The late female serial killer Aileen Wuornos was adopted by Arlene Pralle and her husband, Robert Pralle, in 1991. Here is ...
Where the 2003 Oscar-winning film mirrors — and where it doesn't — the convicted murderer seen in Netflix's new documentary ...
On a recorded jail call in 1991, Aileen Wuornos told Tyria Moore she’d admit “everything” to keep Moore out of trouble. A new ...
In 1976, Aileen's brother, Keith, died from cancer, per the Journal of Forensic Sciences. That same year, Aileen, who was 20 ...
With Aileen: Queen of the Serial Killers, Turner chose to get rid of a staple of true-crime documentaries. The doc doesn't ...
FEW murderers have inspired such fascination and horror as Aileen Wuornos who shot dead seven men in a year. But doubts are ...
Before her crimes made headlines, Aileen Wuornos endured years of abuse, neglect, and survival on the streets. Her actions shocked the nation, but her story also raised painful questions about how ...
The story of Aileen Wuornos—who murdered seven men between 1989 and 1990 and was executed by lethal injection in 2002—has long been a fixture of culture, fictionalized on TV and dramatized for film, ...
A brand-new Netflix documentary based on the late American serial killer Aileen Wuornos was released in October 2025, titled ...
Wuornos shot and killed seven men, claiming at least one was in self-defense. A new Netflix documentary revisits her crimes ...
Queen of the Serial Killers' reignites debate around Tyria Moore, the woman who loved America's most infamous female serial ...
Aileen Wuornos got pregnant at 14 after being assaulted by a family friend. Her grandfather reportedly forced her to give her baby up for adoption.
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