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Predicting 8 Signings WWE Will Make in 2024
WWE is known for bringing back some of its wrestlers that it previously released and we're going to predict eight signings that the company could bring back in 2024.
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Looking Back at the Life of Henry Kissinger
Henry Kissinger was a major player in American foreign policy during the late '70s and since passing away, it's time to look at all he has done.
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The Legendary History of Delta Force
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Rethinking Leadership: A Critical Analysis of RFK Jr.'s Presidential Ambitions
Many politicians have entered the race to become the next president of the United States and one major player is Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. However he might not be the man for the job.
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What Happened to the Real William Hale From Killers of the Flower Moon
The Osage Indian murders were a series of murders of Osage Native Americans in Osage County, Oklahoma, during the 1910s–30s. Newspapers described the increasing number of unsolved murders and deaths among young adults as the Reign of Terror.
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Airbnb Has Gone Downhill
AirBnb started out as a revolutionary platform that offered travelers a more affordable alternative to traditional hotels. Since then, the platform has been plagued with many issues.
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The Shocking Story of Heather Tallchief and the $3 Million Casino Heist
Heather Tallchief managed to steal $3 million dollars from Loomis after abandoning her coworkers at a casino and riding off into the sunset and years later finally surrendered to law enforcement.
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Unraveling the Legacy: A Deep Dive into the History of WWE's Monday Night Raw
WWE's flagship program Monday Night RAW has become one of the most popular wrestling entertainment programs on television.
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8 Most Iconic Survivor Moments of All-Time
Survivor has become one of the most popular adventure game shows on television, and with that has come many iconic moments through its 40 season history.
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Historic Strike Ends as SAG-AFTRA Reaches Tentative Deal
The SAG-AFTRA has reached a deal with AMPTP after 118 days, after SAG-AFTRA aired concerns about the potential use of AI in film and television.
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The Future of the MCU: Shaky Grounds and Searching for the Next Heroic Wave
The Marvel Cinematic Universe started out as an incredibly successful project for Marvel Studios but recently it's starting to struggle reaching the heights of success it once had.
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Five Nights at Freddy's Movie: A Personal Journey Through Horror and Nostalgia
Five Nights at Freddy's was a massive success for fans of the video game, despite a negative response to the movie.
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The House of Saddam: A Look into the Reign of Iraq's Notorious Dictator
Saddam Hussein and his close relatives held a bloody grip on the people of Iraq. Saddam did whatever it took to stay in power, including murdering his own family and civilians.
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Budget Travel Hacks: How to Explore Amazing Destinations on a Shoestring Budget
Traveling on a budget seems like a pipe dream, but following some of these tips can make it possible. These are just some tips to follow on your next vacation.
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The Uphill Climb: Navigating the Challenges of Growing a YouTube Channel
Growing a YouTube channel as a business or for personal reasons can be a major battle, whether it's trying to understand the mysterious algorithm, staying consistent or just growing your audience.
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7 Surprising Facts You Never Knew About Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving has a rich history, whether it's about the food, the holiday or even everyone's beloved Thanksgiving Day football games. These are seven facts you might not know.
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Five Nights at Freddy's Movie Sequel: What to Expect
Five Nights at Freddy's film has become quite successful, leaving many to speculate what could be involved in an expected sequel.
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Matthew Perry's 7 Best Episodes of 'Friends'
As we remember Matthew Perry, we take a look back at some of his most iconic episodes on "Friends."
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The Fall of Saturday Morning Cartoons
Saturday Morning Cartoons was a tradition all kids looked forward to each weekend. Sadly, as the networks focused more on educational content, we lost some of the greatest cartoons in television history.
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Six Essential Considerations Before You Take a Gamble in Las Vegas
Las Vegas can draw you in and leave people penniless and therefore there are six things to consider before you put some money down on the roulette table or the slot machines.
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Taking a Deep Dive into the Hezbollah Militant Group
The Lebanese based terror group Hezbollah continues to operate globally and is currently playing a major part in the ongoing fight between Israel and Hamas.
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Deep Dive Into The Gaza Strip's Border Blockade
In order to protect itself from Hamas, Israel setup a border blockade. Unfortunately in 2023, that border blockade would not be enough to keep Hamas from breaking through and slaughtering hundreds.
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Breaking Down the 'Two-State Solution'
The two-state solution was the agreed-upon solution that was believed would finally bring peace to Palestine and Israel. Unfortunately, many factors killed that solution for the time being.
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4 Things You Need to Know About Gaza
After a surprise attack by Hamas on Israel, the world has turned its focus towards the Israelis and the Gaza Strip.
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The Art of Playing Poker: Strategies, Tips, and Etiquette
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Adam Copeland's Unexpected Leap: A Journey into AEW with a Familiar Ally
Adam Copeland is better known in WWE as Edge and in a surprise to many fans, made the jump to All Elite Wrestling.
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Ways to Stay Energized Without Relying on Energy Drinks
When people want to stay awake and energized throughout the day, they often grab a coffee or an energy drink. However, there are more healthy ways of staying awake that you can follow.
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Celebrating National Taco Day: A Culinary Fiesta!
National Taco is less than a week away, and gives taco lovers a day to celebrate the taco, as well as eat all the tacos they can.
