Welcome to Grimming It Up

Category: true crime

  • The Deadman’s Hand

    The Deadman’s Hand

    Is the Dead Man’s Hand a superstition, an omen, or just another urban legend? It sounds so ominous, almost like a ghost story begging to be told.

  • Eugene Francis Fish Missing

    Eugene Francis Fish Missing

    The case of Eugene “Gene” Francis Fish is strange. It has ties to NCIS, the KGB, and more questions than answers.

  • Tracy Jay Bastion

    Tracy Jay Bastion

    Tracy Jay Bastion is a missing person from Montrose, Colorado. His wife reported him missing on October 24, 1994. He hasn’t been heard from or seen since.

  • Denver Hammer Killer

    Denver Hammer Killer

    The Denver Hammer Killer cases seemed like they would never be solved, until police persistence, technology, and DNA all converged. We now know with certainty the name of this monster: Alex Christopher Ewing

  • Lori Layman – Missing Woman From Colorado Springs, Colorado

    Lori Layman – Missing Woman From Colorado Springs, Colorado

    Lori’s Known Timeline The last place Lori Lee Layman was seen was at America’s Best Value Inn on Garden of the Gods Road in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Her last reported contact was a phone call with her father on April 30, 2015. The final ping from her cell phone was traced to North Nevada Avenue…

  • True Crime Lovers Guide To Forensic DNA

    True Crime Lovers Guide To Forensic DNA

    Have you ever wondered what is DNA exactly? Does it have limitations? Or perhaps how it can be used in different real life crimes? We even touch on the Innocence Project too.

  • Colorado’s Other Cannibal

    Colorado’s Other Cannibal

    Colorado had a man who clearly liked the taste of human flesh. This man was a career criminal, prone to violence and made headlines across the United States even though he was from Italy. This story was so wild even the Wild West of Colorado wasn’t having any of it.

  • Twisted Trail of Murder

    Twisted Trail of Murder takes you down the path of multiple spree killers that terrorized Colorado Springs in the summer of 1975.

  • Grimming It Up’s Murder Dictionary

    Grimming It Up’s Murder Dictionary helps our readers to understand the criminal vocabulary we use on the blog.

  • High Flying Murder United Flight 629

         On a cool night on November 1, 1955, the skies over Longmont, Colorado, were aglow with a strangeness. That would grip not only the tiny farming community but also the nation. A bomb blew apart the United Airlines Flight 629, taking thirty-nine passengers and five crew members. The flight originated from Stapleton Airport in…

error

Enjoy this blog? Please help us to grow and spread the word :)

RSS
Follow by Email
Facebook
Twitter
Set Youtube Channel ID
fb-share-icon