Here Is The Story Behind 10 Of The Craziest Mugshots Of All Time And What Landed The Suspects In Jail
Sometimes the mugshot of an arrest becomes the news more than the crime. Here is the story behind 10 infamous mugshots taken from across the U.S.
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Shocked us to the core: Here are the worst cases of domestic terrorism in U.S. history
Each time America faces a case of domestic terrorism, it shocks the country. Here are some of the most notable cases of mass murder in the country's history.
Hitchhiking nightmares: These killers targeted people simply looking for a lift to their next destination
Here is a list of killers who targeted hitchhikers for their crimes. The suspects murdered and sometimes raped the victims. Many of the cases are well known.Danger on the streets: Two Brits were walking in London, only to find their killer along their path
Sabina Nessa and Sarah Everard were both killed as they walked along London streets in recent months. Their homicides have sparked outrage and calls for change.A co-ed was stabbed in the book stacks at the Penn State library. Five decades later, who killed her remains a question.
Betsy Aardsma was stabbed to death in the library at Penn State University in 1969. Decades later, her killer remains free and the case has gone cold.Here are the most terrifying cases of Munchausen Syndrome by mother's against their children
Here are famous cases of Munchausen Syndrome where mothers inflicted pain on their children, sometimes even causing death. Which terrifying case shocked you the most?Three children were all found raped and murdered in New York state, but that wasn't the only thing they had in common
Three children were killed the same way in the same area of New York in the 1970s. But was it one killer or more? Their cases became known as "The Alphabet Murders."8 people were murdered aboard an Alaskan fishing ship. While it's the state's most famous mass killing, it's also unsovled.
Eight people died aboard the "Investor" fishing ship in the 1980s in Alaska in the state's largest mass murder. But, the case has gone cold and remains unsolved.Seven people disappeared from the foothill of Vermont mountains. But, where did they go?
In the 1940s and 1950s, several people went missing near the same Vermont mountain town. But, what happened? Was it the weather or was a killer at play?The 'I-95 Killer' left a trail of bodies along the East Coast and managed to always stay one step ahead of the cops.
Gary Bowles was known as the "I-95 Killer" and managed to stay ahead of police as he left dead bodies along the East Coast. Here is the story of his killings and capture.He killed a couple in a park then went to live a normal life for decades. Now, he'll die in prison.
An 84-year-old was sentenced to life in prison for the cold-case murder of a couple in a Wisconsin park. The suspect lived a normal life for decades after the killings.Trips from hell: The stories of Americans who traveled abroad and never returned home
For some Americans, the dream of traveling overseas turned into a nightmare. Here are cases of people who went missing or who were murdered during their trips.It's not just guns: Did you know these everyday objects have been used to commit murder?
While many murders are committed using knives or guns, that is not always the case. Here are some everyday objects that people used to kill others.Who was Elizabeth Short? The woman behind America's most famous unsolved case
The background and life of Elizabeth Short, who was killed in the Black Dahlia case. The story might be the most famous unsolved crime in American history.30 years ago DNA was used for the first time to catch a serial killer. Here's how the murderer was caught.
In Virginia, detectives investigating a series of rapes and Virginia first used DNA 30 years ago to catch a serial killer. The technology is commonplace now but was cutting edge.'Like a bad dream': How an up-and-coming Hollywood actress was brainwashed into a sex cult
Allison Mack was an actress who appeared on shows such as Smallville, but her secret life included a role in the sex cult NXIVM. Now she could head to prison for it.Crazy crimes connected to the social media platform TikTok, and one time it helped solve a cold case
Here are some crimes connected to the social media platform TikTok and its users. The app and its users even helped solve a cold case in Arizona.George Hodel: Doctor. Genius. Serial Killer: The story of the main suspect in the Black Dahlia killing.
George Hodel was a doctor in Los Angeles but has long been considered a prime suspect in the killing of Elizabeth Short, also known as the Black Dahlia.The Connecticut River Valley Killer: Why the prime suspect hasn't been ID'ed as a serial murderer.
The Connecticut River Valley Killer murdered 7 women in Vermont and New Hampshire. While many say there is a prime suspect, police say he is not the serial killer.Here are some TV shows inspired by real-life True Crime events. How many have you seen?
You may have seen the TV shows, but do you know the real-life, True Crime events that inspired them? Here are some popular shows based on real crimes.These dads committed inconceivable crimes of murder. Do you remember their cases?
Here are some dads who committed unspeakable crimes that included the murder of women and children. Many of their stories shocked the nations when police made the arrests.Forgotten Noir: Was a serial killer at work in 1940s LA responsible for the Black Dahlia killing?
The 1940s were a dangerous time in Los Angeles for attractive young women, with several showing up dead and their killer never arrested. Was a serial killer at work?Here are 10 of the most famous assassinations that changed the course of history
Whether it's for political or personal reasons, assassinations can change the course of history. Here are 10 of the most famous killings of notable people.A Yale's student murder looked like road rage at first glance. But, when police dug deeper, they found more to the crime.