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Spinning Through Time: Top 7 Memorable Moments of Pat Sajak on 'Wheel of Fortune
Pat Sajak is officially retiring from Wheel of Fortune, and over the years he has given us so many great moments, highlighting his charisma, humor and warmth. This is just seven of his most memorable moments.
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Top 10 Underrated Travel Destinations for 2024
Most people going on vacation choose California, New York or Hawaii, but in 2024, consider visiting some underrated destinations such as Bhutan.
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The Future of Augmented Reality in Everyday Life
Augmented Reality has a grip on the world, and soon it could completely revolutionize the way we go about our daily lives, whether it's shopping, meeting friends or even going to a doctor's appointment.
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7 Best Places to Visit in New York for National New York Day
This week marks National New York Day, an
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The Flavorful Odyssey: A History of Fried Rice
The legacy of fried rice is strong and thanks to its resourcefulness, it has led to being a dish accepted around the globe, from the Americas to Australia. Today we celebrate National Fried Rice Day with a look back at the history of this dish.
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7 Factors That Led to the Downfall of the Roman Empire
Historians and scholars can point to plenty of reasons why the great Roman Empire crumbled. Today we are looking at seven major reasons.
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In Memoriam: The Top 7 Moments of Aaron Rodgers' Career
Aaron Rodgers opened the 2023 season with a new team, the New York Jets, but after just four plays, he would suffer a season-ending injury. Now we are taking a look back at some of his career-defining moments.
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7 Infamous Assassination Attempts
History is filled of attempted assassinations of history-making figures, both evil and good men. This is just seven of those assassination attempts.
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Oleg Gordievsky: The Cold War's Double Agent
One of the most influential spies during the Cold War was Oleg Gordievsky. The information he provided help the U.S. and Russia avoid a nuclear disaster.
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Theories Behind Flight 93's Intended Target
Flight 93 was hijacked by Al Qaeda terrorists with the intention of striking at the heart of the country, but thanks to the heroic passengers, the plane crash landed in a field. The question remains what the intended target was.
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History of 9 Spooky Halloween Traditions
Halloween is a time for ghost stories, spooks and trick-or-treating, but do you know the story behind some of the more popular Halloween traditions?
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7 Crimes Solved by America's Most Wanted
America's Most Wanted was a popular television show that helped solve many crimes leading to the capture of many on the top 10 fugitives list.
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7 Pop Culture Beliefs Debunked
As we continue to experience pop culture, some of the stories we have been told have been proven to be lies.
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5 Famous Men Responsible for Catching the World's Deadliest Serial Killers
Many in law enforcement have played a part in hunting down the world's most evil people including serial killers, these are five men who are best known for capturing some of America's most infamous killers.
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12 Notorious Crimes of The Century
The current century has been bogged down by crimes of all types, whether its terrorism, sexual abuse, or financial crimes. These are just 12 infamous crimes of the century.
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Bray Wyatt's 10 Greatest WWE Moments
Wrestling fans lost a legend on Friday, when news broke of the tragic passing of Bray Wyatt. This is a look back some of his greatest moments in WWE.
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10 Most Memorable Scenes from the Scream Franchise
The Scream franchise is one of the best horror franchises and leaves fans with some memorable and iconic scenes throughout its six-film legacy.
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5 Movies That Were Box Office Disasters
While we have seen some major successes at the box office over the years, not all films can rake in the money. Some films were massive financial disasters.
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6 Great Episodes of The Twilight Zone
The Twilight Zone has become one of America's most popular and memorable tv shows in television history. The episodes are filled with great storytelling and horror.
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The Best Places to Go for Christmas
Whether you want to celebrate Christmas in the sand or the snow, there are many great places to visit this coming holiday season.
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The Origin of Labor Day: A Tribute to the American Worker
Labor Day is a day filled of barbecues, parades and end of summer dips in the lake. However, this holiday has a deeper meaning.
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Opening the Book on Project Blue Book
Project Blue Book was established to analyze and determine whether these UFO sightings were real and whether they were a threat to national security.
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The Importance of Ohio in Elections
The state of Ohio has played a major part in presidential elections, with recent elections showing signs the state is becoming a Republican stronghold.
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The Assassination of Mob Boss Salvatore Maranzano
Mob boss Salvatore Maranzano is one of the most pivotal figures in the history of the American Mafia and also the most mysterious, leading to his assassination.
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Shocking Recordings the FBI Owns That Will Blow You Away
The FBI has a controversial past recorded in history through some unflattering tape recordings that shine a light on some of history's most tragic moments including the Waco Siege and the 1993 WTC bombing.
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History's Long Forgotten Trials of the Century
American history has been filled with many cases that have earned the moniker of "the trial of the century." We're going to look at a few of those from history.
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The Horrific Unsolved Murder of Robert Wone
The shocking and tragic death of Robert Wone has left a family without answers, and many people theorizing what could have happened.
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The Most Infamous Hacks in History
The United States is constantly a target of hackers, whether it's the government or even American industries like film and technology.
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6 of the Most Feared Men in U.S. History
There have been plenty of evil men who have left the public in terror, from serial killers to cult leaders and even some political figures.
