GREELEY — John E. Graff, 69, of Greeley, passed away peacefully at the Kearney Regional Medical Center on Sunday, Jan. 8, 2023, surrounded by his family following a tough fought battle with ...

John Graff is a character in Netflix's 'The Watcher,' but everyone wants to know if he was a real person. What to know about him and the man he was based on.

In a state that endures and celebrates its weather extremes, John Graff was the voice of authority, detailing the imminent dangers, telling Minnesotans when it was time to come in from the cold ...

The series' third episode introduces the story of John Graff (Joe Mantello), a former owner of the house who had his own lethal history. Read on to learn what we know about the Graff character's ...

In episode 3, The Watcher introduces us to John Graff (Joe Montello) , a mild-mannered accountant who once lived at 657 Boulevard Ave. John Graff would go on to, uh ...

John List, left, and Joe Mantello as John Graff in The Watcher. Getty; Eric Liebowitz/Netflix. On November, 9, 1971, List sent his children to school, then got two old handguns from his garage.

The Graff character (played by Joe Montello) in the show is loosely based on a psychopath named John List, who, like ‘The Watcher,’ also terrorized Westfield in real life.

John Graff in Netflix's The Watcher was inspired by a real person. Learn more about John List, the real-life murderer who killed his entire family. On Nov. 9, 1971, ...

What The Watcher's John Graff and John List have in common. In episode 3, "Götterdämmerung," Dean Brannock (Bobby Cannavale) learns another dark chapter in his new home's history.

However, John Graff in The Watcher may well be based on real-life murderer John List, notes HITC.. On November 9, 1971, List murdered his wife, three children, and his mother at their home in ...

John Raymond Graff, 79, of Grand Island, passed away on September 20, 2023. Skip to main content Skip to main content. Register for more free articles. Sign up ...

Is 'The Watcher's John Graff Based On a True Crime? Ryan Murphy's Netflix hit has a second storyline inspired by true events. By Quinci LeGardye Published: Oct 23, 2022 5:37 PM EDT.