Category: Murder


  • Elagabalus: The Boy God Rome Had to Destroy

    How a teenage emperor called Elagabalus shattered Rome’s deepest taboos, drowned their hopes and ignited their anger, inspiring stories of murder, decadence, and a banquet of deadly roses that smothered his guests to death. The Ceiling Is Moving A single rose petal floats down, brushing the cheek of a senator who cannot move. He was…

  • The Face That Time Forgot: The Horrifying Perfection of the Tollund Man

    With Tollund Man, his eyes are closed as if in sleep, his lips opened as if about to speak. The stubble on his chin looks fresh, like it had grown just days ago. But this man has been dead for over 2,000 years—and someone had murdered him. On May 6, 1950, two brothers were cutting…

  • The Pit of Bones: Humanity’s First Murder Scene

    Deep beneath the hills of northern Spain lies a cave called La Sima de los Huesos—the Pit of Bones. In this darkness, archaeologists uncovered a stark truth about humanity: evidence that violence, cruelty, and murder have been with us from the very beginning. This isn’t just a prehistoric grave—it stands as the world’s oldest crime…