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Famous Historical Figures Who Were Almost On the Titanic
The Titanic was a premiere ocean liner that attracted the rich and famous. Luckily for some of America's most historical figures, they passed on traveling via the Titanic.
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The Zodiac Killer's Most Shocking Theory
Everyone assumed the Zodiac Killer was an actual serial killer moving through California and targeting couples. However, one man believes it may all be a hoax.
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Seven Surprising Facts About Oceangate: The Company With the Titanic Sub
The company behind the Titan submersible, has a dark and questionable history, as they looked to explore the dark depths of the ocean.
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China's Nine-Dash Line Controversy
The nine-dash line looks nothing more than a dashed line on paper, but the Chinese government and military take it very seriously.
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Shocking Moments in White House History
The White House been witness to some great moments in history, but also moments that many may want to forget ever happened.
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The Biggest Search and Rescue Missions over the Last 50 Years
Search and rescue operations have been involved in some massive missions over the last 50 years, whether it's terrorism-related or just a freak natural disaster.
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Ukraine Invasion: The Rise and Fall of the Wagner Group Rebellion
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, Putin's hired and paid paramilitary, the Wagner Group attempted a mutiny against the Russian president.
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The Unbelievable Rise of WWE Superstar L.A. Knight
L.A. Knight has become one of the most popular wrestlers in the WWE ahead of the upcoming 2023 Money in the Bank Premium Live Event on July 1st.
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The Unusual Death of Michelle Von Emster
On April 15, 1994, two surfers found the broken and mutilated body of 25-year-old Michelle Von Emster in the water at Sunset Cliffs, California.
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National Bingo Day: A Game for Everyone
Every year June 27, is set aside to celebrate National Bingo Day. A popular game that can trace its history back to the 18th century.
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The Horrors of The Richardson Family Murders
12-year-old Jasmine Richardson murdered her family in the quiet community of Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada, leaving a town scarred by the tragic event and looking for answers.
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The Real History Behind Some of Indiana Jones' Greatest Artifacts
The Indiana Jones franchise always focuses on a "historic" artifact, while some fake, others have been inspired by real life historical artifacts.
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The Strange Unsolved Deaths of the Yuba County Five
Five boys left a basketball game at California State University, Chico and was expected to return home but never made it, leaving more answers than questions to what happened.
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Looking at How The Hunter Biden Case Could Potentially Affect the 2024 Election
president Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden recently reached a plea deal that some consider a "sweetheart deal" after pleading guilty to charges of tax evasion and a gun charge.
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Horror Story Comes to Life: The Slender Man Stabbing
Two girls' attempt to murder their friend in the name of a fictional character highlights the dangers of internet influence and blurring the lines between fiction and reality. A cautionary tale urging vigilance, mental health support, and responsible online behavior.
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The Horrific Robert Fisher Family Murders
Robert Fisher murdered his wife and two kids and manages to evade law enforcement to this day.
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The Normalstorg Robbery: The Origins of Stockholm Syndrome
The Norrmalmstorg robbery was a bank robbery and hostage crisis best known as the origin of the term Stockholm syndrome.
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The Shocking Murder of Prison Guard Donna Payant
Donna Payant was murdered while on duty as a New York state corrections murder. She was murdered by inmate Lemuel Smith. However, there is more to the story.
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Diving Deep into the Second Indictment Against Donald Trump
Former President Trump pleaded not guilty in a historic federal indictment surrounding his owning of classified documents.
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The Strange and Mysterious Disappearance of Bryce Laspisa
A young man started behaving strangely and then disappeared over 350 miles from his home.
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The Brutal Murder of Nick Howard
18-year-old Nick Howard took out a life insurance policy shortly before dying under mysterious circumstances. Who was to benefit?
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Unmasking the Legacy of Theodore Kaczynski
Theodore Kaczynski is best known as the "Unabomber" and is one of the most infamous figures in American history. From 1978 to 1995, Kaczynski sent out multiple mail bombs across the country, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries
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The Shocking Disappearance of Girly Chew
The murder of Girly Chew may have resulted in the conviction of Diazien Hossencofft and Linda Henning, family and friends have not found closure, as Girly Chew's body has still not been found.
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The Tragic Murder of Michelle Martinko
The murder of Michelle Martinko occurred in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on December 19, 1979. It was a cold case until 2018, when familial DNA identified a suspect 39 years after the crime who was charged, tried and convicted of her murder.
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The Tragic Murder of Tristyn Bailey
The quiet community of St. Johns County, Florida was shaken to its core by the murder of 13-year-old cheerleader Tristyn Bailey, on May 9, 2021;
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The Shocking Story of The Barefoot Bandit
Colton Harris Moore earned the nickname Barefoot Bandit after committing multiple crimes without wearing shoes, including stealing six planes.
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The Shocking Bali Suitcase Murder
The murder of Sheila Mack sent shockwaves not just in Bali but across the globe, leaving her daughter in jail for murder.
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Houston's Haunting Ice Box Murders
Police made a shocking discovery on June 23, 1965 in Houston, Texas. Edwina and Fred Rogers were found brutally murdered in their home, their dismembered bodies hidden away in their refrigerator.
