Melissa G. Moore, whose dad is Keith Hunter Jesperson, produced a new show about her connection with her father.

Happy Face is a popular and newly released crime drama on Paramount+ that takes a deep dive into the life of Melissa Reed.

Keith Rovere speaks daily to America's most notorious serial killers and violent offenders from the Happy Face Killer to Manson family members and the Cross-dressing Cannibal killer.

One of the gripping crime shows, Happy Face Season 1 has finally come to an end with the disclosure of the person who ...

The season 1 finale of 'Happy Face' hit Netflix on Thursday, May 1, and fans already want more of the true crime series ...

The cast of Paramount+'s 'Happy Face' spoke exclusively to Us Weekly about where the story could go in season 2 ...

The finale of Happy Face on Paramount+ brought closure to the season’s central mysteries and emotional arcs, but viewers are left wondering: how much of what they saw was true? The series, inspired by ...

home where the family lived at the time, Rose shared that the children’s father, Keith Hunter Jesperson, was in prison for murder. Advertisement Advertisement The news rocked Moore to the core.

Happy Face concluded with its eighth and final episode on May 1, 2025, which means that the entire series is now available for streaming.

In the TV show, the character based on Moore, Melissa Reed, lives a normal life, hiding her connection to the Happy Face Killer from her children and coworkers. That changes when the killer calls her ...

On the season finale of "Happy Face," Melissa finally solves the case, and her father, Keith, suffers an attack while behind ...

The show is inspired by Moore’s experience being the daughter of Keith Hunter Jesperson (played by Dennis Quaid in the show), aka the Happy Face killer, a man responsible for the murders of at ...