The eighth victim of "Happy Face" serial killer Keith Jesperson was identified through her genetic profile after 29 years.

'Happy Face' was the latest series to be inspired by a wildly popular true crime podcast. Keep reading to find out where to watch it.

'Happy Face' serial killer Keith Jesperson, now 68, is accused of murdering an eighth victim, identified on Tuesday as Suzanne Kjellenberg, who was 34 at the time of her death.

In the new Paramount+ series “Happy Face,” Dennis Quaid plays real-life serial killer Keith Hunter Jesperson. Jesperson became known as the Happy Face Killer because he drew smiley faces on ...

However, none of them have come out with markings like Happy. The calf’s unique markings resemble a smiley face.

The Paramount+ series “Happy Face” is based on true events, but is there more to the story? “Happy Face” has not yet been renewed for season 2, but the season 1 finale ended on a bit of a ...

My local Costco confirmed that drawing smiley faces on receipts often depends on individual employees. This uncertainty around happy faces isn’t anything new.

Keith Hunter Jesperson, who came to be known as the “Happy Face” killer, had three children, including 43-year-old Melissa Moore. Now, she’s sharing her experience on TikTok.

Keith Hunter Jesperson murdered at least eight women over the course of five years. Here's everything to know about where the Happy Face Killer is now.

To millennials, the ubiquitous smiling face emoji usually means something good, a positive sentiment, or happy emotions. Gen Zers have a very different take.

‘Happy Face’ was the latest series to be inspired by a wildly popular true crime podcast. Keep reading to find out where to watch it.