Jerome London
37 Mass Shooters Who Were On Antidepressants
Here are 37 mass shooters who were either on antidepressants at the time of their rampage, had abruptly quit taking their medication when they went on their spree, or had been prescribed antidepressants at some point in the past.
Jeffrey Epstein’s Sexual Blackmail Tapes (And 25 Other Creepy Cases Of ‘Digital Peeping Toms’)
Jeffrey Epstein was hardly the first to film people in sexual situations without their knowledge. Here, in all their creepy horror, are 26 real-life cases where perverts used digital technology to catch an illegal glimpse of someone else’s naked body.
Project Riese: The Nazis’ Half-Finished Underground City
Were you aware that during the middle of World War II, the Nazis were working on an elaborate underground lair like you’d see in James Bond or Austin Powers movies?
17 People Who Died On The Toilet
You’d be surprised at how many kings—from Elvis Presley to King George II—died “on the throne.”
Barbara Hutton: The ‘Poor Little Rich Girl’ Who Had Everything Except Happiness
Her motto was “living well is the best revenge,” but from all reports, she lived a life of endlessly empty sadness.
The Sentinelese Tribe: The Last Stone Age Humans On Earth?
For at least the past thousand years, attempts to make contact with the tribesmen on this tiny island have resulted in a hail of arrows and spears flung at the intruders, frequently resulting in death. They made headlines late in 2018 when they killed a young American missionary who wanted to spread the Gospel to them.
Jeffrey Epstein’s Alleged Pattern Of Sexual Abuse Against Minors Detailed In 21 Horrifying Steps
Jeffrey Epstein took an insanely lenient plea deal in 2007 despite mountains of evidence against him. Does this insanely wealthy man keep getting away with it because of his ties to the intelligence community?
Anne Boleyn: 9 Fascinating Facts About The Queen Who Changed England (And Lost Her Head In The Process)
Known as “Anne of the Thousand Days,” Anne Boleyn was Queen of England for only three years but still managed to turn the world upside-down. Through her charm, intelligence, and stubborn willpower, she led King Henry VIII to divorce his first wife and split from the Catholic Church. Then, when she failed to produce him a male heir to his throne, he dragged her into jail and had her beheaded on false charges of adultery, incest, and witchcraft.