William the Conqueror indulged heavily while he was king. His gluttony was eventually his downfall.

The FBI most wanted list is almost as infamous as the people on it.

Charles Darwin, the world’s most famous biologist and researcher of exciting species had a habit of indulging in the new species he discovered.

French charmer and serial killer Henri Landru got his nickname from the old French folktale of Bluebeard.

The treasure has been missing for almost a century, but there may finally be a break in the case.

“This is the deepest fish that’s been collected from the ocean floor, and we’re very excited to have an official name.”

Long before Walter White dissolved bodies in bathtubs, John George Haigh used sulphuric acid to cover up his crimes.

One historian called Oskar Dirlewanger "an expert in extermination and a devotee of sadism and necrophilia."

The disturbed Dr. Victor Frankenstein had his real-life roots in Dr. Giovanni Aldini.

The video claims that a reflection in an astronaut's visor proves that the Apollo 17 mission was a hoax.

The official investigation into D.B. Cooper by the FBI wrapped up last year, without any formal announcement of a suspect.