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On Easter Sunday 1975, James Ruppert committed the greatest single family massacre in Ohio's history. But what was the motive behind this terribly heinous crime?
Armin Meiwes was a seeming normal guy until the day he confessed to posting an ad online and then meeting, killing and eating a voluntary victim.
15 year old Mary Vincent was left for dead after one of the most brutal attacks you could ever imagine. Miraculously she overcomes great odds and not only survives her attack but goes on to face her attacker in court, not once, but twice.
On May 7, 1992, three men broke into a McDonald's restaurant in Sydney River, Nova Scotia, after closing time, intending to rob the restaurant's safe. They killed three employees and left a fourth permanently disabled, in a massacre that shocked the small Cape Breton town, and all of Canada.
Anna Marie Hahn let her greed and love of gambling inspire her to commit unthinkable acts. After being convicted of murder, Arsenic Annie became the first woman in the state of Ohio to be sentenced to death be the electric chair.
In this segment we talk about some of the theories and possible identities of the mysterious skyjacker.
Thanksgiving Eve 1971, a man who called himself Dan Cooper pulled off the first ever successful skyjacking in American history. What do you think happened to D.B. Cooper?
In 1980 Dorothy Jane Scott disappeared from a hospital parking lot after months of being stalked and threatened. For 4 years her family was tormented with weekly phone calls from the woman's stalker before her remains were finally found and the family finally received peace from the torturous calls. Who do you think made the calls?
On Christmas Eve 2008, Bruce Jeffrey Pardo, seeking revenge on his ex wife after a nasty divorce, dressed in a Santa Claus costume burst into a Christmas Eve party at his former in-laws and opened fire.
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