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The Mount Pleasant Pizza Hut Murders: A Brutal 1982 Cold Case
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When Saving Cash Cost Lives: The 1937 New London School Explosion
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A Life Taken, A Legacy Remembered: The Murder of Mary Moore Searight
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The Mysterious 1897 Aurora UFO Incident
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The Windshield Murder: The Tragic Death of Gregory Glenn Biggs
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The Howard Hall Murder: Clyde Barrow in Sherman, Texas
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When Toys Turn Deadly: The Enduring Terror of Child’s Play
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The Final Hours of Bonnie and Clyde: May 22–23, 1934
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Al Capone’s Valentine: A Massacre That Shocked the World
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H.H. Holmes Murder Castle
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Three Boys, One Tragedy: The 1955 Chicago Murders That Shocked a City
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🕊️ Rediscovering Ralphael Plescia’s “Christian School” in Salt Lake City
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From Outlaw to Obscurity: Finding the grave of Blanche Barrow’s
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Shaking off tragedy, Our Lady of the Angels Church
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Robert Piest: The Missing Teen Who Exposed John Wayne Gacy’s Crimes
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Kate Spade’s Last Design: A Simple Grave in Her Beloved Hometown
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Fatal Stabbing at SureStay Plus Hotel: Suspect in Custody After Incident
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The First K.F.C.
Pete Harman met Colonel Sanders in Chicago. Sanders was confidently invited to Utah to showcase his exceptional chicken at Harman’s
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Jerry Springer: From Politics to Pop Culture Icon
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A Dark Chapter in Oklahoma City’s History: The 1992 NE 50th Street Murders
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Shootout at the Red Crown Tavern and Tourist Cabins
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The Night Richard Speck Murdered Eight Nurses in Chicago (July 13–14, 1966)
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Where Carol DaRonch Escaped Ted Bundy
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40 Seconds That Shook Kansas City: The Hyatt Tragedy Revisited
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Tragedy on Bird Bridge: The Death of Sandra “Sandy” Bird
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Unsolved Murder of Samantha Renee Patrick
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From Trooper and Chaplain to Shoplifter
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The Unsolved Murder of Judy Weichert: A 1984 Yukon, Oklahoma Cold Case
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The Murder of Rob Andrew: A Tale of Betrayal, Trial, and Controversy
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Exploring the Abandoned Griffin Memorial Hospital in Norman, Oklahoma
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Unsolved Mystery: The Abduction and Death of Sarah Cox
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Exploring the Abandoned St. John’s Hospital in Salina, Kansas
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The Patricia Columbo Case: A Chilling Chapter in True Crime History
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From Beulah Annan to Roxie Hart: A Scandalous Legacy
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Alvin Straight: The Lawnmower Man Who Drove Into Legend
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John Hanson and the 1999 Tulsa County Double Murder: A Case of Justice and Controversy
In a crime that shocked the Tulsa community and the state of Oklahoma, 77-year-old Mary Agnes Bowles was kidnapped from
The Murder of Sarah Walker: A Realtor’s Tragic Story
In the quiet suburbs of McKinney, Texas, a grisly crime in 2006 forever altered the perception of safety within the