A light hearted look at the darkside of History
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A light hearted look at the darkside of History
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For years Ken McElroy was known as the town bully. When the justice system failed the citizens of Skidmore, they took the matter into their own hands.
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Kid gets whacked on the head as a baby. Mayhem ensues.
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In 1936, geisha Sada Abe became a media sensation when she killed her lover, cut off his penis and carried it around in her hand bag.
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Graham Frederick Young was a whiz at chemistry just ask his 70 victims. Special Thanks to Leanne Flanagan for the topic suggestion.
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The 1946 Atlanta Winecoff Hotel Fire was the most deadliest hotel fire in U.S. history.
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Rod Ferrell claimed to be a 500 year old Vampire named Vesago. In 1996, the teenager and self proclaimed leader of a group of teens known as the "Vampire Clan" brutually murdered an elderly Florida couple.
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On September 15, 1959 Paul Harold Oregeron arrived at the Edgar Allan Poe Elementary School in Houston Texas to enroll his son. He was carrying a briefcase full of dynamite.
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On Christmas Eve 1971, seventeen year old Julianne Koepcke was on a flight to visit her father. Suddenly, the plane was struck by lightening and Julianne was thrown from the aircraft and landed in the middle of the Peruvian rain forrest. Badly injured, the teenager would survive 10 days alone in the jungle.
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In February 1959, nine experienced hikers died of mysterious circumstances in the Ural Mountains.
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How an American POW joined forces with a Russian woman to defeat the Nazis.
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