If it weren't for the selfless help of two strangers and their own creative thinking, Curtis Whitson and his family may never have been found.

More than 300 bodies were buried across nine death pits of 15 people each. One contained three generations of one family.

Lewis Powell was known to his family as a gentle, tender sort. So how did this introverted southern farmer become part of the plot that killed America's 16th president?

Renia Spiegel had just turned 18 when the Nazis found her in hiding and murdered her. But her 700-page diary survived.

About 160,000 birds get trapped in the 9/11 lights every year. Many of them die from injury or exhaustion.

Over 1 million tons of radioactive water has been collected in the wake of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster. Now it has to go somewhere.

Most people with her condition develop it after head trauma, but she’s had it since birth.

While the lineage Romano-Lukas Hitler claimed remains in dispute, his advances on a 13-year-old girl have officially made him a convicted pedophile. He firmly rejects what he did was wrong.

The Warren Commission concluded in 1964 that the same "magic bullet" that struck President Kennedy proceeded to slice through multiple layers of skin, bone, clothing, and muscle tissue. The crazy thing is, it's not as crazy as it sounds.

Samuel Sabatino, known to authorities as the "Holiday Bandit," is believed to have stolen $400,000 worth of jewelry and high-end watches.

And that number doesn't even count inbreeding between first cousins. It was only parents, siblings, grandparents, aunts, and uncles.