Will Howell-Cornes

The Osage settlement town of Gray Horse, Oklahoma, struck oil in the late 1800s. Within decades, the Native American Osage Nation were the richest people on the planet. Laws meant only Osage people were entitled to the oil-rich land, but then cattle…

On Christmas Eve, 2008, the Ortega family were enjoying a festive Californian get-together when Santa Claus knocked on their front door. The man in red was their disgruntled son-in-law, and instead of bringing gifts, he brought four guns and a…

America is famous for the stars and stripes, apple pie, baseball, cowboys, blue jeans, hot dogs, McDonald's, Hollywood, the Statue of Liberty, the Grand Canyon, Mickey Mouse, and serial killers. For hundreds of years, the public has had a morbid…

On St Patrick's Day 1990, two art thieves bluffed their way into the Gardner Art Museum, tied up the security guards and made off with a billion dollars of priceless artworks. But who was behind history's biggest art heist?

Jessica Lane Chambers was murdered when she and her car were set on fire outside her small Mississippi hometown in December 2014. Police arrested Quinton Tellis, but despite mountains of circumstantial evidence, they couldn't pin the crime on him

Even Paulson was a Norwegian immigrant who left behind his parents and waved goodbye to his small town in Norway, seeking the American Dream. He eventually settled in Mayville, in the Prohibition state of North Dakota, and became a police officer.…

With the release of HBO’s Natalie Wood: What Remains Behind, we take a look at Wagner and Wood’s intersecting lives, marriages, divorce, and careers before trying to get to the bottom of what happened on that boat. Did she fall or was she pushed?

They were the lovely, elderly couple next door, but then the first body was discovered. In May 2021, 81-year-old retired army colonel Akbar Khorramdin and his 74-year-old wife were arrested for brutally murdering their son, filmmaker Babek Khorramdin

Joan Vollmer was a founding member of the early Beat Generation, a 1940s and '50s counterculture movement of artists, poets, and authors. She married William S. Burroughs, but the writer and junkie would quite literally be the death of her...

The streets of London have long been associated with crime. From Jack the Ripper stalking Whitechapel in 1888 to 1960s East End gangster twins Ronnie and Reggie Kray. But the English capital city’s criminal gangs go back much further.