Martinis & Murder

Prosecutor Paul Ebert was apparently so moved by Regina Keegan's story that he sent her to one of Lorena Bobbitt's attorneys.

Lorena Bobbitt claimed that she cut off her husband’s penis in 1993 because he raped her. Her supporters viewed it as a justified response to abuse, but what did the law say then, and what does it say now?

Lorena Bobbitt became a household name after cutting off husband John's penis. More than 25 years later, her life is markedly different.

Years after she made headlines for cutting off her husband’s penis, Lorena Bobbitt found love again. So how did she meet the lucky man?

“Every guy is going to feel anxiety with his weenie cut off, but he never really had much pain that I am aware of or can remember, he never really said, 'Why me,'” Dr. David Berman said of John Bobbitt’s reaction to the infamous penis cut.

"Analyzing bite marks is part art and part science, isn't it?” a defense attorney for Ted Bundy asked during one of his murder trials. Turns out, according to experts, Bundy's lawyer was pretty much right.

Harold Jones, who was put behind bars for two murders in the 1920s, is the subject of BBC’s newest crime documentary, “Dark Son: The Hunt For A Serial Killer.”