After escaping U.S. custody in 1946, Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann was arrested by covert Israeli agents in Argentina.

In a case that stumped German courts, Armin Meiwes was convicted for the murder of Bernd Brandes.

Missing for 55 days after he was kidnapped by fascist extremists, the bullet-riddled body of former Italian Prime Minister Aldo Moro was found in a car.

After holding headlines for almost five years, Jodi Arias was found guilty in an Arizona court of killing her ex-boyfriend, Travis Alexander.

The man known as H.H. Holmes, believed to have killed up to 200 people, was executed at Philadelphia's Moyamensing Prison for the murder of his associate Benjamin Pitezel.

After 10 years of torture and abuse, Amanda Berry broke out of her captor’s house with her six-year-old daughter.

Alfred and Albert Stratton were found guilty of murder through fingerprint evidence.

On this day, the Battle of Alcatraz ended after six inmates seized the Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary. In the aftermath, fifteen victims were wounded, and five men died.

Three-year-old Madeleine McCann was on vacation with her parents and younger siblings when she vanished from the family hotel room in Algarve, Portugal. She hasn’t been seen since.

President Nixon ordered the arrests of thousands of peaceful anti-Vietnam War protesters in West Potomac Park.

A group of teenage boys broke into a New Hampshire condo and murdered 24-year-old Gregg Smart.

Russian scientists confirmed that skeletal remains found outside of Yekaterinburg belonged to two children of the last tsar of Russia, whose family was executed in 1918.

The day before Adolf Hitler’s death, Nazi officer and head of the Gestapo Heinrich Müller walked out of Hitler’s underground bunker and disappeared.

After an arsonist set Belle Gunness’s house ablaze, authorities discovered a chilling secret. Guest hosted by Alastair Murden from Superstitions, a Spotify Original from Parcast.

Andrew Cunanan bludgeoned his best friend Jeffrey Trail to death with a claw hammer before continuing a murder spree that took the lives of four others.

In an eight-hour-long massacre, police officer Woo Bum-kon killed 56 people in a rural county in South Korea.

Danish inventor Peter Madsen was convicted of killing Swedish journalist Kim Wall on his homemade submarine.

Licensed nurse and convicted serial killer Orville Lynn Majors was born in Kentucky on this day in history.

The mysterious assassination of popular Sri Lankan politician Lalith Athulathmudali launched a complex and divisive investigation.

One of Austria’s most notorious killers was hanged for murdering four women.

A deadly car bomb exploded at a bus terminal in Sri Lanka’s capital city. Guest hosted by Richard Rossner from Unexplained Mysteries, a Spotify Original from Parcast.

Fascist Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler was born in Austria to a customs official, Alois, and his wife, Klara.

After Trisha Meili was brutally beaten and raped in Manhattan’s Central Park, five Black and Latino teenagers were falsely accused and found guilty for the crime.

Robert Lee Yates Jr., also known as the "Washington Ripper" was taken into custody and charged with killing 16-year-old Jennifer Ann Joseph. He would later be linked to 11 more murders.

Intending to kill members of South London’s diverse Brixton neighborhood, 22-year-old neo-Nazi David Copeland set off a nail bomb that injured 48 people.