In 1918 New Orleans, a mysterious killer known as the Axeman terrorized the city, breaking into homes and attacking residents with their own axes. Most victims were Italian grocers, creating a wave of fear throughout the community.

In 1979, a chilling audio tape arrived at police headquarters: 'I'm Jack. I see you're having no luck catching me.' This hoax would derail Britain's largest manhunt and transform modern policing forever.

Between 1968-1985, Florence's idyllic landscape became a hunting ground for one of Italy's most methodical killers. Sixteen victims lost their lives in a case that would challenge everything investigators thought they knew about serial killers.

In 1934 Cleveland, Eliot Ness—famous for taking down Al Capone—faced his greatest challenge: a serial killer targeting the city's homeless population. This case would transform both criminal investigation and Ness's legendary reputation forever.

In 1893, while Chicago celebrated progress at the World's Fair, H.H. Holmes was perfecting something sinister nearby: a building designed specifically for murder. His 'Murder Castle' would become the template for understanding methodical killers.

In May 1980, five heavily armed men walked into a California bank, sparking a violent confrontation that would fundamentally transform American law enforcement. What happened in those 17 minutes still influences police departments today.

Meet Nannie Doss, the 'Giggling Granny' who murdered 11 family members over three decades while maintaining a sweet, innocent grandmother image. Her case would revolutionize how law enforcement approached domestic murders and challenge society's perceptions of serial killers.

Disney's taking a $200M gamble on Snow White in 2025, and it's not just another remake. From the first Latina Snow White to CGI controversies, this new adaptation is sparking intense debates about representation, tradition, and progress...