In 1970, two teenage girls were murdered at Denver's Lumber Baron Inn. More than 50 years later, their killer is still unknown — but some guests say the victims' ghosts still roam the halls.FacebookThe Lumber Baron Inn is named for its original owner and builder, John Mouat, who made a fortune in the lumber business.
Once, the Lumber Baron Inn was the home of its namesake — lumber baron John Mouat. Read More...
In 2001, Kathleen Peterson was found dead in a pool of blood at the bottom of the staircase in her home. Two years later, her husband Michael Peterson was convicted of her murder — but many believe he didn’t do it.NetflixMichael Peterson (center) during his 2003 trial for the murder of his wife, Kathleen Peterson.
In 2018, Netflix released The Staircase, a documentary that catapulted a regional North Carolina murder mystery to national attention. Read More...
Learn why a small Colorado town has an annual festival to celebrate a single chicken who managed to survive for 18 months without its head.Fox21 News/YouTube
In 1945, a farmer named Lloyd Olson was tending to business as usual, slaughtering chickens on a family farmed shared with his wife, Clara. With one on decapitation duty and the other ready to clean their recent kill, the duo went to work beheading around 50 birds that day. Read More...
