Copeland had been released to the nursing home on medical parole after suffering a stroke in 2002. The cause of death was not reported. Authorities contended that Ray and Faye Copeland had used ...

Copeland died Sunday at the Morningside Center nursing home from what Livingston County coroner Scott Lindley described Tuesday as natural causes. Authorities contended Ray and Faye Copeland used ...

In October 1989, Missouri police received a tip that a human skull and bones could be found on farmland owned by an elderly couple, Ray and Faye Copeland. Ray was 75 and Faye was 69. Police found ...

Faye took menial factory and motel jobs while ... a drifter who had spent his last moments with Ray Copeland. The final body was Dennis Murphy, another one of Copeland’s business associates ...

Ray and Faye Copeland spent most of their lives on the American fringe. Never having quite enough, the open road to the next Podunk town was seen as salvation and the answers to their prayers.

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 ...

Case in point: Ray and Faye Copeland, a couple of elderly serial murderers from Missouri who perpetrated their crimes while in their 70’s. Sound intriguing? Then read on about Family Bones ...

Jurors were convinced of Faye Copeland's guilt after prosecutors turned up a handwritten list of farmhands in her writing, hidden in a camera case. She had written the names because Ray Copeland ...