In May of 1988, a shy, young woman named Laurie Dann went on a rampage that left her and a young man dead and several others wounded. Due to the graphic nature of this story listener descrition is advised.

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Yvette Vickerswas a B-Movie actress who failed short of movie stardom and then experienced a sad demise.

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In 1892, the death of a young girl named Mercy Brown in Rhode Island, led to the Great New England Vampire Panic.

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In the 1940s five people disappeared from an area in Vermont that has become known as The Bennington Triangle.

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Famed TV personality Art Linkletter led an anti-drug campaign after his daughter, Diane, tragically died while using LSD. But were drugs really to blame?

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On December 3, 1979, eleven young adults were crushed to death while attending a Who concert in Cincinnati, Ohio.

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On March 12, 1928, The St. Francis Dam failed killing hundreds of people in Southern Califrnia. Special thanks to Jason Dikesfor his research and script.

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in 1945 74-year-old Charles Watson was brutally murder and the case has never been solved.

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Jean Harlow was one of Hollywood's biggest stars during the 1930s.

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On July 14, 1984 a heavily armed man, named James Huberty, opened fire a busy McDonalds restaurant in San Ysidro, Califonia. After 77 minutes, 21 people were dead and another 19 people were fighting for their lives. Due to the disturbing nature of this episode, Listener's discretion is advised.

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