Jack the Ripper
One of the most infamous cases, the unsolved crimes of Jack the Ripper, a mysterious killer who murdered prostitutes in Victorian London.
Historical Crimes
Iron Maiden
The Iron Maiden was a mythical medieval torture device in which victims were placed inside an iron spike covered cabinet.
Caligula
One of cruellest Emperors to reign in ancient Rome, Caligula was eventually assassinated by his own Praetorian guard.
Mutiny on the Bounty
The Mutiny on the Bounty occurred in 1789, when crewmen of the HMS Bounty led a mutiny against the cruel and hated Captain Bligh.
Gilles de Rais
A celebrated French war hero who fought alongside Joan of Arc, Gilles de Rais was an occultist who murdered children in dark magic rituals.
Thuggee Cult
The Thuggee Cult, an Indian gang who committed robberies and murders, was eventually suppressed by the British Empire.
Princes in the Tower
The heirs to the English throne, the Princes in the Tower were siblings and sons of Edward IV, after whose death were under the care of their uncle Richard, who is thought to have murdered the brothers.
Edward England
A gentleman pirate Captain, Edward England was one of the more humane swashbucklers of the Golden Age of Piracy.
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Thomas Becket
The careless words of a powerful King led to the murder of Archbishop Thomas Becket in 12th Century England.
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Caracalla
The Roman Emperor Caracalla was to rule jointly with his brother, but rivalry between the siblings would lead to the murder of one brother at the hands of the other.
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