The History of Shreveport, Louisiana. Who was Shreve? Who was Bossier? Who was Keith? Who was Youree? Who was Bert Kouns? Well, thats what we’re going to try and find out.

These are tales from an interview by a Louisiana native named Steve ‘Shorty’ Crane

Dave Kroupa had just experienced a divorce and began looking online for a new companion. At first he met Liz and then he met, Cari Farver. The events that next occurred…SHOCKED THE COUNTRY!

NEBRASKA. In Nebraska…the skies are big, the corn is king, and the laws are… a-maize-ingly weird.

Part 4 of 4. The FOURTH and FINAL installment in the Maud Crawford series explores the THEORIES of investigators and public opinions.

Mississippi has not only strange laws but history as well. In this episode we explore their bizarre law book as well as the time that the Mississippi River flowed backwards AND the legend of the Devil at the Crossroads.

June 21, 1964- This is the true story behind the Civil Rights era based movie, Mississippi Burning. Over the course of the summer of 1964, members of the Ku Klux Klan terrorized churches and communities. Three Civil Rights Movement activists, James Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner, were murdered by local members of the Klan.

Utah- maintains statutes so charmingly peculiar you won’t believe they’re real. Buckle up, and prepare yourself—things are about to get delightfully weird in the Beehive State.

On July 24th, 1984- Brenda Lafferty and her 15 month old daughter Erica were brutally murdered in their humble Utah home amidst a community of LDS followers…What shocked the community further was the identity of the killers!

From being naked in public as legal but billboards being banned in addition to the story of the family that inspired ‘The Sound of Music’ moving there during World War II, along with being the setting for ‘Beetlejuice’ Vermont is rich in beauty and history