Frankie Richard—a suspected pimp and drug dealer in Jennings, Louisiana and a person of interest in the “Jeff Davis 8” murders—is back behind bars.

Eight women from the same Louisiana town were found murdered, and the new docu-series "Murder in the Bayou" questions whether possible law enforcement negligence and corruption may have hindered the investigations. 

An updated and expanded version of “The Phantom Prince: My Life With Ted Bundy” written by Elizabeth Kloepfer under the pen name Elizabeth Kendall is slated to be released in January 2020.

In the show "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," Dennis Reynolds once told his sister he wanted to turn her skin into a lampshade like serial killer Ed Gein.

The move is based on Catherine Oxenberg's book, "Captive: A Mother's Crusade to Save Her Daughter From a Terrifying Cult." 

"That s---t’s gonna get you drunk," Ice-T, aka Fin Tutuola of "Law and Order" declared after he whipped up an Old Fashioned.

Eight women were found dead in just four years in the small town of Jennings, Louisiana. They soon became known as the "Jeff Davis 8."

Slaves in NXIVM were branded with the initials of leader Keith Raniere using a cauterizing pen, a medical device used to burn flesh.

She was raped at knifepoint by a masked man at the age of 18, but it would take years for police to believe her. She says seeing her story play out on screen has brought her some measure of closure.

Actress Annaleigh Ashford plays Lilly in Netflix's "Unbelievable," a Druid woman who drank kava kava tea the night of her attack.