When Melissa Moore thinks back to what life was like with her father, Keith Jesperson, growing up in Washington state in the ’80s, many of her memories are happy ones. “He was doting.

Moore – then a high school senior – found out her father, Keith Hunter Jesperson, was in prison for murder. Harrowingly played by Dennis Quaid in the two-part drama, the real Keith Hunter ...

Paramount's Happy Face, set to release on March 20, 2025, follows the story of Melissa Moore, who is the daughter of Keith Hunter Jesperson, the Happy Face killer. The crime drama series explores ...

Paramount+’s gripping crime drama Happy Face is based on a book and podcast by Melissa Moore, the daughter of “Happy Face” killer Keith Jesperson. Emmy nominee and Tony winner Annaleigh ...

Look back on PEOPLE's initial profile of Melissa Moore after she decided to go public ... had spent 15 years trying to forget. Her father, Keith Jesperson, 54, confessed to raping and murdering ...

Moore has spent her life coming to terms with the fact that her father was a “stone-cold killer.” As the daughter of Keith Hunter Jesperson, who came to be known as the “Happy Face Killer ...

Melissa G. Moore, daughter of convicted serial killer Keith Jesperson, is the focus of an upcoming Paramount+ show, 'Happy Face' Storm Santos Had Melissa G. Moore’s father come clean to her ...

Keith Hunter Jesperson murdered eight women and ... Annaleigh Ashford as his daughter Melissa Reed (who goes by Melissa Moore in real life). The hulking, 6'6" Jesperson is confirmed to have ...

Dennis Quaid plays Keith Hunter Jesperson ... Annaleigh Ashford is Melissa G. Moore, who, at 15, discovered her father was a serial killer, an experience she detailed in her 2009 memoir ...

Keith Redmon, a veteran talent manager and Oscar-nominated producer, will depart Black Bear and join Philippe Rousselet’s Vendôme, the Academy Award-winning banner behind “CODA.” At ...

SEATTLE — Give Detroit Tigers second baseman Colt Keith credit. He owned it. “There’s no better word for it, just kind of panicked,” Keith said after making a critical mistake in the ...

Luther Keith was a pioneering Black journalist beginning in the 1970s. Keith founded ARISE Detroit!, a nonprofit that helps Detroit neighborhoods. This story has been updated to correct a typo.