True crime fans have a haunting new drama to watch. Available to stream on Paramount+, Happy Face recalls the moment that Melissa G. Moore – then a high school senior – found out her father, Keith ...

“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 series explores her experiences growing up with him. Keith was also dubbed as the "Happy Face Killer" by the media for drawing smiley faces on the letters he sent them. Unlike other true crime ...

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 ...

Melissa recounted her unsettling breakfast with father Keith Jesperson, where he nearly confessed his serial killings.

“Happy Face,” which airs on Thursdays, 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 ...

"I was less interested in the specific psychology of a serial killer or glorifying the murders… I wanted to examine the ripple effects on the family and community," she explains. In doing so, "Happy ...

The "Happy Face Killer" also known as 67-year-old Keith Hunter Jesperson has written multiple letters to reporters at News Nation claiming that he has been "cured" while in prison.

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 ...