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An African-American teenager who was convicted and sentenced to death in Pennsylvania on false charges that he had murdered a white woman has been exonerated, 91 years after he was executed. On June 13, 2022, Delaware County Court of Common Pleas Judge Kevin Kelly granted a motion filed jointly by lawyers for Alexander McClay Williams and the Delaware County District Attorney’s office to posthumously overturn Williams’ conviction and death sentence. (Williams is pictured with then-District Attorney William J. McCarter displaying the murder weapon.) District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer then filed a motion to “nol pros” the case, dismissing the charges against Williams and formally exonerating him. Williams, who was sixteen years old when he was put to death in the electric chair, was the youngest person ever executed in Pennsylvania. The court action was the culmination of years of effort by Williams’ family and Sam Lemon, the great-grandson of his trial lawyer, to clear the teen of...

This picture shows the sadistic killer viewing the headless body of his victim in the morgue This man, named Arthur Eggers, was convicted of brutally killing his wife after an argument and going into a fit of rage. He was known as a mild mannered and friendly man by others who knew him. He beheaded his wife, Dorthey Eggers, cut off her hands and drove her to the mountains to dispose her remains in several places. He wanted to cover his tracks anyway he could by taking her miles away from the crime scene and hiding her where he thought she could never be found. Fortunately her body was recovered but the head and hands were not found as he had disposed of them in the heavily wooded mountain ravines in different locations..... Read story   is a woman, it is the right picture I researched it more to make sure) Investigation In January 1946, hikers came across a woman’s body, wrapped in a blanket, in a very remote area of the San Bernardino Mountains in California. The head and han...

On January 27, 1959, nine Soviet college students embarked on a journey into the Northern Urals. When they were all found dead, some had major chest fractures that could only have been caused by an immense force, comparable to that of a car crash. And in the most gruesome instance, one was missing her tongue, eyes, part of the lips, as well as facial tissue, and a fragment of her skull bone.⁠ Go inside the half-century-long mystery of the Dylatov Pass Incident.⁠ Aron Ralston — the man behind the true story of 127 Hours — drank his own urine and carved his own epitaph before amputating his arm in a Utah canyon. After seeing the 2010 film 127 Hours, Aron Ralston called it “so factually accurate it is as close to a documentary as you can get and still be a drama,” and added that it was “the best film ever made.” Starring James Franco as a climber who is forced to amputate his own arm after a canyoneering accident, 127 Hours caused several viewers to pass out when they saw Franco’s charact...