It’s fair to say Hazel, who did sell the drawing Happy Face sent her, is becoming obsessed with knowing her grandfather. She’s caught off guard but feeling special when she’s pulled out of ...

a prolific serial killer infamous for drawing smiley faces in letters to the media and prosecutors, was captured. The case is now the subject of a Paramount+ true-crime drama, “Happy Face ...

The drawing reads, "GOTCHA ... and transferred trace DNA from the dress to the wrench Happy Face says he used to kill Heather. In a matter of 48 hours, Melissa discovered her father tried ...

He signed the letter with a drawing of a Happy Face, thus earning the nickname, per The New York Times. After his arrest, the Happy Face Killer’s identity was revealed to be Keith Hunter Jesperson.

"Happy Face," which begins airing Thursday, is inspired by the true story of Melissa Moore, whose father was a prolific serial killer infamous for drawing smiley faces on letters to the media and ...

The trucker got his moniker, the Happy Face Killer, after signing various confessions and letters to the media with a smiley face drawing. As Moore got older, she reckoned with all of these ...

He was arrested in 1995 and earned his moniker for drawing a smiley face in letters he sent to officials. Quaid, who will portray the Happy Face Killer in this series, told The New York Post ...

The drawing sold for $200 ... It was about three or four months before he saw his face on the news as the Happy Face killer. Of course, he worried about the boy with him, too.

“Happy Face” has not yet been renewed for season ... The real Keith Hunter Jesperson, who is now 70, got his nickname by drawing smiley faces on anonymous letters he wrote to media and members ...

Inside is a drawing, which is also hardly appropriate ... but Dr. Gregg asks Ivy about the Happy Face killer. Melissa is shocked this is happening. Happy Face called the show earlier today.