Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch featured a 13,000-square-foot house, a lake with a waterfall, a Disney-themed train station, a petting zoo, and an amusement park complete with a roller coaster.

After years of struggling under the strict rule of her "tiger parents," 24-year-old Jennifer Pan finally snapped in 2010 and hired hitmen to kill them.

The father of Brian, Dennis, and Carl Wilson, as well as the manager of The Beach Boys in their early days, Murry Wilson was accused of physically and emotionally abusing his three sons.

In the summer of 2008, locals in the New York hamlet of Montauk were shaken by the discovery of a bloated and bloodless creature they couldn't identify. It was dubbed the "Montauk Monster" — then it mysteriously vanished.

Pablo Escobar's smiling mugshot remains perhaps the most notorious image of the powerful Colombian drug lord, and it was taken just as he began to gain the wealth and power for which he's remembered to this day.

In the late 1970s, Studio 54 was one of New York City's most exclusive nightclubs and a celebrity hotspot under the ownership of Steve Rubell, but his "tremendous arrogance" soon led to its downfall.

Believed to have killed at least six people between 1974 and 1986, Wayne Nance's reign of terror only ended when he was fatally shot by a would-be victim.

Between 2003 and 2016, Todd Kohlhepp murdered seven people — all while leaving comments about some of his weapons online.

After Oona O'Neill married Charlie Chaplin in 1943, when she was 18 and he was 54, they had eight children together and remained married until the end of Chaplin's life.

Frank Dux says he became a ninja at 16, won an underground mixed martial arts fighting tournament in 1975, and was a top-secret CIA operative during the 1980s.