Texas: Slang for Crazy

Is this story of a murderous baby more than a creepy pasta?

In the 1970's a nightclub in San Antonio supposedly set the stage for a strange encounter with the devil.

Is it ghosts or just time that haunts this former stage coach inn?

Today a simple plaque reading Oswald labeled the grave of one of the most famous presidential assassin's in US History. However, his body didn't exactly rest in peace.

Gertrude Beasley published a painful and true memoir about growing up in Texas. Just 10 days after returning to the US, she would go missing.

A mysterious woman in white makes for an uncomfortable hitch hiking story.

In the late 1990s the Satanic Panic was still alive and well in Texas. Caught in the crossfire were four Latinx women who were guilty of nothing but being gay.

John Wesley Hardin was a folk hero, and kind of a terrible person.

Consciousness Development of Body, Mind and Soul, sounded like a new age group, but with multiple death attributed to their practices, Terri Lee Hoffman made a name for herself she'd rather have avoided.

A Texas politician is likely the reason we refer to some people as mavericks.