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The Halloween Murders: The Liske Family Massacre
Halloween is the perfect time for a killer to hide among the innocent and slowly slip away. This time their hiding among their family.
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Tragedy Strikes: The Carson City IHOP Restaurant Murders
On September 6, 2011, 32-year-old Eduardo Sencion entered the Carson City IHOP around 9:00 a.m. and headed for the back where he began shooting.
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The Shocking Unsolved Murder of Missy Bevers
Missy Bevers arrived at the church parking lot at 4:18 am on April 18th. She started moving her equipment inside, but didn't know that an unknown individual wearing SWAT gear was lying in wait.
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The Sophie Sergie Murder: A Tragic Tale from the Frozen North
On April 23, 1993, Sophie Sergie flew to Fairbanks for a dentist appointment and was staying with her friends but by Sunday night, she was nowhere to be found.
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Tommy Lynn Sells: The Coast to Coast Killer
Tommy Sells is one of America's most evil serial killers. His crime spree spread across the country, leaving the police struggling to track him down.
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The Disappearance and Murder of Brittanee Drexel
17 year old Brittanee Drexel was last seen in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina on April 25, 2009. She disappeared after sneaking away for spring break.
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Trick or Treat Nightmare: The Murder of Peter Fabiano
When Peter Fabiano opened the door on the night of Halloween to what he thought were late-night trick or treaters, he was in for the shock of his life.
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The Gitchie Manitou Murders: An Unforgettable Night in 1973
The 1973 Gitchie Manitou murders is one of Iowa's most infamous murders. The 1973 murders involved an attack on a group of five teenagers, four ended up dead and a fifth was kidnapped and raped.
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Lisa Nowak - The Love Triangle from Space
Lisa Nowak was once a decorated U.S. astronaut but got involved in a love triangle and attempted to kidnap Air Force Captain Colleen Shipman, and witnessed her career spiral out of control.
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The Mysterious Death of Sarah Widmer
The death of Sarah Widmer is a complex case full of mystery, forensic science and courtroom dramas. After three trials, Sarah's husband Ryan was finally convicted of murder.
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The Heart-Wrenching Mystery: The Murder of Deidre Kennedy
On April 14 1973, the Kennedy family awoke in their Ipswich, Queensland unit to discover the unthinkable. 16-month-old Deidre Kennedy was missing from her cot, having been abducted by an intruder overnight.
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The Horrific Unsolved Lake Bodom Murders
The Lake Bodom Murders have become one of the most infamous unsolved crimes in Finland's history. The murders occurred on June 5, 1960, when four teenagers were camping at Lake Bodom, around 13 miles from Helsinki.
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Long Island Serial Killer: An Unsolved Enigma
Also known as LISK, the Craigslist Ripper, and the Gilgo Beach Killer, the Long Island serial killer is believed to have murdered at least 10 and up to 16 people spanning two decades. He was first identified in 2010 during the search for Shannan Gilbert.
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The Unsolved Disappearance of Maura Murray
Maura Murray is an American woman who disappeared on the evening of February 9, 2004, after a car crash on Route 112 near Woodsville, New Hampshire, a village in the town of Haverhill.
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The Shocking Murder of Army Specialist Vanessa Guillen
The case of Vanessa Guillen's murder shocked the country and opened eyes to the reality of sexual harassment and violence within the military.
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The Shocking Death of Tiffany Valiante
Ever since Tiffany Valiante was gruesomely killed by an oncoming train in 2015, questions have remained about what really happened.
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The Daniel Morcombe Case: A Tragic Tale of Lost Innocence
The case of the Daniel Morcombe murder remains one of the most tragic and high profile child abduction and murder cases in Australia's history.
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The Shocking Murder of Cari Farver
Dave Kroupa met Cari Farver when she brought her car to his shop. When they began seeing each other, Cari became a threat to Liz Golyar, who would do anything to keep Dave to herself- even kill.
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The Disappearance of Kyron Horman: An Unsolved Enigma
Law enforcement and the family of Kyron Horman are still left with no answers to the question fo what happened to 7-year-old Kyron.
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Remembering Yingying Zhang: Tragedy, Justice, and Legacy
Yingying Zhang was a young, bright, hopeful woman pursuing her dreams from China in the United States when her life was tragically cut short.
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The Tragic Murder of Lauren McCluskey
The murder of Lauren McCluskey is a tragic story of a bright student athlete whose life was senselessly cut short. Lauren's death shakes the pillars of trust we place in the institutions meant to protect us, highlighting the importance of acting upon signs of danger early and quickly.
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The 1999 Atlanta Day Trading Firm Shootings
On July 29, 1999, a quiet summer day in Atlanta, Georgia was rocked by a series of horrific events that would forever change the lives of countless people and spark a national conversation about the factors contributing to such violent acts.
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The Edmond Oklahoma Post Office Massacre
August 20, 1986 is a day etched in the memory of the United States, specifically for the community of Edmond, Oklahoma. It was the moment in history when the term "going postal" was born, following a tragic incident that took place at the local post office.
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The Enigmatic Case of Suzanne Morphew
The disappearance of Suzanne Morphew has left law enforcement dumbfounded and with plenty of questions without answers.
