Murder Files Unsealed Author Adidas Wilson

Robert Pickton, a Canadian serial killer, is currently in critical condition after being assaulted in a Quebec maximum-security institution where he was incarcerated. The Correctional Service of Canada has confirmed the attack, but has not disclosed further information regarding the incident or Pickton's current state.

Reports from Sûreté du Québec indicate that Pickton is currently in a medically induced coma, with CBS News stating that he is in a precarious condition. According to an anonymous source cited by The Province, Pickton was allegedly attacked by another inmate who used a broken broom-like handle to spear him in the head.

Pickton was accused of killing 26 women, and in a 2007 trial, he was convicted of murdering six women, CBS News reports. 

Pillowcase Murders: Suspected Texas serial killer smothered elderly women in upscale nursing homes

Billy Chemirmir posed as a handyman to get into elderly women's upscale assisted living homes, smother them to death and steal their valuables

Billy Chemirmir was found guilty of murdering two elderly women in upscale Texas retirement homes and accused of 20 more killings. If one of his victims had not survived his smothering attempt, he might have never been apprehended.

Shortly before his death at the hands of his cellmate, suspected serial killer Billy Chemirmir is the focus of a newly released docuseries on Paramount+ titled "Pillowcase Murders." He was killed by a fellow inmate in a Texas prison in 2023, according to authorities.

The old adage "Once is an anomaly, twice is a coincidence, three times is a pattern" has been a topic of discussion in the American southwest for many years. Between 1981 and 1984, three Catholic priests were killed in the region, coinciding with a mysterious suicide in Idaho and a disappearance in Montana. Some have speculated that these events may be interconnected.

Hans Schmidt, an apparently ordinary Catholic priest during the turn of the century, concealed a sinister secret beneath his pious facade. Born in Aschaffenberg, Germany in 1881, Schmidt was ordained as a Catholic priest in 1906. Following his religious duties in his home country, he was dispatched to the United States in 1909, making a brief stop in Louisville, KY, before ultimately settling at St. Bonaface's Parish in New York, NY.

As the temperatures rise and the days grow longer, there's no better time to indulge in some gripping true crime tales. Whether you're lounging by the pool or hiding from the heat indoors, these 10 best true crime books will keep you on the edge of your seat all summer long.

Joshua Dean, a former quality auditor at a major Boeing supplier, passed away after bringing attention to incorrectly drilled holes in the fuselage of 737 Max aircraft. Dean, aged 45, succumbed on Tuesday morning, as confirmed by his family on social media. His family revealed to NPR on Thursday that Dean's health rapidly deteriorated following a diagnosis of a MRSA bacterial infection.