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Lava Lake Murders In December 1923, three men—Edward Nickols, Roy Wilson, and Dewey Morris—took up residence in a small cabin in Oregon’s Deschutes National Forest, near Lava Lake. Their plan was to spend the winter fur trapping and looking after the property for owner Ed Logan. The fur trappers were last seen alive in mid-January … Read more

When retired county treasurer Sharron Erickson was found murdered in her garage in her small Nebraska town, suspicion soon spread throughout the community. “People started pointing fingers at each other,” Erickson’s friend Don Clark recounted in the premiere episode of Oxygen’s The Killer Among Us. “Saying, ‘I bet he did it.’ Or, ‘he did it’ … Read more

A 𝒔𝒆𝒙-obsessed prison warden who was filmed romping with an inmate in his cell has said she is “incredibly embarrassed” and regrets the decision that saw her spending her own time behind bars. Linda De Sousa Abreu, a married mom and OnlyFans creator, went 𝓿𝒾𝓇𝒶𝓁 for having 𝒔𝒆𝒙 with burglar Linton Weirich, 39, in his … Read more

FEDERAL agents fear the father wanted in connection with his toddlers’ kidnapping may have crossed the border into Mexico days before his discreet final movements were uncovered. A large-scale manhunt is underway for dad Dane Richman who investigators allege abducted his two sons, Will and Wesley, after he failed to return them to their mother … Read more

For years, John Gotti appeared untouchable. The ruthless Gambino family crime boss, known for his tailored suits, swagger and ability to beat case after case, ruled New York’s Mafia world while authorities desperately searched for a way to bring him down. After earning the nickname “Teflon Don” for repeatedly escaping convictions, Gotti’s luck eventually ran … Read more

That’s all eight-year-old Christie Downs needed to say. After surviving a stroke and slowly regaining her ability to speak, this soft-spoken reply to investigators shattered the alibi of her mother, Diane Downs — and confirmed what many already suspected. On 19 May 1983, in a quiet corner of Oregon just outside Springfield, Diane Downs pulled … Read more

In the mid 1950s, envelopes quietly crossed the United States postal system containing small black and white photographs of a smiling woman bound with rope, gagged, or posed in carefully staged scenes of capture and restraint. They were not sold on newsstands and they were never advertised openly. Yet tens of thousands of Americans knew … Read more

There are certain events that become so widely known that their outline begins to replace their 𝓈𝓊𝒷𝓈𝓉𝒶𝓃𝒸𝑒. The death of Kurt Cobain is one of them. I was 15 when it happened and the shorthand version is familiar: a greenhouse in Seattle, a shotgun, a note, and a date in April 1994. What’s less often … Read more

The last time Debra Tate ever saw her sister Sharon Tate alive, they were watching a major news event. “We had a lovely barbecue day,” Debra Tate told ABC News. “We all piled in her bed to watch the moon walk … and that was the last time that any of us would ever see … Read more

For more than three decades, the murder of Randy Gail Sperino haunted investigators in southern Illinois — a cold case centered on a young woman beaten to death and left in a rural field while her killer seemingly vanished without a trace. Investigators spent decades chasing leads and revisiting evidence, but the case remained unsolved. … Read more