Robert and Michelle King’s crime thriller “Happy Face” has been canceled at Paramount+ after just one season, Variety has ...

Keith Hunter Jesperson wanted the world to know he was a killer — and now, his story will be told on the small screen. The hulking, 6'6" Jesperson is confirmed to have killed at least eight ...

Keith Hunter Jesperson, right, listens to his attorney Tom Phelan moments before pleading guilty to murder charges on October 18, 1995, at the Clark County Courthouse in Vancouver, Washington.

A 57% Rotten Tomatoes show based on a podcast, with Dennis Quaid playing a serial killer, has been canceled by Paramount+ ...

Keith Hunter Jesperson was dubbed the Happy Face Killer four years after he committed the first of many murders in 1990. Jesperson grew up in violent and abusive surroundings in British Columbia, ...

Keith Hunter Jesperson YouTube/A&E Quaid might not need a stamp of approval from the subject of the material but he did receive one from his onscreen daughter, Ashford, 39. Thank You!

Melissa G. Moore has spent her life coming to terms with the fact that her father was a “stone-cold killer.”. As the daughter of Keith Hunter Jesperson, who came to be known as the “Happy ...

Keith Hunter Jesperson, aka the "Happy Face Killer," confessed to killing eight women in several states, including Florida. In 1994, ...

(CNN) — In the early 1990s, long-haul trucker Keith Hunter Jesperson killed at least eight women in his travels across the United States. To gain notoriety, he sent anonymous confession ...