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Monsters and Medicine: The Chicago Tylenol Murders
The Chicago Tylenol Murders are the sort of unsolved case that fans the fire in a true crime fan’s belly. In part, this feeling stems from childhood whimsy that we never quite grow out of, a nee...
Fallon’s Top Five True Crime Documentaries of 2020
For everyone, this year was a major dumpster fire. Last New Years Eve simultaneously feels like yesterday and 100 years ago and its just the worst kind of mindf*ck. But this year also stood out ...
Five Criminal Investigations That Were Horribly Mishandled
Victims and those accused of crimes both pay the price in mishandled criminal cases. Investigations can fall apart due to damaged evidence, planted evidence, corrupt police officers, crucial steps lef...
Wicked Horror Halloween Special: Exploring the Myth Behind Poisoned Halloween Candy
It’s a warning you’ve heard at least a dozen times in your lifetime. Whether it be from parents, teachers, televised PSA’s and even the occasional horror flick; the ‘no tak...
Why is Fort Hood Such a Hotbed for Criminal Activity?
“How could she go missing on a military base?” the sister of a slain Fort Hood soldier cries in an interview. Fort Hood, located in Killeen, Texas, is one of the largest military install...
‘Scooby Doo’ Co-Creator, Joe Ruby, Passes Away At 87
As a youngster, one of my first introductions into the world of monsters, macabre and mayhem came in the form of the wildly successful animated series Scooby-Doo. Every episode quenched my thirst for ...
The Government’s Worried About UFO’s. Why?
Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s…….well we don’t know what it is. Unidentified Flying Objects, or UFO’s, have always been a controve...
Five More Standout Episodes of Casefile True Crime Podcast
Previously, I introduced you to my five favorite episodes of one of the best true crime podcasts around, The Casefile True Crime Podcast. The series is still going strong, as is the popularity of true...
Monsters and Medicine: The True Story of Leonid Rogozov Who Preformed Surgery on Himself
“On the morning of April 29, 1961 I did not feel well. The symptoms noted were weakness, general malaise and, later, nasuea. Within a few hours, pain arose in the upper portion of the abdomen, w...