True Crime Freak? I Got You!
This couple murdered young strangers as well as their very own children, many of whom were buried on their property. The Wests were absolutely brutal, and even today there are still a few mysteries and intriguing conspiracies surrounding them.
Fred had already been a child molester, rapist, cold blooded (likely serial) murderer, sadist, and a necrophiliac long before he ever met Rosemary…
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
On Friday, June 22nd of 2007, Nancy lost her life. She was killed in a second story room; her limbs had been bound, a cord wrapped around her throat, and she was strangled. There were bruises on her stomach and back from where Chris had pressed his knee into her, and at some point Nancy had suffered a blow to the head. When she was deceased, Nancy was covered with a towel and a Bible was place near her body. Toxicology later proved that Vicodin and Xanax had been in her system, but sources claim that these were her everyday medications…
Earth Day was founded in 1970, and the very first Earth Day celebration was hosted by a man named Ira Einhorn; Ira was a college professor who dubbed himself “The Unicorn”, because Einhorn translates to Unicorn in German. Some claim he is one of the founders of Earth Day, though the other founders staunchly deny this. But, considering what later transpired, it’s no wonder that they deny Ira’s contributions. (Gory crime scene pics at the very end of this article.)
Worcestershire, England.On April 8, 1943, 4 young men named Tommy Willits, Fred Payne, Robert Hart, and Bob Farmer were out looking for bird nests on private property in Hagley Woods. The oldest boy, 15 year old Bob, climbed up on the old tree, hoping to find the bird nest he was searching for; instead he…
Everybody knows this case, but have you seen the autopsy photos? These are the remains of David Koresh (AKA Vernon Howell, his birth name) and a few of the Branch Davidians. They fought the law, and the law won. David Koresh was originally a Seventh-Day Adventist, but he was thrown out of the church for…
I will start this article off by telling you what my research over the years has shown. Madame Delphine LaLaurie had been the wife of the very wealthy Dr. Louis Leonard LaLaurie. Together with their son they constructed one of the most breathtakingly marvelous homes in the best area of New Orleans’s French Quarter; the address is 1140 Royal Street. Now, Delphine had been known as an exquisite hostess, she’d known how to throw an extravagant party like no one else and only the best of society had been permitted to attend her social gatherings. It is said that those who had not been fortunate enough to receive a coveted invitation would gather outside for the evening, even if not permitted entry at least they’d be somewhat close to the action. But above all, the lady had been loved for her kindness; she’d constantly helped those less fortunate than herself…