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Why Releasing Stardust Was A Risky Career Move For Willie Nelson
Releasing an album is a bit of a calculated risk, no matter who the artist is. But when the album break's the artist's usual boundaries, it's riskier still.
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What Does It Mean When Your Device Says It's December 31, 1969?
Today's world is heavily reliant on various devices, from tablets to laptops to phones. It's disturbing when they relate false information, like the date.
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This Is The Biggest Tiger Shark Ever Caught On Camera
Tiger sharks have a reputation for being dangerous or aggressive. Despite this, marine biologist Kori Garza finds them "serene," including the largest specimen.
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Why New York City Once Had An Official Magician
As strange as it seems, there used to be an official magician of New York City — Abraham Hurwitz — who performed for a million children, across every borough.
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Did Amelia Earhart Have Any Kids?
Amelia Earhart was a busy woman — breaking record after record and shattering barriers. So did she ever have time to start a family before her disappearance?
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The Stunning Number Of Wives King Herod Had
By the end of his life, Nativity baddie King Herod had apparently adopted the motto of "Marry every woman, have all the kids, betray, and kill them all."
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Why The Zodiac Killer Once Left A Note For Police On A Car Door
There was perhaps no greater source of fear on the West Coast from 1968 to 1969 than a chance encounter with the Zodiac killer. He once even left cops a note.
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These Were The Perks Of Being A Medieval Knight
Ah, to be a medieval knight. Seems rather thrilling — with all the swordplay, roundtable shenanigans, and castles. Knights received status, wealth, and more.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Joan Risch Explained
There are several theories about the mysterious disappearance of wife and mother Joan Risch. Here are some of those theories, explained.
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The Four Women Who Have Been Executed By The Federal Government
Nearly everyone ordered to die via federal court has been a male. In fact, only three women have been executed by this level of government since 1927.
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The Mystery Of The CIA Sculpture Explained
The CIA's "Kryptos" sculpture has intrigued professional cryptologists and everyday puzzle-lovers since its installation, yet its meaning is yet to be cracked.
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Disturbing Details Found In Brian Laundrie's Autopsy Report
What prevented the evidence of Brian Laundrie from showing up sooner at the Carlton Reserve was that the area in which it was found had been covered by water.
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What Betsy Faria's Daughters Have To Say About Pam Hupp
When Betsy Faria was murdered in her Troy, Missouri home in 2011, her daughters lost both their mother and, to a degree, their stepfather, Russ Faria.
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These Theories May Explain Why Judy Garland Changed Her Name
It's no secret that dozens of performers have changed their birth name once they got into show business. Why did Judy Garland -- and from what?
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The Untold Truth Of Doctors Without Borders
Doctors Without Borders' commitment to aid has put them in the middle of conflict on multiple occasions. This is the untold truth of Doctors Without Borders.
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How A Murder Victim Was Identified After A Tip From An Amateur Sleuth
Two states, one missing girl, one unidentified set of remains. Here's how a murder victim was identified after a tip from an amateur sleuth.
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How Pam Hupp Really Feels About The Witnesses In Her Case
The case of convicted murderer Pam Hupp is getting renewed attention as NBC gears up for its six-part series, "The Thing about Pam," next month.
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Details You Need To Know About Dr. Dre's Relationship With 50 Cent
Dr. Dre's relationship with 50 Cent began in 2003 when 50 Cent joined Dre and Eminem at Aftermath; the two also had competing headphones in Beats and SMS Audio.
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Tragic Details About LL Cool J
LL Cool J (born James Todd Smith) has been a fixture in pop culture for several decades. He got started in the then-emerging genre of hip-hop in the 1980s.
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Weirdest Laws In Kentucky
Kentucky, known as the Bluegrass state, has a lot to offer, but it also has a lot of unusual laws on the books. Here are the weirdest laws in Kentucky.
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Disturbing Details Found In Bob Saget's Autopsy Report
The comedy world was dealt a massive blow with the announcement of comedian Bob Saget's death. Here's what was found in his autopsy report.
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Fans Were Confused By Eminem's Appearance At The Super Bowl
During Super Bowl LVI, top musicians took the stage for the halftime show, and fans had a lot to say about Eminem's new look during his performance.
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Details You Never Knew About Dr. Dre's Legal Issues
From the very early days of his career, Dr. Dre has courted controversy and encountered a lot of legal issues, including a less-than-amicable divorce.
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How Many Times Was Jim Morrison Arrested?
Although he was only 27 when he died in 1971, The Doors frontman Jim Morrison had quite the arrest record for a rock star from his era.
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Weirdest Laws In Hawaii's State History
Hawaii is envisioned by many as a tropical paradise, but even in paradise, there are rules. Here are the weirdest laws in the state's history.
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Dr. Dre Stole The Super Bowl Halftime Show In An Unexpected Way
The halftime performance during Super Bowl LVI was an unmissable event, and Dr. Dre's special performance was an integral part of it.
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