In 2011, a 1948 background process plate was discovered. The clip is filmed in Bunker Hill, Los Angeles, CA – which shows the neighborhood as it once was.
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Dee Dee had everyone believing her daughter Gypsy Rose Blanchard suffered from various medical conditions to obtain benefits. She later killed her mother.
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The 27 Club is the name given to a group of unfortunate musicians who have died at the young age of 27, and usually at the height of their career.
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From the failed Franklin Expedition in the mid-1800s to the recent discovery of its two ships, this is a story of bravery, tragic loss, and rediscovery.
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Before WWII, did Italy, with the blessing of the Vatican, attempt to locate and remove the Ark of the Covenant from St. Mary’s Church in Axum, Ethiopia?
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The Catacombs of San Gennaro sacred burial complex dates back to the 2nd-century CE and contains thousands of tombs with amazing frescos and old mosaics.
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The 1959 Dyatlov Pass Incident involves nine students who died in the Ural mountains of the USSR under very mysterious circumstances during a skiing tour.
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It took camera surveillance and GPS tracking devices by the Norris team to figure out what was moving the sailing stones in Death Valley.
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A mysterious 2,700-year-old Etruscan Pyramid of Bomarzo, or the Stone of the Preacher, was possibly used in ritual pagan ceremonies involving sacrifices.
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Ancient human footprints are accompanied by deer, bear, and horse tracks at the Devil’s Trails Paleontological Site at Roccamonfina Volcano, Italy.
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In 1981 the mysterious death of Natalie Wood at the age of 43 shocked millions…
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There is something fascinating about viewing the first photograph of a particular subject. These milestone images capture that historic moment in time.
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The oldest tree in the world is estimated to be 5,067 years old. It is located in the Bristlecone Pine Forest in California’s White Mountains.
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They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but not these images. Here are some seemingly normal photos with terrifying backstories.
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To make death masks sculptors take a mold of a person’s face post mortem and then fill the mold with plaster or metal to capture a three dimensional model.