After killing four patients at Christus Trinity Mother Frances Hospital in Tyler, Texas, American serial killer and former nurse William George Davis was found guilty of capital murder. According to the prosecution, he killed seven people and had at least eleven victims. Davis entered a not guilty plea to the allegations and was fired from his nursing job in April 2018. He was found guilty of capital murder on October 19, 2021, after the prosecution denied that his death was an accident o...

Sean Patrick Grayson, a former law enforcement officer, was accused with Sonya Massey's killing in 2023. Grayson had a turbulent time in the Logan County Sheriff's Department, where he refused to obey commands and was engaged in contentious situations. He was encouraged to get extra training in high-stress decision-making and departmental policy comprehension. Grayson responded to a 911 call and exacerbated the situation, resulting in a violent altercation. He verbally threatened Massey b...

Rebecca Maureen Smith was found guilty of second-degree murder after her husband, Michael Lee Smith, was shot twice in December 2002. Rebecca first claimed to have dropped Michael off to a bus station for alcohol rehabilitation, but detectives discovered bloodstains in their home. She also allegedly indicated an intention to harm him to a friend. In 2007, she was convicted of second-degree murder. Because of Rebecca's acts, Oakland County Circuit Judge Colleen O'Brien went above and above...

Ivy Contrell Lee Jenerette, a 40-year-old man from Horry County, South Carolina, was arrested and charged with causing serious physical harm to a child. On May 8, 2024, a 13-year-old child who resided with Jenerette sustained life-threatening injuries. According to arrest warrants, Jenerette is suspected of beating the youngster numerous times in the head with a piece of wood and the buttstock of a firearm. The assault resulted in multiple life-threatening injuries to the toddler. Later, ...

Hand tracing with original letter/envelope set from the deceased New York Genesse River Killer.

John Joseph DeBlase, born in 1983, is responsible for the horrific killings of his two children, Natalie Alexis and Jonathan Chase DeBlase. DeBlase grew up normally in Mobile, Alabama, and had a turbulent marriage with Corrine Heathcock. Following their divorce, DeBlase was granted primary physical custody of their children and lived with Heather Leavell-Keaton. DeBlase and Keaton abused the children, eventually killing them. In December 2010, DeBlase and Heather Leavell-Keaton were arres...