Keith Hunter Jesperson murdered eight women and confessed his crimes in letters signed with a smiley face Keith Hunter Jesperson wanted the world to know he was a killer — and now, his story ...

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 ...

Harrowingly played by Dennis Quaid in the two-part drama, the real Keith Hunter Jesperson was charged with the murders of eight women, though he has confessed to as many as 160. Dubbed the 'Happy ...

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.

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 ...

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.

Moore’s dad is Keith Hunter Jesperson, the serial killer nicknamed the Happy Face Killer. Jesperson, 70, is currently serving multiple life sentences in an Oregon prison after being convicted of ...

Just because Dennis Quaid played serial killer Keith Hunter Jesperson in Happy Face doesn’t mean he wants to know what the convicted murderer thinks of his performance. “I don’t care what he ...

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.

While Quaid delivers a chilling performance as Keith Hunter Jesperson in Paramount+'s new original series Happy Face, he wasn't initially interested in playing a serial killer.

Keith Hunter Jesperson murdered at least eight women across the U.S. in the early 1990s. Desperate for the public's attention, the "Happy Face Killer" would send anonymous letters to the media and ...