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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 ...

On the season finale of "Happy Face," Melissa finally solves the case, and her father, Keith, suffers an attack while behind bars. Meanwhile, Ben faces the consequences of his own actions.

It follows episode 7, My Jesperson Girls, in which Melissa faces a family secret with colossal implications. Ben, meanwhile, made a bold move in his obsession to keep his family insulated from harm.

In Happy Face episode 7, titled My Jesperson Girls, the show's narrative transfers its concentration from the resolution of Heather's case to the inner emotional conflicts of Melissa with her family.

‘Happy Face’ Shows the ‘Unique and Strange’ Impact a Serial Killer Has on His Kids “We don’t [usually] see the serial killer portrayed as a parent or the relationships that they have ...

As the Paramount+ series Happy Face continues, Episode 4 packs a particularly hard punch in terms of the impact the story. Starring Annaleigh Ashford, Dennis Quaid and Canadian Khiyla Aynne, the eight ...

But that’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 conflict.

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Happy Face premieres Season 1 Episode 3 tonight, Thursday, March 27 at midnight. Watch the show for free on demand with a trial of Paramount+. •How to watch: You can watch Happy Face for free on ...

The smiley face eventually became his chilling trademark, earning him the nickname Happy face killer. Keith’s last victim was his girlfriend, Julie Winningham when Police discovered her body on ...

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