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Researchers Reconstruct The Skull Of A 19th-Century Mutilated ‘Vampire’

John Barber died of tuberculosis in 19th-century Connecticut, and when townspeople remained sick thereafter, superstitious locals claimed he was a vampire who rose from the grave to spread his illness.

By Kaleena Fraga • Nov 1, 2022

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Researchers Reconstruct The Skull Of A 19th-Century Mutilated ‘Vampire’

John Barber died of tuberculosis in 19th-century Connecticut, and when townspeople remained sick thereafter, superstitious locals claimed he was a vampire who rose from the grave to spread his illness.

By Kaleena Fraga • November 1, 2022

The Chilling Disappearance Of Baby Sabrina Aisenberg — And Why Her Parents Became Suspects

After five-month-old Sabrina Aisenberg vanished right out of her crib in 1997, police suspected her parents Steve and Marlene — then uncovered disturbing evidence when they bugged their home.

By Carissa Chesanek • Nov 1, 2022

The Chilling Disappearance Of Baby Sabrina Aisenberg — And Why Her Parents Became Suspects

After five-month-old Sabrina Aisenberg vanished right out of her crib in 1997, police suspected her parents Steve and Marlene — then uncovered disturbing evidence when they bugged their home.

By Carissa Chesanek • November 1, 2022

‘Killer Sally’ McNeil, The Bodybuilder Who Shot Her Husband Dead On Valentine’s Day And Claimed It Was Self-Defense

In February 1995, Sally McNeil murdered her husband Ray, a fellow bodybuilder — then alleged that he'd been physically abusing her in a fit of rage brought on by his steroid use.

By Austin Harvey • Oct 31, 2022

‘Killer Sally’ McNeil, The Bodybuilder Who Shot Her Husband Dead On Valentine’s Day And Claimed It Was Self-Defense

In February 1995, Sally McNeil murdered her husband Ray, a fellow bodybuilder — then alleged that he'd been physically abusing her in a fit of rage brought on by his steroid use.

By Austin Harvey • October 31, 2022

Trail Of Candy Wrappers Leads Police To Suspected Burglary Ring In Georgia

One of the nine thieves allegedly enjoyed the bag of stolen candy on a walk home through the woods following a burglary.

By Austin Harvey • Oct 31, 2022

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Trail Of Candy Wrappers Leads Police To Suspected Burglary Ring In Georgia

One of the nine thieves allegedly enjoyed the bag of stolen candy on a walk home through the woods following a burglary.

By Austin Harvey • October 31, 2022

Attorney Who Fought Against Florida’s Helmet Laws Dies In A Motorcycle Crash — Because He Wasn’t Wearing A Helmet

Ron Smith and his girlfriend both died due to blunt head trauma while riding with a group of bikers through Pinellas County, Florida in August 2022.

By Austin Harvey • Oct 28, 2022

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Attorney Who Fought Against Florida’s Helmet Laws Dies In A Motorcycle Crash — Because He Wasn’t Wearing A Helmet

Ron Smith and his girlfriend both died due to blunt head trauma while riding with a group of bikers through Pinellas County, Florida in August 2022.

By Austin Harvey • October 28, 2022

From The Real-Life ‘Conjuring’ To A Satanic Nun, Explore 9 Horrifying Tales Of Demonic Possession

From a 19-year-old who stabbed his landlord because the "devil made him do it" to the woman who underwent a series of exorcisms across 23 days, these are nine of the most harrowing cases of alleged demonic possession in history.

By Kaleena Fraga • Oct 25, 2022

From The Real-Life ‘Conjuring’ To A Satanic Nun, Explore 9 Horrifying Tales Of Demonic Possession

From a 19-year-old who stabbed his landlord because the "devil made him do it" to the woman who underwent a series of exorcisms across 23 days, these are nine of the most harrowing cases of alleged demonic possession in history.

By Kaleena Fraga • October 25, 2022

World War II ‘Ghost Boat’ Revealed In Drought-Stricken California Lake, Leaving Experts Baffled

This Higgins boat was used for amphibious landings and has a well-documented military history — but it remains unclear how it wound up at the bottom of Lake Shasta.

By Austin Harvey • Oct 24, 2022

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World War II ‘Ghost Boat’ Revealed In Drought-Stricken California Lake, Leaving Experts Baffled

This Higgins boat was used for amphibious landings and has a well-documented military history — but it remains unclear how it wound up at the bottom of Lake Shasta.

By Austin Harvey • October 24, 2022

How The Gulf Of Tonkin Incident Sparked The Vietnam War

In August 1964, the U.S. entered the Vietnam War based on reports of an unprovoked attack in the Gulf of Tonkin — which the president knew were false.

By Hannah McKennett • Oct 24, 2022

How The Gulf Of Tonkin Incident Sparked The Vietnam War

In August 1964, the U.S. entered the Vietnam War based on reports of an unprovoked attack in the Gulf of Tonkin — which the president knew were false.

By Hannah McKennett • October 24, 2022

The Unsolved Mystery Behind The Death Of Buffalo Jim Barrier, The ‘Most Colorful Character’ In Las Vegas

Though James "Buffalo Jim" Barrier's 2008 death was declared accidental and likely related to cocaine use, his family is convinced that he was murdered by his enemies.

By Kaleena Fraga • Oct 22, 2022

The Unsolved Mystery Behind The Death Of Buffalo Jim Barrier, The ‘Most Colorful Character’ In Las Vegas

Though James "Buffalo Jim" Barrier's 2008 death was declared accidental and likely related to cocaine use, his family is convinced that he was murdered by his enemies.

By Kaleena Fraga • October 22, 2022

Daycare Workers Who Tormented Children While Wearing ‘Scream’ Masks Now Facing Child Abuse Charges

While wearing a mask similar to the one from the Scream franchise, the workers called the children "monsters," then chased them around the room as they cried.

By Austin Harvey • Oct 21, 2022

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Daycare Workers Who Tormented Children While Wearing ‘Scream’ Masks Now Facing Child Abuse Charges

While wearing a mask similar to the one from the Scream franchise, the workers called the children "monsters," then chased them around the room as they cried.

By Austin Harvey • October 21, 2022