Stories of the American West have captivated generations of people. But beyond the tales of cowboy shootouts and outlaw exploits lies the bizarre story of Big Nose George, a notorious outlaw whose name became linked to a very special pair of shoes.

Dr. George Appleby was everything a small-town doctor should be: polite, gentle, and caring. But under the surface seethed hidden secret that would burst forth one dark day in 1900.

In many true crime tales, women are all too often the unfortunate victims. In the 1920’s, Hazel Anderson and Helen Depue turned the tables and showed just how ferocious they could be.

William Koenig came to America with his family for a better opportunity. On a warm August night in 1870, it ended in tragedy and death.

In 1921, 18-year-old Marie Wick checked into a Fargo hotel while travelling to visit her aunt. What happened that night in Room 30 would become one of the most vicious murders to ever occur in North Dakota.

The 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic killed hundreds of thousands of people. Old and new funeral traditions went by the wayside as people buried the dead any way that they could. Come and see the heartbreaking and strange way of the American funeral during the pandemic.

In 1918, Americans on the home front were supporting their troops fighting in Europe while waging a war of their own against a deadly pandemic. Does one of the souls lost to the flu still haunt a Midwestern college?

If history is made up of small stories, then some of them fall off and disappear, like table scraps. Come and sample a few of these forgotten tales.

As America prepared to fight World War I, the deadliest pandemic the world has ever seen arrived silently. 50 million people died. Do some of them still wander the earth?

Charles Englehart was attacked outside of his car one dark night in 1935. A harmless 70-year-old man liked by everyone, who would commit such an…Continue readingStruck Down in the Dark – The Charles Englehart Murder