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Matthew Leveson: A Tragic Tale of Love, Betrayal, and Justice
Matthew Leveson was an Australian man who was last seen leaving a Sydney nightclub on 23 September 2007. He was reported missing by his family after he failed to show up to work.
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Nancy Pfister: Death of an Aspen Socialite
Nancy Pfister was a well-known Aspen socialite, but sadly met a tragic end in 2014 when her life was taken from her. Police looked at several suspects, including her tenants, William and Nancy Styler, and her friend and assistant Katherine Carpenter.
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Blake Leibel and the Iana Kasian Hollywood Murder
In 2016, Hollywood was shocked by the brutal murder of Ukrainian-born model and aspiring actress, Iana Kasian.
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Grace Millane: British Backpacker Murdered by Tinder Date
Grace Millane was a young British woman who was celebrating her graduation with a backpacking trip. Her life was tragically cut short during a Tinder date in New Zealand in 2018. Her murder sparked global outrage and garnered widespread attention.
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The Murders of Jennifer and Abby Blagg: A Perfect Family's Dark Side
The shocking death of Jennifer and Abby Blagg captivated and horrified the country for years. It began as an ordinary day in 2001. Then, Michael Blagg reported his wife Jennifer and daughter Abby missing.
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The Diane Schuler Accident: A Deadly Crash That Shocked America
On July 26, 2009, Diane Schuler, a cable company executive and "supermom," drove her van the wrong way down the Taconic State Parkway in New York and collided with an SUV, killing eight people, including four children.
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Murder in Montana: The Unsolved Murder of Dexter Stefonek
Dexter Stefonek was last seen alive in Park City, Montana. He had stopped at a gas station to fill up his Plymouth Horizon.
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A Call for Change: The Denise Amber Lee Kidnapping
Denise Amber Lee was a 21-year-old woman who was murdered by Michael King in the state of Florida on January 17, 2008 after he had kidnapped and raped her earlier in the day.
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Robert Benjamin Rhoades: The Truck Stop Killer
Robert Benjamin Rhoades, best known as the Truck Stop Killer, has gone down in history as one of America's most sadistic serial killers.
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The Millennium Dome Raid: A Daring Heist Foiled by Meticulous Planning
The Millennium Dome raid was a daring but unsuccessful, attempt by a crew of thieves to steal millions in diamonds from the De Beers Diamond Exhibition at the Millennium Dome in London.
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Tick Tock Terror: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Collar Bomb Heist
On August 28, 2003, 46-year-old Brian Wells, a pizza delivery man in Eerie, Pennsylvania was on his way delivering two pizzas to an address just outside of town. Little did he know that this would not be a routine delivery.
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The Mysterious Disappearance of Judge Joseph F. Crater
On August 6, 1930, Judge Joseph F. Crater vanished from the streets of New York City, leaving behind a trail of questions and speculation that persists to this day.
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Ken Rex McElroy: Vigilante Justice?
The strange murder of Ken Rex McElroy is one of the better known cases of vigilante justice in American history.
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The Mystery of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Heist
The shocking robbery of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum left dumbfounded investigators with few answers. The artwork remains missing to this day.
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The Air France Flight 139 Hijacking: A Tense Standoff and Dramatic Rescue Mission
In 1976, Air France Flight 139 was hijacked by Palestinian and German terrorists. A dramatic rescue mission by Israeli forces ended the standoff.
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Terror In the Skies: The Hijacking of Flight 8969
The Hijacking of Flight 8969 left a lasting impact on the aviation industry and opened the world's eyes to the reality of terrorism in the skies.
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Operation Cyclone: The CIA's Attempt at Shaping Afghanistan in Its Favor
Operation Cyclone was the code name for the United States Central Intelligence Agency program to arm and finance the Afghan mujahideen in Afghanistan from 1979 to 1992.
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Oklahoma City Bombing: A Tragic Day in American History
The Oklahoma City Bombing shook the entire United States and opened the country's eyes to domestic terrorism.
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The Loomis Fargo Robbery: Inside Job of the Century
The Loomis Fargo robbery of 1997 was a meticulously planned heist by trusted employees, resulting in the theft of $17.3 million in cash.
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The Securitas Depot Robbery: The Largest Cash Heist in British History
The 2006 Securitas depot robbery in Tonbridge, England, was the UK's largest cash heist.
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The Boston Marathon Bombing: Terror, Tragedy and Resilience
The 10-year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing was on April 15, 2023. The 2013 domestic terror attack, which claimed the lives of Krystle Marie Campbell, Martin William Richard, and Lingzi Lu, is the subject of a Netflix docuseries "American Manhunt: The Boston Marathon Bombing."
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The Hatton Garden Safe Deposit Company Heist
The Hatton Garden Safe Deposit Company Heist is was one of the most elaborate heists in modern criminal history. It took place over Easter weekend in 2015 in London.
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The Harry Winston Jewelry Store Robbery: A Daring Heist for the Ages
A crew of masterful thieves dubbed the "Pink Panthers," broke into a Harry Winston jewelry store and walked away with over $100 million in jewels and other valuables.
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Dazzling Deception: Unraveling the Enigma of the Antwerp Diamond Heist
The Antwerp diamond heist is one of the most infamous global diamond heists in history. While the perpetrators have been caught, most of the loot is still missing.
