In the TV show, the character based on Moore, Melissa Reed, lives a normal life, hiding her connection to the Happy Face ...

Melissa G. Moore, the daughter of "Happy Face" serial killer Keith Jesperson, previously wrote a memoir, "Shattered Silence," about her tumultuous upbringing ...

Her mother stayed at home with the couple’s three ... He was called the “Happy Face Killer.” “I was mortified about going to school and deeply ashamed,” said Moore.

If you're looking for a scene-by-scene spoiler-filled recap of Happy Face Season 1 Episode 5, you're in the right place!

So, I feel for him and what he’s going through ... s just one more reason I would have preferred Happy Face Season 1 to stick closer to home. The meat on the bone comes from the interpersonal ...

We finally meet Melissa's brother and learn a few more of the secrets she's been keeping as she delves deeper into the ...

The previous episode of Happy Face was very good because it pulled the rug at the very end and allowed corruption another victory. Episode 6 is even better because it makes that victory short-lived.

Yesterday's follow-up video shared the long-awaited update of Maror and Matzo. The two dogs sprinted out of the shelter when their transportation picked them up. The transporter will drive them to ...

Few people can brag that the future Queen of England made them a cup of coffee, but it happened to former royal gardener Jack ...

A block party for one neighborhood in West Philadelphia had over 100 volunteers come together to repair homeowners' houses.