True Crime
From Ted Bundy to Lizzie Borden, explore true crime across centuries.
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Why Are We Obsessed with True Crime and Fascinated by Serial Killers?
And is being into true crime a "red flag"? The answer is complicated.
Belle Gunness: The Black Widow of the Midwest Who Lured Numerous Victims to Their Deaths
Belle Gunness lured numerous suitors to her Indiana murder farm, where she killed them in cold blood and dumped their bodies in a hog pen.
Curse of Death: Albert Shinsky and the Ringtown Valley Hex Murder of 1934
Albert Shinsky was convinced that Susannah Mummey, known as the Witch of Ringtown Valley, put a curse on him ... and the only way out was murder.
Was the 1945 “Pitchfork Murder” of Charles Walton the Result of Occult Activity?
Seemingly motiveless, riddled with rumors of occult practices.
Mary Jane Kelly: A Look Back at Jack the Ripper’s Last Victim
Remembering the victims of this brutal murder spree.
Vanished into the Night: The Unsolved Disappearance of Dorothy Forstein
Decades later, her whereabouts remain a mystery.
40+ Disturbing Serial Killers Who Will Keep You Up at Night
Lock the doors, bar the windows, and read on if you dare.
6 Chilling Cases of Stockholm Syndrome
Stockholm syndrome is as tragic as it is complex. Victims suffer both the physical abuse of imprisonment and the severe emotional manipulation that locks them in place.
Death in the Valley: The Mystifying Double Murders at Wonnangatta Station
Jim Barclay was found in a shallow grave in what was the Wonnangatta Murders. Authorities suspected the cook, John Bamford, until Bamford's body turned up.
Murder in Pasquotank County: Who Killed Nell Cropsey?
In December 1901, authorities found the body of young Nell Cropsey floating in North Carolina's Pasquotank River.
