Though he's the face of the organization, there's so much more to the Medellín Cartel than just Pablo Escobar.

Bloodletting was used to draw "tainted" blood from a patient, in the hopes that the disease or infection would be extracted out with it.

The Manson Family was about 100 strong in 1969 when a group of them went on a killing spree — but what's happened to them since?

Though some say the "Falling Man" photo of a 9/11 jumper may depict a man named Jonathan Briley, his true identity remains uncertain.

Beck Weathers was left for dead and fellow climbers had already called his wife to tell her he was gone — then he somehow made it down the mountain and walked back into camp.

Insane footage from the Battle of Okinawa shows just how reckless and terrifying kamikaze pilots were.

Irena Sendler even managed to survive torture by the Gestapo and a death sentence.

In December 2017, August Ames tweeted about her unwillingness to work with men who appeared in gay adult films. Days later, she would be dead by suicide.

Known as the "King of the Wild Frontier," soldier and adventurer Davy Crockett became a folk hero for his exploits in the Creek Indian War and the Texas Revolution.

English mystic, novelist, mountaineer, and magician Aleister Crowley rejected his upper-class Christian upbringing and explored the darkest corners of occultism.

From Abraham Lincoln's wrestling career to the killer habits of cats, these random facts are guaranteed to boggle your mind.