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Celebrities are almost always in the spotlight, but in these cases of unsolved celebrity murders, their fame wasn't enough to save them, or find their killer. This list features unsolved murders of celebrities and includes some of the most notorious crimes in history. Some of these celebrities were filming at the time of their death, while others were in their own homes.  Most of these murder cases closed after years of searching fruitlessly for suspects or substantial evidence; their leads coming to dead ends. However, some of them remain open and even decades after the murders, authorities are still attempting to identify what actually happened. For now though, they remain a mystery. Bob Crane Photo:  Hogan's Heroes  /  Paramount Known for:  Starring Colonel Robert H. Hogan on  Hogan’s Heroes 1960s sitcom star Bob Crane from  Hogan’s Heroes  was discovered in his apartment in 1978 in Scottsdale, AZ, after he had been bludgeoned to death in his b...

Bold Red Carpet Looks That Had Fans Divided The red carpet is filled with action as the stars strut their stuff in front of the cameras. But before that is when the real action happens, as the glam teams perfect the A-listers' hair, makeup, and gowns. Yet not even the best beauty products and crew in the world can save a questionable style choice from becoming the talk of the town. So let's take a walk down memory lane and reminisce over some of Hollywood's most daring looks that have left the fashion world split in two. Cardi B Wins The Grammys When New York rapper, singer, songwriter, and all-around star, Cardi B, walked down the red carpet at the 61st Annual GRAMMY Awards in 2019, she wore a dress that flowed almost as well as her rhyming. The vintage Thierry Mugler couture gown transformed Cardi into Venus, emerging from a shimmering pink oyster shell, complete with a scaled gold bodice and a pearl hat and necklace combo. That's one way to leave people feeling shell...

In 1734, a Chinese official was sentenced to death by "waist chopping." After being cut in two at the waist, he remained alive long enough to write the Chinese character  ("horrible") 7 times with his own blood before dying. After hearing this, the Emperor abolished this form of execution As a result of his refusal to plead, on September 17, Corey was subjected to the procedure by Sheriff George Corwin, but he was steadfast in that refusal, nor did he cry out in pain as the rocks were placed on the boards. After two days, Corey was asked three times to enter a plea, but each time he replied, "More weight," and the sheriff complied. Occasionally, Corwin would even stand on the stones himself. Robert Calef, who was a witness along with other townsfolk, later said, "In the pressing, Giles Corey's tongue was pressed out of his mouth; the Sheriff, with his cane, forced it in again." There are several accounts of Corey's last words. The most co...

Ever since the first photograph was taken, people have been trying to capture what they see around them in pictures. This includes trying to photograph things that they don’t understand. But, for every interesting photo of something new, there are also many pictures that show mistakes or things that aren’t real. 1. Ape Of De Loys Image Source:  Wiki In 1920, a Swiss geologist named Francois De Loys reportedly encountered a pair of aggressive, humanoid apes while exploring the jungles of Venezuela. De Loys claimed that he had killed one of these creatures, positioned it on a box, and captured the peculiar photograph displayed above. This particular animal gained attention because, if authentic, it would be the sole known ape species indigenous to the Western Hemisphere. However, most experts now believe that the creature in question was, in fact, a spider monkey. But what others thought was of no concern to De Loys. This is why he still presented the photo as a groundbreaking discov...