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The Central Bank of Iraq Robbery: A Heist That Shocked the World
The Central Bank of Iraq heist is one of the most infamous in history. As the country was nearing invasion, Saddam Hussein was trying to steal some money from the bank.
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The Banco Central Burglary: A Daring Heist That Shocked the World
The Banco Central burglary has become one of the most infamous and daring heists in criminal history, with the robbers managing to steal nearly $70 million in Brazilian currency.
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Viktor Bout: Unraveling the Life of The 'Merchant of Death'
Viktor Bout was one of the most infamous arms dealers in criminal history. Bout ended up serving 10 years in prison for his crimes before being released in a prisoner swap with the United States and Russia.
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Unraveling the United California Bank Heist
In 1972, the Dinsio gang executed the United California Bank Heist, stealing millions from 436 safe deposit boxes but falling victim to their own mistakes and getting caught by police.
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The Elizabeth Smart Case: A Story of Survival and Resilience
The Elizabeth Smart case in 2002 captivated the world when she was abducted from her bedroom. Her rescue marked the end of a traumatic time and led to advocacy work for child safety and prevention.
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The Sarposa Prison Escape: The Taliban's Successful Operation
The Sarposa Prison Escape was a masterful planned and executed prison break inside an Afghanistan prison. While some were caught, others remain free and in hiding.
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A Chilling Chapter in American History: The DC Snipers
The 2002 DC Sniper attack left the Washington D.C. metro area shaken and in a state of fear, while mistakes were made, law enforcement changed their investigation tactics.
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George Reeves: Suspicious Death of a Hollywood Legend
George Reeves' suspicious death in 1959 remains an unsolved Hollywood mystery. Inconsistencies in the investigation and various theories cast doubt on the suicide verdict, fueling speculation.
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The Mysterious Tragedy of the Dyatlov Pass Incident
The Dyatlov Pass incident is a mysterious tragedy that occurred in 1959 in the Ural Mountains of Russia, leaving nine experienced hikers dead. The cause of their deaths remains unsolved and has led to various conspiracy theories and speculation.
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The Mysterious Murder of Roland T. Owen in Room 1046
A 1935 unsolved mystery in Kansas City confounds people to this day. The victim's identity was eventually determined to be Artemus Ogletree, and the circumstances surrounding his death are shrouded in mystery.
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The Architect of Murder: The Chilling Story of H.H. Holmes
H.H. Holmes will be remembered as one of the evilest people to come out of Chicago or anywhere. With his "murder hotel," he preyed on victims, torturing and killing them and eventually disposing of their bodies in a variety of ways.
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The Jamison Family Mystery: Disappeared Without a Trace
The Jamison family disappeared without a trace in 2009, baffling law enforcement in southeast Oklahoma. Four years later, their partial remains were discovered, but the mystery of what happened to Bobby, Sherilyn, and Madyson still haunts the area.
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The Infamous Lizzie Borden Murders that Continue to Puzzle the Nation
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10 People Still Being Hunted by the FBI
These are some of the most wanted fugitives on the planet. For this list, we’ll be looking at the worst criminals who are still wanted by the FBI in 2023. Our countdown includes Jason Derek Brown, Bradford Bishop, Abdul Rahman Yasin, and more. Do you think these people will ever be caught?
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The Shocking New York Museum of Natural History Heist
The American Museum of Natural History on New York's Upper West Side is the largest of its kind in the world, attracting five million visitors a year to see its collections. In 1964, a bunch of beach bums from Miami set their sights on a dazzling exhibit—a valuable collection of jewels.
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The Menendez Brothers: A Family's Dark Secrets
One of the most infamous murders in Hollywood is the murder of José and Kitty Menendez at the hands of their own sons Lyle and Erik.
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The Batista and Triple H Rivalry: A Memorable Feud in Wrestling History
One of the greatest rivalries in WWE history is the Batista and Triple H rivalry. A rivalry where the apprentice turns on the master.
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Top 7 WWE Wrestlers of the 2000s: A Golden Era of Sports Entertainment
The 2000's was an amazing year for World Wrestling Entertainment when it comes to delivering a strong and entertaining product to fans.
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The Haunting Legacy of the Boston Strangler
The killing spree of the Boston Strangler left the city of Boston in a state of panic. The police were never able to find their killer before their key suspect died under suspicious circumstances.
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Revisiting the Villisca Axe Murders Over a Century Later
The Villisca axe murders shook the small community of Villisca, Iowa, and left eight people dead. Questions still abound and no suspect has ever been arrested or charged for these murders. Was it the work of a serial killer?
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The Heinterkaifeck Murders: Germany's Most Infamous Cold Case
The Heinterkaifeck murders are among Germany's most infamous and disturbing unsolved cases. Who committed these murders and why? Was it a serial killer? Or was it an act of revenge?
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Tylenol Murders: Unsolved Enigma
The 1982 Chicago Tylenol murders left the country in fear of store-bought medications and changed the way companies like Johnson & Johnson package their products. The killer is still at large.
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The Story of Richard Trenton Chase, the “Vampire of Sacramento”
Richard Trenton Chase was a horrific serial killer called the “Vampire of Sacramento,” whose chilling childhood and adult behavior foreshadowed some of the most horrifying murders ever adjudicated.
