Though many have suspected JonBenét Ramsey's parents of murdering her in 1996, others believe her brother Burke is responsible.Dr. Phil/Peteski ProductionsBurke Ramsey speaking to Dr. Phil in 2016.
When Burke Ramsey was nine years old, his little sister JonBenét was found murdered in their Boulder, Colorado home. The murder of the six-year-old child pageant star shocked the nation, but the identity of the killer remains a mystery; no one was ever charged with her death.
Guitarist Chris Pérez married Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla in 1992, but what happened to Selena's husband after her tragic murder in 1995?When Chris Pérez first met Selena Quintanilla, she was already a rising star in the Latin music industry. Her popular songs and stylish flair would eventually earn her the title “Queen of Tejano.” In 1990, Pérez was hired as a new guitarist for Selena’s band.
Before long, the two bandmates bonded and fell in love.
By analyzing 103 skulls of early Caribbean inhabitants, experts were able to reassess when and where they settled. This, in turn, lent credence to Columbus' infamous tales of cannibalism.Ann Ross/North Carolina State UniversityExperts analyzed the skulls of early Caribbean inhabitants dating between 800 A.D. and 1542.
In recent years, Christopher Columbus has been increasingly considered more of a ruthless conquerer than a well-intentioned pioneer as taught to us in school. According to Eureka Alert, however, the explorer’s long-dismissed stories about cruel Carib raiders in the Caribbean — who abducted women and cannibalized men — may have actually been true.
Charleston County shut the beach down before sending in the sheriff's department and U.S. Air Force specialists to evaluate the cannonballs.KAREN BLEIER/AFP/Getty Images
Hurricane Matthew just washed up a pile of Civil War-era cannonballs on Folly Beach near Charleston, South Carolina. Charleston County shut the beach down before sending in the sheriff department and U.S. Air Force specialists to evaluate the cannonballs. The team decided to explode most of the cannonballs on the beach to be safe, while some were transported to a nearby Navy base.
The figurine dates to the first century C.E. and was likely a representation of a fertility god.NoonansPhallic symbols like the one found on this ancient Celtic figurine were fairly common in the ancient world.
While combing through a field in Haconby, Lincolnshire in 2022, Paul Shepheard suddenly got a signal from his metal detector. His wife, Joanne, had just found a Medieval penny, so Paul eagerly dug into the dirt — and unearthed a 2,000-year-old figurine with an oversized phallus.