Last time on History’s Nutcases, we talked about the famous Romantic poet, Lord Byron, whose life was characterized … History’s Nutcases: Jemmy HirstRead more
History’s Nutcases
These Serial Killers Turned To Letter Writing To Hit The Headlines
Serial killers have been a part of society as far back as we can remember. While … These Serial Killers Turned To Letter Writing To Hit The HeadlinesRead more
25 Caddyshack Secrets That’ll Change The Way You View The Film
Just over 36 years ago, the cult classic film Caddyshack was released to the public and … 25 Caddyshack Secrets That’ll Change The Way You View The FilmRead more
Rasputin, Mysterious Counsel To Russia’s Last Tsar Was The Man Who Wouldn’t Die
Living as the Tsar of Russia, at a time when the biggest country on the planet … Rasputin, Mysterious Counsel To Russia’s Last Tsar Was The Man Who Wouldn’t DieRead more
March 18, 2003; The Single Largest Bank Heist In History
The only thing worse than a bank heist around $1-billion (USD) is when the person in charge, … March 18, 2003; The Single Largest Bank Heist In HistoryRead more
On This Day, January 20th
1. 1993: Hollywood legend Audrey Hepburn passed away Countless fans around the world mourned on this … On This Day, January 20thRead more
On This Day, January 19th
1. 1993: Fleetwood Mac reunite to play at Clinton’s first inaugural gala It was on this … On This Day, January 19thRead more
On This Day, January 18th
1. 1778: The Hawaiian Islands were discovered by English explorer It was on this date in … On This Day, January 18thRead more
Oh This Day, January 17th
1. 1950: The Great Brink’s Robbery It was on this date in 1950 that a group … Oh This Day, January 17thRead more
On This Day, January 12th
1. 1926: The Sam ‘n’ Henry show debut on Chicago radio One of the most popular … On This Day, January 12thRead more