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Peter Sutcliffe: The "Yorkshire Ripper"
Peter Sutcliffe, aka "The Yorkshire Ripper," killed 13 women and attempted to murder seven more. His brutal attacks terrorized Northern England in the 1970s and '80s. He was finally caught in 1980 and convicted of all charges, receiving a life sentence.
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The Torso Killer: The Sadistic Serial Killer Who Evaded Justice
The Cleveland Torso Killer left the city of Cleveland in shock and remains unidentified. This is one of the most infamous unsolved serial killer cases in history.
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The Gainesville Ripper: Inspiration for the "Scream" Films
The Scream movie franchise is a favorite series of many horror fans. But did you know the films were partly inspired by true events? In 1990, Danny Rolling earned the nickname "the Gainesville Ripper" for a series of grisly murders in Florida.
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America's Most Infamous Manhunts
There have been plenty of massive manhunts conducted by law enforcement, whether it's hunting down terrorists, serial killers or bank robbers.
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Iraq's Largest Chemical Weapons Attack on Civilians
Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's chemical weapons attack against the Kurds remains one of the largest chemical attacks in history, killing countless Kurds.
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5 Cold Cases from the '70s That Still Intrigue Us Today
The '70s was a decade of crimes that left police unsuccessful in their efforts to track down the killers. While most of the following cases remain unsolved today, after 40+ years, there is a resolution to one infamous case from Northern California.
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Most Infamous Serial Killers in the 1980s
Some people believe the 1980s was the peak decade of serial killers when a viral surge of psychopathic lone-wolf murderers roamed the countryside looking for victims. This article covers some of the most sadistic and infamous 80s serial killers.
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The Lufthansa Heist: The Mafia's Greatest Robbery
The Lufthansa heist is one of the most infamous crimes in American history. The masterminds of the massive criminal enterprise ended up with a $5 million score in cash and jewelry.
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Tara Calico Case: The Perplexing Polaroid
The disappearance of Tara Calico left the country in shock and police dumbfounded. Decades later, will the case ever be solved?
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Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders: A Tragic and Unsolved Case
The Girl Scout Murders has become one of the most infamous unsolved cases in American history. Questions remain surrounding the violent deaths of three young children at a camp.
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The Murdaugh Family Murders: A Complex Web of Scandal and Intrigue
The Murdaugh family murders left a community in shock and brought down the legacy and power of a family that once controlled the legal system.
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The Green River Killer: A Haunting Tale of a Prolific Serial Killer
The Green River Killer has become one of the most infamous serial killers in American history.
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The Baker Street Robbery: Unraveling the Most Audacious Heist in British History
The Baker Street bank burglary is one of Britain's most daring heists. Some of the robbers managed to escape with their share of the loot, while others were eventually caught.
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John Edward Robinson: The Internet's First Serial Killer
John Robinson saw the potential of the internet and used it for evil, murdering at least eight women in Kansas and Missouri and storing their bodies on his farm.
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Viktor Bout: The Notorious Arms Dealer
Viktor Bout is one of the most infamous weapons dealers in the world. He has allegedly provided weapons to the United States and global terror groups including Al Qaeda.
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The Most Dangerous Active Serial Killers in the 2020s
Despite a decline in overall activity since the 1980s, there is still an alarming number of active serial killers. This article profiles several of the most dangerous killers that may still be out there, including updates on the arrest of a suspect in the Long Island Serial Killer case.
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Murder, Inc.: Deadly Criminal Enterprise
Murder Inc. was a notorious criminal organization that operated in the United States during the 1930s and '40s. The group, also known as the "Combination," was responsible for numerous high-profile assassinations and murders on behalf of the National Crime Syndicate.
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Serial Killer Ed Gein: A Gruesome Chapter in Criminal History
Ed Gein is a notorious serial killer from Plainfield, Wisconsin, who was arrested in 1957 for the murder of Bernice Worden. He became infamous for his gruesome crimes, including necrophilia, cannibalism, and the creation of human skin garments.
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Charlie Brandt: The Horrific Crimes of a Florida Serial Killer
Discover the shocking crimes of Florida's notorious serial killer, Charlie Brandt, and the tragic events that led to his brutal killing spree.
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The BTK Killer: Family Man Turned Serial Killer
The BTK Killer terrorized the community of Wichita, Kansas, leaving a trail of dead bodies in his path. The BTK killer was known for his method of binding, torturing, and killing his victims.
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Is the Mystery of the Somerton Man Solved?
The mystery of the Somerton Man has stumped amateur sleuths and law enforcement for years, but there is a chance his identity has been solved.
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The Pierre Hotel Robbery: A Daring Heist That Shook New York City
The Pierre Hotel robbery was one of the most brazen and daring heists in American history.
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Robert Kennedy Assassination: Was There a Cover-Up?
The assassination of Robert Kennedy is surrounded by a number of suspicious facts and individuals, leading many to believe that the real story behind Robert Kennedy's death was covered up.
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John List: Calculated Family Killer and Longtime Fugitive
John Emil List was one of the most sadistic men in history. In 1971, the List family murders shocked the people of Westfield, New Jersey, and sent investigators on an 18-year manhunt.
