Posing as a charitable missionary organisation, William and Lila Young offered refuge to unmarried young mothers. But what happened behind the closed doors of the Ideal Maternity Home in Nova Scotia in the 1930s is a horrific story of evil intentions and unimaginable greed. For pictures and more information, join us on Facebook

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Phoolan Devi’s family arranged her marriage to a man three times her age when she was only 11 years old. Suffering constant sexual assault and abuse, she managed to flee from her husband, to the disgrace of her family. Destitute and angry, she joined a gang of bandits and took revenge on upper-caste men who married young girls. She fell in love with one of the gang members, but he was killed in gang related conflict. She was kidnapped and gang raped over a period of three weeks. When she escaped, she got her own gang together. They marched into the village where she was kept captive and took 30 men, lined them up on the riverbank and shot them all. Although she surrendered and served 11 years in prison, Phoolan Devi did not stop fighting for justice. She eventually became a member of parliament for two terms before she was gunned down in front of her New Delhi home. For pictures and more information, join us on Facebook

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On the side of a narrow forest road near Lake Annecy, a man came upon a grisly scene. A BMW Estate had reversed into an embankment, its wheels still spinning in the mud. In front of the car was the lifeless body of a cyclist. On the other side he saw a young girl covered in blood. She gave a couple of steps, then collapsed. Inside the car were three people, all dead. What happened on the roadside on this warm autumn afternoon in this peaceful, scenic region of France?For pictures and more information, join us on Facebook

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Béla Kiss ran a lonely-hearts con between 1905 – 1914. He took the life savings of many women before killing them and storing their bodies in metal drums filled with alcohol. He told their families that they had left him and ran away. When the Great War began, Kiss volunteered to serve in the Austria-Hungarian forces in Serbia. By the time police found the bodies of 24 people in his hometown of Cinkota, he was presumed dead. But various sightings over the years made investigators wonder if he had faked his own death in order to get away with multiple murders...For pictures and more information, join us on Facebook

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When a young woman by the name of Pia went missing in Finland in 1994, police were mystified. Three years before, another young lady named Pia disappeared from the same region. And three years prior to that, yet another Piia. All disappearances occurred on a Friday night in the first week of October. The cases were eerily similar – was it only coincidence, or was it all part of a bigger plan?For pictures and more information, join us on Facebook

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When a 13-year-old girl is murdered at her school, the hunt is on to find the killer. Police arrested Roman Zadorov, a Ukrainian citizen who worked in Israel illegally and he confessed. But was he really guilty? This case has been called the ‘Making a Murderer’ of Israel, with many people believing Zadorov is innocent. But if he did not kill Tair Rada, who did?Special thanks: Ruti RobertsonFor pictures and more information, join us on Facebook

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On the 2nd of August 1980, 18-year-old Lakota teenager Candace Rough Surface went to the Silver Dollar Bar with her sister, Clara and her sister’s boyfriend. Candi felt like a fifth wheel, so told them that she wanted to go somewhere else. Clara tried to convince her to stay and hang out with them, but being the tag-along wasn’t quite Candi’s idea of fun. She left into the night and her loved ones would never see her alive again.
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The peace was shattered in the scenic town of Lolol when a local shopkeeper brutally killed and beheaded two unsuspecting customers. The motive was unclear and for the first time in Chilean criminal history, the prosecutor ordered a psychological autopsy. This is the story of Oscar Lopez Rodriguez and the terror he inflicted on a small town in Chile. For pictures and more information, join us on Facebook

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If you suspect you, or anyone you know may be suffering from mental illness, seek help at your local organisation for mental health assistance.USA: National Alliance on Mental Illness

UK: SANE

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Twin sisters June and Jennifer Gibbons refused to speak to anyone but each other for as long as they could remember. After committing arson in their teens, they were sent to Broadmoor Hospital for the criminally insane, Britain’s most notorious maximum-security hospital. The girls made a pact: if one of them died, the other one would start speaking and live a normal life. 11 years later, on the day of their release, Jennifer died mysteriously. June reacted by saying:“I’m free at last, and at last Jennifer has given up her life for me.”For pictures and more information, join us on Facebook

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The citizens of the Western Australian City of Perth were living in fear between 1959 to 1963. A murderer was on the loose. He killed 8 victims and attempted to murder 14 more. His victims had nothing in common and his methods changed for each murder. Only one man was behind all the horrendous crimes. His name was Eric Edgar Cooke.For pictures and more information, join us on Facebook

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