There is an ongoing myth that if a woman wants to murder someone, she will use poison. These claims are partially true because 40% of killers who used poison are female. Surely, women do have more opportunities to administer the dangerous concoction to their victims because they are the caregivers. The women cook food, take care of a household, etc. And in the past, poison was simply laying around in forms of different cleaning agents and rodenticides......

The crimes involving seniors are not uncommon. There are plenty of criminals who prey on this particular group of people because they see them as easy targets. Brenda Nicholas was a ringleader who lived off of scamming the elderly. That is how she met Patrick Fleming, a two-time Purple Heart recipient who served his country in Vietnam. Patrick was very welcoming because he thought that Brenda was his friend's niece, so he gave her a tour of his apartment....

History shows us that men are most likely to commit heinous crimes but women are no strangers to violence either. Yes, they do not kill frequently and female killers do not engage in killing sprees so often. Instead, their crimes are driven by passion and sometimes even obsession with another person. They are not prone to selecting a random victim but would turn on their partners, friends, or family. Women are usually not killing for the thrill but...

The world of professional bodybuilding is interesting and intriguing. It is more than just strong and muscular bodies. As a matter of fact, there are many hidden aspects of it which include the use of steroids and other dangerous substances. Kelly Ann Ryan was an all-American girl who started out as a gymnast trained by Béla Károlyi. Her interest in the sport led her to a very successful bodybuilding career...then murder.

Susan and Felix Polk did raise a lot of eyebrows when they announced their engagement, and it was not solely because of the age difference. The two of them started their love affair when she was just a troubled teenager and he was married to another woman. Unfortunately, their story didn't have a happy ending. Susan was a mental patient after all, and it seemed like Felix simply couldn't help her, no matter what he tried. So what drove this woman...

In June of 1992, two teenage girls who have just graduated from high school, Suzie Streeter and Stacy McCall went to Suzie's house to spend the night after a really long day of celebration and parties. They were looking forward to moving to the next stage of their life. Suzie's mother, Sherrill Levitt was at the house as well. All three of them mysteriously vanished in the middle of the night and they have never been seen again.

Probably the most iconic symbol of the Twenties was the flapper girl. They were young women who liked to dress well, dance, and party till the early morning hours. But when a flapper girl from New York murdered her husband in order to collect the insurance money, everyone watched the story unfold. So many intriguing details were uncovered immediately after the crime that the majority of readership simply couldn't get enough of the juicy details and...