"Free To Kill" Face-To-Face With Serial Killer Kenneth McDuff On Texas Death Row
"Free To Kill" Face-To-Face With Serial Killer Kenneth McDuff On Texas Death Row
"Free To Kill" Face-To-Face With Serial Killer Kenneth McDuff On Texas Death Row
Kenneth Allen McDuff is being escorted into the Death House. McDuff was believed to be the only condemned inmate in the nation ever paroled and then returned to death row for another murder. He went to death row in 1968 for killing two teenage boys, was paroled after the death penalty was overturned, and returned to death row in 1991 for killing two women. 11/17/1998
Serial Killer Kenneth McDuff matter-of-factly described the last moments of his victims' lives as "using them up" to his accomplices in murder.
Afterward, he would dispose of the young women's bodies in unmarked burial sites at remote locations.
With time ticking down toward his execution, author Gary Lavergne met with McDuff on Texas Death Row to try to find out where the serial killer buried countless bodies.
His victim's families just wanted to give their loved ones a proper funeral.
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