Ed Gein, also known as the butcher of Plainfield, is by far America’s most notorious killer and body snatcher. Born on August 27, 1906, in La...
In 1942, as WW2 went on, Stalin ordered the release of Polish soldiers from the Siberian gulags to fight against the Germans. Their rough journey included...
Salem Village, Massachusetts is the birthplace of one of America’s bleak blemishes known as The Salem Witch Trials. It is an unfortunate event that took the...
In the late middle ages, Europe witnessed a devastating number of diseases, the Black Death being the most infamous one that wiped out a third of...
On March 19, 1919, New Orleans held its biggest party, as every bar, restaurant, club and even house blasted jazz music so loudly that it could...
