**Horseshoe Harriet has been identified** Two women killed by the same man, Alaskan serial killer Robert Hansen, and one remains unidentified. Hansen killed at least 17 women in/around Anchorage, Alaska between 1971–1983. Hansen was born on February 15, 1939 in Iowa. As a child he was a loner and took…

According to the local legend in Harrodsburg, Kentucky, a beautiful woman in her mid-20s arrived at the Graham Springs Hotel some time in the 1840s. She checked in under the pseudonym Virginia Stafford, claiming to be the daughter of a Louisville judge. The night she arrived the woman went down…

Sixteen year old Curtis Skoog was mowing the yard on his family’s 40 acre farm near Otterbein, Indiana at around 5:00 pm on October 2, 1976. He noticed Norman Skoog’s, his father’s, truck pull into the driveway which was odd to Curtis as his father should have been running the…

At around 3 pm on October 2, 1976 twelve-year old Robin Henderson-Mitchell was riding a tractor with her grandfather to a soybean field when she spotted something in a ditch on the side of the road that she thought was a deer. Her grandfather went to get Robin’s father, Tom…

On December 4, 1982 at around 4 PM a well-dressed man entered Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Boise, Idaho. He headed towards the confessional but saw that it was occupied. So, he headed towards one of the pews instead. At around 6 PM people began to funnel into the church…

While the Christmas season is long over, the slight chill of the spring air reminds us of that time. A time that we share with family and friends, a time for giving to and loving your fellow humans. …

On September 25, 1988 a man looking for cypress wood to build patio furniture in the Green Swamps area near Clermont, Florida found the mummified remains of a caucasian female. Police quickly arrived on scene and determined that Julie Doe was between 22–35 years old, she was between 5'9"-5'11", and…

It was a chilly day in Bear, Delaware on March 18, 1967 when the body of a young woman was discovered. She was a few miles from I-95, just off of Porter Road. …

The circus used to be such a major part of American culture, going to the circus with your family seemed to be an experience that most Americans shared. That experience was one that was unfortunately shared by almost 7,000 people on July 6, 1944 in Hartford, Connecticut. …