Today, approximately 2,500 inmates are living on death row in the United States and only about 50 of them are women

These are the top ten countries from around the world that have the most recorded serial killers

The 1983 Brink’s-Mat Robbery left in its wake a long trail of reprisal killings that spanned decades. Anyone who was connected to the £26 million heist met a violent end.

Jimmy Savile's crimes were only made public after his death, but a lot of people knew what was happening at the time

The death penalty was abolished in the UK in 1994. Now the country's worst offenders are given whole life sentences instead.

Cases of children and teenagers who murder are shocking and terrible, but unfortunately they do happen.

Was their upbringing responsible? Or were other factors at play…?

As Bundy was led to the death chamber to be strapped to ‘Old Sparky’ on the 24th of January, 1989, he appeared to be afraid

How one German holiday-maker vanished under extremely peculiar and bizarre circumstances.

A decade has passed since that fateful road trip and Timmothy still remains missing | Image: Shutterstock

Many of the world’s most prolific serial killers are relative unknowns, despite racking up some truly horrifying kill counts | Image: Shutterstock

Five of the UK’s most infamous unsolved missing person cases

You'll be surprised how Britain compares...

Ted Kaczynski, 'The Una Bomber's' IQ was higher than Albert Einstein's

We don’t like to think that the people that are put in place to care for us at our most vulnerable—the doctors, nurses and other medical professionals—are also the ones that could willingly commit murder

Ben Field plied his lover with drugs to make him think he was going mad in a campaign of mental torture

The story of a depressed Manchester teen who used several fake online personas to convince his best friend to murder him

When Stephen naively climbed into a man’s car he never could have imagined he wouldn't return home for 7 years