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Notorious Cases

Dive into the infamous personalities and headline-making crimes that continue to captivate the world. From Ted Bundy’s chilling charm and Charles Manson’s cult of chaos to Gabby Petito’s heartbreaking disappearance and O.J. Simpson’s trial of the century, these cases shocked the public and defined true crime history. Look back on the unthinkable offenses, the in-depth investigations and the shocking moments that make these stories unforgettable.

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Notorious Cases

Ken Urker and Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s Relationship From Prison Letters to Parenthood

The pair, who began as prison pen pals, welcomed a daughter in December 2024.

Who Are the Tate Brothers, and What Charges Do They Face?

The influencers are fighting extradition to the U.K.

Did Aileen Wuornos, America's First Female Serial Killer, Act in Self-Defense?

Wuornos sold sex to survive—ultimately killing seven men.

The Unabomber Manifesto: How It Led to Ted Kaczynski

Kaczynski's mail bomb rampage killed three people, injured 23.

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Who Was the Unabomber? All About Ted Kaczynski's Childhood, Crimes and Death

He killed three people and injured more than 20 during his mail-bombing campaign.

Case File: Ted Kaczynski

His attacks severely injured or disfigured a total of 23 people.

The Tylenol Murders: Is It Too Late to Solve the Famous Cold Case?

In 1982, seven people died in Tylenol-related poisonings.

Who Is Fraudster Elizabeth Holmes?

The founder of healthcare startup Theranos was convicted of fraud in 2022.

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What the FBI Found Inside the Unabomber’s Montana Cabin

Ted Kaczynski lived in isolation in a home he built before his 1996 arrest.

Who Was in Lizzie Borden's Family?

Bfore Andrew and Abby Borden's murders, deep divisions existed in the Borden house.

How Did Unabomber Ted Kaczynski Die?

Ted Kaczynski's bombings caused three deaths between 1978 and 1995.

Who Was Bridget Sullivan, and What Role Did She Play in the Borden Murders?

Lizzie Borden's maid helped establish the timeline of Abby and Andrew Borden's murders.

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Why Was Lizzie Borden Acquitted?

Weaknesses in the prosecution’s case and reasonable doubt helped set her free.

Who Else Could Have Killed Andrew and Abby Borden?

Lizzie Borden was the only person charged, but several others have all figured in theories about the unsolved 1982 killings.

What Happened to Lizzie Borden After Her Trial?

The Borden murders of 1892 turned her into an enduring true crime figure.

Did Lizzie Borden Try to Poison Her Parents Before Their Murders?

Andrew and Abby Borden were killed at their Massachusetts home in 1892.

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