Covers events and phenomena that are not fully understood by science, including paranormal, historical, or scientific mysteries.

The article explores the controversial death sentence of Napoleon Beazley, a teenager convicted of murder, examining his background and the legal debate.

This article details the disappearance of five-year-old Christi Meeks from Mesquite, Texas, in 1985, and the subsequent investigation by local police and private detective William C. Dear. It covers the initial search efforts, the challenges faced by investigators, the involvement of psychics, and the eventual discovery and identification of Christi's body.

This article details Pizza Hut's challenging and historic venture to open its first restaurants in Moscow during the final years of the Soviet Union.

The article explores CrimeCon, a true-crime convention, examining why victims and their families participate in public displays of their grief.

A Texan physician recounts his experience as a private doctor to the Saudi royal family and his efforts to free imprisoned princesses.

A story about Zac Brettler, a teenager whose mysterious death in London uncovers a web of lies, fake identities, and a murky underworld.

Gary Shteyngart recounts his disorienting and often alienating experience aboard the world's largest cruise ship, the Icon of the Seas.

A man recounts his near-fatal attack by Waylon, his beloved pet warthog, on his family's Texas ranch.

Dr. Sam Sheppard At his second trial, with young F. Lee Bailey as his defense attorney, Dr. Sam Sheppard was acquitted of his wife’s terrible murder. The famous case continues to fuel speculation more than a half century later.