In the 1930s, Cleveland was beset by a serial killer who left his dismembered victims in various spots around the city, to be found by passersby, or in Lake Erie, where parts of victims would wash up ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Growing up in Northeast Ohio, Daniel Stashower heard about the Cleveland Torso Murderer when he was just a kid, sitting by his summer camp’s bonfire cooking s’mores. The scary story, ...

CLEVELAND (WJW) — The Cleveland torso murders, one of the most notorious unsolved crimes in U.S. history, is being revisited in a new movie set to start production in Cleveland this summer. “Kingsbury ...

Our impressions of well known historical figures are frequently derived from television programs. This reviewer’s image of the legendary Eliot Ness had been shaped by watching reruns of the hit TV ...

Police raid the Kingsbury Run shantytown in search for evidence of the "Cleveland Torso Murderer." Eliot Ness is the federal agent most famous for his work in Chicago bringing down notorious gangster ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – A rare letter from Eliot Ness – with illegal “lammer chips” - is up for auction. The framed, handwritten one-page letter - addressed to Dr. Arthur Hagedorn, chairman and physician of ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. CLEVELAND — Legendary law enforcer Eliot ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Eliot Ness made his reputation in Chicago in 1931. “He was famous for taking down Al Capone when he was a treasury agent so he was a Fed and that really made him a very public ...

Eliot Ness busted Chicago gangster Al Capone, a real-life deed that later inspired the TV series and movie The Untouchables. He moved on to Cleveland in the 1930s. A grateful city commemorated his ...

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