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The Most Infamous Serial Killers of the 2000s
Serial killers in the 2000s committed some of the most heinous and infamous murders in history. Remarkably, many of them are relatively unknown in the annals of true crime. This article looks at over a dozen of the most sinister murderers from the beginning of the millennium.
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The Unsolved Murder of Lindsay Buziak
The Lindsay Buziak case involved the murder of a young woman who was showing a house in Victoria, BC in 2008. New information was revealed in 2020 when documents were unsealed, suggesting that the killing was not random.
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Rust Shooting: Alec Baldwin's Charges
Alec Baldwin and Hannah Gutierrez-Reed were charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of Halyna Hutchins while filming "Rust." They face a virtual court appearance and could face up to 18 months in jail and a $5,000 fine if convicted.
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Caleb McGillvary: Viral Sensation Turned Murderer
Caleb McGillvary went viral in 2013 after saving a man's life and giving a bizarre TV interview. He was later charged with murder and is currently serving a 57-year sentence in New Jersey prison. Despite his actions, his viral fame lives on in internet lore.
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Most Infamous Serial Killers of the 1970s
The 1970s were known for disco, fashion, and counterculture values, but 14 serial killers in the '70s decade collectively ended over 600 lives.
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Jack the Ripper: England's Most Infamous Serial Killer
Jack the Ripper was an infamous serial killer in 1888 London. His identity remains unknown but suspects include Thomas Neill Cream, Montague Druitt, James Maybrick, Walter Sickert, and even Prince Albert Victor Christian Edward. The murders sparked changes in crime investigation worldwide.
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D.C. Snipers: A Tale of Terror and the Hunt for Justice
The "Beltway sniper" shootings terrorized the Washington D.C. region in October 2002. Who were John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo and what were their motivations?
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Randy Kraft: How the "Scorecard Killer" was Finally Captured
Randy Kraft was a serial killer responsible for multiple murders between 1972 and 1983. Despite inconsistencies in evidence suggesting the presence of an accomplice, Kraft was only charged with 16 murders. His case raises questions about the true number of his victims and whether he acted alone.
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The Brink's Robbery of 1950: One of the Biggest Heists in U.S. History
The Great Brink's Robbery of 1950 was a meticulously planned and executed operation by a group of eleven men, led by Anthony Pino. They stole over $2.75 million in cash, checks, and securities from the Brink's depot in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Doctor Death: UK Serial Killer Harold Shipman
Harold Shipman has etched his name into the United Kingdom's history books by becoming the most prolific serial killer England has ever seen.
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The Shocking Murder of David Grunwald in Rural Alaska
David Grunwald, a high school student from the quiet, rural town of Palmer, Alaska, went missing in 2016. Investigators soon uncovered evidence of a shocking abduction and murder committed by a group of teenagers at a party.
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Samuel Little: America's Most Prolific Serial Killer
Following years of evading justice, Samuel Little, one of the most notorious serial murderers in American annals, was ultimately captured. He accepted responsibility for 93 killings, providing comfort to the bereaved families and proving the efficacy of genetic material in solving offenses.
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The Best Option to Dethroning Roman Reigns of WWE and Universal Titles
Dethroning Roman Reigns: Clean pinfall in the middle of the ring, all belts lost at once, one match to close out WM night two, new GM/ authority figure, Sami Zayn leaves bloodline, Usos hospitalized, Solo Sikoa arrested, Heyman abandons Roman and killer match with emotional performance.
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The Unsolved Case of the "Axeman of New Orleans"
The Axeman of New Orleans, active between 1918 and 1919, used an axe as his weapon of choice. The Axeman primarily targeted Italian-American grocers and their families and left letters to the press. The case remains unsolved.
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2011 Norway Attacks: Anders Behring Breivik's Motivations and Impact
Explore the motivations and aftermath of the 2011 Norway attacks committed by far-right terrorist Anders Behring Breivik. Remember the victims and work towards a more peaceful future.
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The Unsolved Mystery of the Keddie Cabin Murders
What happened in Cabin 28? Uncover the unsolved mystery of the brutal Keddie Cabin Murders of 1981, a triple-slaying and missing child case that still haunts a small California community. Is it any closer to getting solved?
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The Amanda Knox Case: Who Was the Real Killer of Meredith Kercher?
The murder of Meredith Kercher and the subsequent trials of Amanda Knox raised questions about the Italian criminal justice system. This is the story of a young woman's fight for justice after being wrongfully convicted several times.
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Israel Keyes: How the Elusive Serial Killer Was Finally Caught
Israel Keyes was one of the most infamous serial killers of the 2000s. But he managed to evade detection for a long time—that is, until the murder of Samantha Koenig, which precipitated Keyes' downfall.
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The Capture of the Son of Sam
The capture of David Berkowitz, also known as the "Son of Sam," brought an end to a year-long killing spree in New York City in 1977. The case highlights the importance of good police work and not giving up in the face of evil.
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Idaho College Murders: The Case Against Bryan Kohberger
An arrest affidavit for a 28-year-old PhD student, Bryan Kohberger, has been released in which he is accused of murdering four people: Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, Maddie Mogen, and Kaylee Goncalves.