Inmate Faye Copeland talks about prison life in this file photograph taken Aug. 19, 1999, at the state prison in Vandalia, Mo. Copeland, a convicted killer once considered the nation's oldest ...

On this day, Dec. 28, in 2003, Faye Copeland, who with her husband were considered the oldest serial killers ever sentenced to death, died of natural causes. In October 1989, Missouri police ...

He was the key witness in the trial of Faye Copeland, who was convicted of first-degree murder. Prosecutors said Ray Copeland was in financial distress for years, unable to make a go of it on his ...

Copeland, a convicted killer believed to be the oldest death row inmate in the country, died Tuesday in a prison infirmary in Potosi, Mo. He was 78. Copeland and his wife, Faye, were convicted and … ...

The tale of Ray and Faye Copeland, who were sentenced to death for the murder of many farm workers that lived with them, is told through the eyes of their unwitting great-nephew, Shawn Granger ...

CHILLICOTHE, Mo. -- Faye Copeland, who was convicted along with her husband of killing five transients, has been paroled, a state official said Sunday night. Department of Corrections spokesman ...

Gregory Ray Copeland Columbia ... 1954 to Ray and Faye Heard Copeland and he passed to his heavenly home August 10, 2019. He was a member of First Baptist Church in Columbia.