The Christmas holidays are a time of happiness for most families, but that was not the case in 1987 when Ronald Gene Simmons committed one of the most horrific mass murders in American history by murdering fourteen members of his…
Adam Britton was a once celebrated as a leading expert on crocodiles and a committed conservationist. However, beneath his meticulously cultivated public persona, a sinister truth emerged. Far from being the protector of animals he portrayed himself as, Britton engaged…
Katherine Knight was the first woman in Australian history to receive a life sentence without the possibility of parole. Her crime was so horrific that some media outlets refused to cover it. In fact, some of the officers attending the scene were so…
In 2021, the British police went to arrest an unassuming 65-year-old man who they suspected of being the Bedsit Killer. However, the police were in for a shock because Fuller’s ordinary appearance was concealing the sinister reality of the terrifying…
On September 10th, 2001, Sneha Philip was seen shopping in Lower Manhattan. By the morning of September 11th, the world had changed, and Sneha was gone. A woman caught between chaos, silence, and speculation, her disappearance remains one of the most haunting mysteries tied to 9/11.
This is the terrifying story of Alton Coleman and Debra Brown, a couple whose cross‑country crime spree in 1984 left communities across the Midwest gripped with fear. Bound together by obsession and violence, they targeted victims at random as they moved from state to state — leaving devastation in their wake and becoming two of the most wanted fugitives in America.
This is the haunting story of Korrina Malinoski and her 11-year-old daughter Annette Sagers, who vanished almost a year apart from the same South Carolina plantation. Korrina disappeared first. Months later, Annette vanished while waiting for the school bus. Decades later, no trace of them has ever been found.
This is the unusual story of Gary Collier, whose hand was seen wiggling from the trunk of a moving car. In 1970s Alabama, delays in reporting meant police couldn’t locate the vehicle — but a pair of reporters stayed on its trail, convinced someone inside needed help.