Scuba diver taking a picture of his wife during a dive off the Australian coast, accidentally gets a picture of the dead body of murder victim Tina Watson, who was drowned by her husband that day in 2003.

Residents in Canada have petitioned for the removal on these fake teeth from the side of Gabriel Wortman's denture clinic after he wen't on a killing spree in Nova Scotia last week claiming the lives of 22 people.

The original photo (top left) was taken at the Fifteenth Leningrad Regional Party Conference in 1924 or 1925. It shows Nikolai Antipov (left), Joseph Stalin, Sergei Kirov (right), and Nikolai Shvernik (far right). Antiopov, who rose to become Deputy Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars, was the first to fall out of Stalin’s favor. Shvernik vanished next. Readers can see he was airbrushed out of the photo, but Shvernik was lucky. He is the only person in the original photo to survive Stalin, whose enemies often had a penchant for dying unexpectedly.

Before the Omagh bombing in Northern Ireland. Almost immediately after this photo was taken, a bomb was set off in the red car beside the boy on his dad's shoulders. The father and child survived miraculously, but the photographer and 28 others died, while around 220 were injured.

This is without a doubt the craziest picture from the list. In this Mark Jackson's basketball card, the Menendez brothers are pictured sitting court-side after killing their parents.

The last known photo of John Lennon before he was shot and killed by Mark Chapman. Here John is pictured singing a copy of his latest album Double Fantasy for a 'fan', who would later be realized as his killer, Mark Chapman.

Two brothers pose for a photo in Sequoia National Park moments before getting struck by lightning in August, 1975.

Dennis Rader, AKA the BTK Killer, who killed 10 people over the span of about 25 years poses with his daughter after her graduation from Kansas State. The photo seems normal, if you forget that one of these people is a serial killer.

Tyler Hadley, partying with his friends after killing his own parents. He had been bragging all week about how he was going to throw a party, which none of his friends believed because of how strict his parents are. So he killed them and threw a party while they lay upstairs dead.

The final footsteps of a four-year-old girl who walked into a lake and drowned.

Ayano Tokumasu, a Japanese exchange student (in red) moments before losing her footing and being swept over Niagara Falls to her death.

A photograph of the black bear which killed Darsh Patel on Sept. 21 in a wooded area of West Milford was recovered from the victim's phone, authorities say. The picture was taken from approximately 100 feet - but the bear kept approaching the group of hikers, who split up and fled just shortly before Patel was killed, authorities say. The cell phone was later found with a puncture mark from the animal's fangs, authorities added.

The 17-year-old went missing on the morning of February 27, when he told family members that he planned to hike Haiku Stairs, also known as the "Stairway to Heaven." The photo was one of a few photos the teen had texted to family members during his hike, and after extensively studying the pictures they noticed a man in one of them. The family is now asking for the public's assistance in identifying the man in the photo, hoping he may have more clues that could possibly lead to Pua's location.

David Alexander Johnston was an American United States Geological Survey volcanologist who was killed by the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens in the U.S. state of Washington. His last words were over radio "Vancouver, Vancouver, this is it!" before going silent. His remains were never found.

Lisanne Froon, 22. Picture taken on April 1, the day of her disappearance. Cellphone data, found in their backpack, revealed that attempts to dial 911 were made some 2 hours after this photo was taken. There was no reception. The last attempt to dial 911 was 10 days after their disappearance.

Kris Kremers, 21. Screenshot from a TV documentary, actual photo was not released. Picture taken around 2:30 pm on the day of their disappearance. Another 90 photos have been retrieved from the camera, all were taken 10 days after their disappearance, during a 4 hour time span (1 - 4am). 87 out of 90 were completely black, the others showed fragments of branches and rocks. These images have not been released.