Published inHistory of WomenShe was Expelled from the 1936 Summer Olympics for Having a Few Glasses of ChampagneOlympic swimmer Eleanor Holm was fun, fearless, and not afraid to push the boundariesAug 21Aug 21
A Woman Goes Missing, and the Only Person who Seemed to Care was her HairdresserMarsha Brantley vanished without a trace in 2009Jul 265Jul 265
Published inHistory of WomenThe Sentimental Reason Why WWII Brides Made their Dresses out of ParachutesOne bride modeled her parachute dress after the 1939 film Gone with the WindJul 232Jul 232
A Go-Go Dancer Vanishes After Telling Family She Needs to Get Away for a WhileTwenty years later, her brother gets a phone call that reveals the shocking truth and exposes a serial killerJul 131Jul 131
Published inHistory of WomenBefore “Resting Bitch Face,” there was “Bicycle Face”19th-century doctors invented the fake condition to dissuade women from riding bicyclesJul 112Jul 112
A Young Mother Goes Missing in 1980, and Her Daughter Spends Decades Looking for AnswersBill Major claimed his wife had abandoned their family, but he was harboring a dark secretJul 81Jul 81
Published inHistory of WomenAmerican Women have the Right to Vote because of a Mother’s LetterFebb E. Burn told her son to “be a good boy” and ratify the 19th AmendmentJul 5Jul 5
The Cold Case of Judy BruceThe mother of two was killed after discovering a horrifying secret about her husbandJul 21Jul 21
Published inHistory of WomenMinnie M. Cox was the First Black Postmistress in 1890s MississippiWhen angry white folks threatened her position, President Theodore Roosevelt suspended the local post office rather than accept her…Jun 18Jun 18
Published inHistory of WomenMary Hellen Had Her Pick of John Quincy Adams’ Three Sons. She Chose Poorly.Biographers have called Mary Hellen a “vixen” who tortured the Adams brothers with her shameless flirting.Sep 5, 20234Sep 5, 20234