Whether through religion, drugs, or physical coercion, every one of these nine cult leaders assembled a following that was willing to kidnap, kill, or cannibalize in their name.

Charles Manson's first wife, Rosalie Jean Willis, seemed doomed from the start. All three of her children died before she did — while Charles Manson lived to see old age.

The USS Nevada was found three miles below the surface of the Pacific over 70 years after it was scuttled.

Carole Ann Boone met serial killer Ted Bundy in Washington in 1974 and became his wife six years later while he was on trial for murder in Florida.

Sharon Marie Huddle was married to Joseph James DeAngelo for more than 40 years. Did she know he was the Golden State Killer?

Anthony Bourdain was the best-selling author of "Kitchen Confidential" and the celebrated host of "Parts Unknown," but the growing toll of fame and his own troubled relationships led to his suicide in June 2018.

After abusive Washington mom Shelly Knotek was convicted of killing two of her boarders in 2004, she was sentenced to just 22 years in prison — then served just 18 before being released.

Charles Manson's son, Charles Manson Jr., couldn't stand the story behind his name. He tried changing it — but still found no solace.

A self-proclaimed psychic, Sylvia Browne often appeared on Larry King Live and The Montel Williams Show — and made incorrect predictions about missing children.

Columbine shooters Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold were supposedly victimized outcasts who belonged to a "Trench Coat Mafia" bent on revenge — but none of it was true.