In July of 1940, the body of a strangled woman was discovered floating in Crescent Lake in Olympic National Park, Washington. The cold water had turned the fat into the body into a soap-like substance and preserved the body.
Bizarre and Creepy Events
Did Teresita Basa Solve her own Murder?
Teresita Basa was stabbed to death in her apartment in Chicago, 1977. After the case went cold, her spirit seemingly possessed another woman and named her killer.
5 Horrific Circus Tragedies
Circus life can be perilous; whether malfunctioning high wires, animal tragedies, or fires, when something goes wrong, it can be life-threatening. Here, we count down five of the most horrific circus tragedies in history.
Cruise into the Unknown – The Disappearance of Amy Lynn Bradley
23-year-old Amy Lynn Bradley disappeared while on a cruise with her family in the Caribbean. Could she have been abducted and sold into sex slavery?
The Hollywood Death of Peg Entwistle
Feeling like a failure in the bright lights of Hollywood, Peg Entwistle threw herself from the “H” in the Hollywoodland sign.
The Legally Haunted House & The Ghostbuster Ruling
In 1991, this seemingly idyllic mansion perched on the Hudson River in Nyack, New York, was declared legally haunted.
The Tragic Tale of Ham The Chimp
Before Alan Shepherd and Neil Armstrong, there was Ham – a 37-pound chimpanzee.
The Witchcraft Murder of Charles Walton
There were whispers around the village that Charles Walton was a witch. Was he murdered as a “blood sacrifice”?
The Abandoned Captain George Conrad Flavel Home
Come and take a look inside this abandoned Victorian home which has quite a violent and colourful history.
The Beast of Gévaudan
There are legends across the globe; they span years, they go back centuries, they could involve animals, monsters, killers, death, and even magic. Some of these legends are documented, and none are more well-documented than La Bête du Gévaudan