A Yale student was murdered in February and his alleged killer was arrested in Alabama months later. Arrest warrants show new details on the crime and the police investigation.‘Bullet holes everywhere’: The Amish Schoolhouse Massacre and the reactions of two communities
A man took girls hostage at an Amish school in Pennsylvania and killed five of them. Here's a recap of the case and the reactions of the community.From YouTube to criminal: How threats on social media turned to actual crimes
Some on YouTube make threats and act on their warnings. Here are the stories about how some who posted on social media became killers and criminals.Eight Minutes that changed the world: The brutal Texas killing that led to the AMBER Alert system
Amber Hagerman was kidnapped and murdered in Texas in 1996. But, her killing helped spur the creation of the AMBER Alert system to help find abducted children.Rides from hell: Terrifying crimes committed during ridesharing trips
Millions use rideshare programs such as Uber or Lyft every day. Sometimes, the trips or the driver commit terrible crimes. Here are the stories of some of those crimes.The story behind early serial killers The Bender Family and the ties to 'Little House on the Prairie'
"The Little Hosue on the Prairie" is one of the classic pieces of American writing, but did you know there is a tie to the early serial killers the Bender Family?The rise and fall of John Gotti part 2: The Teflon Don can't escape the law forever
John Gotti was a famous mobster in New York City, perhaps the most famous mafia member. Here is the story of his rise and fall in the world of organized crime.Too many lies: The story of murderess Jodi Arias and her dead lover
Jodi Arias' case became a sensation with scandalous details and unbelievable testimony. Here is a recap of the murder and her many lies during the trial.They were convicted and behind bars. But were let out to commit more crimes. How did it happen?
Here are some famous cases, and the reasons why, convicted criminals were let out of prison and committed more crimes. They include Willie Horton and Wayne Dumond.Not just a man's world: The story of the some of the most famous female mobsters
While men might get the majority of mob notoriety, it's not just one gender involved in organized crime. Here are the stories of women who ran gang empires.Keeping a piece of the murder: Eerie 'trophies' collected by serial killers
Some serial killers have kept trophies of their murders. Here are the stories of some killers, the items they kept and why some experts believe some need memories of their actions.The rise and fall of John Gotti part 1: Going from the boy in the Bronx to mafia Godfather
John Gotti was a famous mobster in New York City, perhaps the most famous mafia member. Here is the story of his rise and fall in the world of organized crime.The woodchipper murder: How the effort to cover up a killing both disgusts and impresses
Helle Crafts' murder has gained fame for the way her husband tried to cover it up by putting her through a woodchipper. Here is the story of their lives and her death.An unthinkable murder: Shocking cases of mothers killing their own children.
Here are famous cases where mothers murdered their own children. In some cases, the moms tried to blame the deaths on others before confessing to their crimes.The Death of a Tejano Pop Sensation Selena and a shot heard through the music world
Selena Quintanilla was a pop star blurring Latin and pop music in the early 1990s. But, her life was cut short in murder. Here is the story of her celebrity life and death.Cold case files: The Senseless killing of a New York City deli icon and no arrests years later
Abe Lebewohl was the owner of the Second Avenue Deli in New York City. More than 20 years later, his murder remains a cold case.10 takeaways from bombshell new report on efforts to solve ‘Holy Grail’ of FBI cases — where is Jimmy Hoffa?
Jimmy Hoffa's kidnapping and likely murder might be the most investigated case of all time. A new report from RadarOnline.com reveals new details on the efforts to find his remains in Michigan, New Jersey and Canada.Ending where it started: Virginia abolishes the death penalty after 1,300 executions
Virginia became the first Confederate state to abolish the death penalty when it changed its law last month. The state had performed more than 1300 executions.THE FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL: THE STORIES OF WOMEN WHO ESCAPED THEIR WOULD-BE KILLERS
Here is the story of how six women escaped their would-be killers. The murderers remain famous, but the victims who lived are often forgotten.Sex, mutilation murder: The details of a killing in Japan keep it in the spotlight even 100 years later
Convicted murderer Sada Abe reached celebrity status in Japan because of how she killed. It's a story of sex and a man being mutilated. Here are the details of her crime.Love is blind?: Here is the story of famous killers and the women who loved them
Here is the story of famous killers and the women who loved them. The women fell in love with the suspects after they were convicted of their crimes.13-year-old shot and killed by Chicago police. How did it happen and what are the next steps?
13-year-old Adam Toledo was shot and killed by police after a chase last week. Chicago police say an investigation is ongoing and bodycam footage should be released. Some are calling for police reform in the aftermath.The Ken and Barbie killers: Here’s the story behind Canada’s most famous murder couple
Here is the story of Canadian serial killers Karla Homolka and Paul Bernardo. The duo killed and videotaped several of their attacks. But, where are they today?Lisa Montgomery became the first federal female execution in 70 years. Could it be that long for the next?
Lisa Montgomery became the first federal death penalty execution in 70 years. But, with a change in president's could she be the last for another 70 years?‘We didn’t ask for this battle’: The murder of 10-year-old Lindsey Baum and a case without suspects
Lindsey Baum went missing in 2009 and her remains were found years later. While there have been persons of interest, police have yet to make an arrest in the murder case.RASPUTIN’S MURDER: HOW MUCH IS TRUE AND HOW MANY TIMES CAN ONE MAN DIE?
Rasputin, the "Mad Monk of Russia," is a notorious political figure in the early 20th Century. He was murdered, but just how much of how he was killed is true?'IT’S STILL VERY RAW': FAMILY, POLICE REACT AS VIDEO OF COP MOMENTS BEFORE MURDER IS RELEASED.
A police officer was murdered in South Carolina in the fall and officials released a video of his shooting. But, his family wants people to remember him for his smile and attitude.
