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A 16th-century painting depicts the flaying of a corrupt judge.

Subscribe Dark Secrets A 16th-century painting depicts the skinning alive of a corrupt judge, Sisamnes, in the year 500 BC. Sisamnes was a royal judge in Persia during the reign of Cambyses II. He was discovered to have taken a bribe and passed an unfair judgment. As a result, the

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Spring Break Murder: The Killing of Mark Kilroy

In 1989, Mark Kilroy, a student at the University of Texas, went on spring break in Mexico with a group of friends. While there, he was abducted and taken to a ranch in the middle of nowhere. He was tortured and sodomized for hours before being killed in a human

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Brother and Sister Become Youngest Murderers in US History

The True Story of Curtis and Catherine

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Why Do Most Relationships Fail? Common Reasons and Tips for Building Stronger Connections

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The Dark Secrets of William Leslie Arnold

A Teenage Killer and Master of Escape

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My Day at the Waterpark Turned Scary When a Woman Started Laughing at Me

True Story From Adam

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