Between May 1990 and July 1991, Jeffrey Dahmer killed and dismembered 12 men and teenage boys in Apartment 213 of Milwaukee's Oxford Apartments before one of his intended victims escaped and led the police back to the crime scene.

On the third day of his trial for the murder of seven-year-old Anna Bachmeier, Klaus Grabowski was shot in the back six times by Anna's mother, Marianne, in a German courtroom.

Ella Bennett was stabbed to death in her bed by her 13-year-old brother, Paris Lee Bennett, after he convinced their babysitter to leave the house.

The Who concert disaster took place during the Cincinnati stop on the band's comeback tour, when 11 fans lost their lives in a stampede outside Riverside Coliseum.

Fifteen-year-old Amber Wright lured Seath Jackson to a home in Summerfield, Florida, claiming that she wanted to reconcile with him. Instead, her new boyfriend and a group of his friends were waiting to beat, torture, shoot, and burn him.

From managing some of rock's biggest bands like Bon Jovi and Mötley Crüe to finding himself at the center of a drug-smuggling scandal, Doc McGhee has left an unforgettable mark on music history.

A talented guitarist, Mick Taylor helped lead the Rolling Stones to one of the band's greatest eras in the early 1970s. So why did he abruptly quit after just five years?

Aleksandr Akimov was a night shift supervisor at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, and his attempts to mitigate the effects of the reactor explosion in April 1986 left him with such severe radiation sickness that he was dead within two weeks.

The Costa Concordia capsized on the night of January 13, 2012, and the ship’s captain was later found guilty of manslaughter and other charges.

Haunting surveillance video footage captured the moments before and after Carly Madison Gregg fatally shot her mother Ashley Smylie in their family home.