By 1988, Suzanne Eaton was already venturing into her second scientific field, and to say that was an accomplishment is an understatement — because even decades later, the statistics surrounding women in STEM are disheartening. Suzanne Eaton was a pioneer, and she worked nonstop to improve her field. She received distinguished
Tara was nineteen years old and enjoyed riding bikes with her mother every morning. At least, it went on that way for a while. At some point, her mother, Patty Doel, became nervous about riding. Patty claimed that she believed that a motorist was stalking her. She shared her concerns
Heading out into the woods can bring a special kind of thrill. On one hand, it allows you to step outside and leave behind the troubles of everyday life. On the other hand, it can be filled with dangers in the form of cliffs, toxic plants, natural predators, and some
In September of 1981, Ursula Herrmann left her aunt’s home on a little red bike. She had a ten-minute ride home, but she never made it there. Her disappearance sparked a huge search with police, neighbors, and dogs focused on the nearby forest. After a short while, the only
When a nineteen-year-old girl went missing while visiting her hometown, rumors began to swirl. Police thought she ran away, but her family knew that something was wrong. It wasn’t like her to head out and disappear without calling. As the investigation began to unfold, several accusations would be made,
Born in England in 1867, Percy Fawcett was born into a family that probably solidified his career path. The son of a member of the Royal Geographical Society — and with a mountain climbing occultist for a brother — he was kind of on a set path. And, this guy did everything.