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 ...

Dennis Quaid‘s role as convicted killer Keith Hunter Jesperson is very different from The Parent Trap‘s Nick Parker — yet somehow the movie might have scored him his Happy Face gig.. During ...

The true story that inspired “Happy Face,” a Paramount+ series about Keith Hunter Jesperson and his daughter Melissa Moore, plus what she said about him.

Keith Hunter Jesperson and attorney Tom Phelan before pleading guilty to murder charges on October 18, 1995 in Vancouver, Washington. The real-life Happy Face Killer is Keith Hunter Jesperson.

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, ...

The Happy Face Killer’s real name is Keith Hunter Jesperson. He was born on April 6, 1955, in Chilliwack, Canada. Is the Happy Face Killer Still Alive?

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!

Throughout the early 1990s, Keith Hunter Jesperson embarked on a cross-country killing spree, taking the lives of at least eight known victims, though he later claimed his true body count was much ...

Long-haul trucker Keith Hunter Jesperson killed at least eight women across the United States in the 1990s and sent authorities confession letters signed with smiley faces. But the identity of his ...

Serial killer Keith Hunter Jesperson left a trail of horror across the West Coast, including the grim discovery of a body near Salinas.

Keith Hunter Jesperson was born in Canada but spent his childhood in Washington State where he endured an allegedly abusive father and a distant mother, according to the 2018 documentary Monster ...

Keith Hunter Jesperson wanted the world to know he was a killer — and now, his story will be told on the small screen. Jesperson is at the center of the Paramount+ show Happy Face, starring Dennis ...