John Wayne had certain moral lines he wouldn't let his Western characters cross, but he finally broke one key rule of a 1974 cop thriller.

At least one man believed there was a serial killer operating in Gary, Indiana. Reporter Thomas Hargove used an algorithm that proved his hunch. He urged cops to probe 15 suspicious deaths between ...

John Wayne Gacy booked The Kinks for a show in Springfield, reportedly inviting them to his house after and coercing them to ...

It is a continuation of the Joe Berlinger-created strand that has previously profiled Jeffrey Dahmer, Ted Bundy and John ...

In 1965, the notorious future serial killer John Wayne Gacy and so-called "Killer Clown" was working as a salesman at the ...

Sarah Pauley admitted she lied under oath about selling a mummified hand and items from serial killers for $11K, police say ...

In this series, real photos, audio, video and voice tapes are used, so that the audience can understand what happened in ...

Behind the facades of Cape Cod homes and charming fishing villages, evil has long lurked in the shadows of the New England states.

For lack of a better term, the 1970s and '80s are often called America’s “Golden Age” of serial killers throughout the Pacific Northwest. (Its nickname, after all, is “America’s Killing Fields.”) In ...

A new horror museum in Galion will feature a true crime-themed restaurant called The Last Meal, as in the last meal requested ...

Serial killers have always been a subject of interest. How do their brains work? What motives do they have? And how common ...