Courtney Browen

Unlike his previous murders, the police never came looking for him. They never even questioned him. And this would be the beginning of a series of disturbing rapes and murders that would haunt Central Texas.

But this freedom led him down a dark path. It was reported that in 1990, he started robbing local drug dealers. He was often seen speeding down the highway in his brand new car. When the residents of Rosebud saw him out and about, they were disgusted, but they didn't dare cross his path. They knew that he was a dangerous individual, something they had known ever since he was a child.

But this freedom led him down a dark path. It was reported that in 1990, he started robbing local drug dealers. He was often seen speeding down the highway in his brand new car. When the residents of Rosebud saw him out and about, they were disgusted, but they didn't dare cross his path. They knew that he was a dangerous individual, something they had known ever since he was a child.

But this freedom led him down a dark path. It was reported that in 1990, he started robbing local drug dealers. He was often seen speeding down the highway in his brand new car. When the residents of Rosebud saw him out and about, they were disgusted, but they didn't dare cross his path. They knew that he was a dangerous individual, something they had known ever since he was a child.

bullying kids in school. But now he wasn't just a bully. He was a cold-blooded killer living in their community. And it wouldn't be long until Kenneth McDuff was back in jail. On July 11th, 1990, when Kenneth was 43 years old, He was walking down Main Street in Rosebud, Texas, when he saw a black teenager walking by.

bullying kids in school. But now he wasn't just a bully. He was a cold-blooded killer living in their community. And it wouldn't be long until Kenneth McDuff was back in jail. On July 11th, 1990, when Kenneth was 43 years old, He was walking down Main Street in Rosebud, Texas, when he saw a black teenager walking by.

bullying kids in school. But now he wasn't just a bully. He was a cold-blooded killer living in their community. And it wouldn't be long until Kenneth McDuff was back in jail. On July 11th, 1990, when Kenneth was 43 years old, He was walking down Main Street in Rosebud, Texas, when he saw a black teenager walking by.

Now, we already know that McDuff is a vile human being, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that he was also a hardcore racist. On that day, when he saw the black teenager who was minding his business, McDuff decided to accost him, calling him the N-word. And the teenager rightfully stood up for himself. putting McDuff in his place.

Now, we already know that McDuff is a vile human being, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that he was also a hardcore racist. On that day, when he saw the black teenager who was minding his business, McDuff decided to accost him, calling him the N-word. And the teenager rightfully stood up for himself. putting McDuff in his place.

Now, we already know that McDuff is a vile human being, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that he was also a hardcore racist. On that day, when he saw the black teenager who was minding his business, McDuff decided to accost him, calling him the N-word. And the teenager rightfully stood up for himself. putting McDuff in his place.

But in response, McDuff chased him down the street and pulled a knife on him, threatening to stab him. And soon after this, he was placed under arrest.

But in response, McDuff chased him down the street and pulled a knife on him, threatening to stab him. And soon after this, he was placed under arrest.

But in response, McDuff chased him down the street and pulled a knife on him, threatening to stab him. And soon after this, he was placed under arrest.

By this point, even Kenneth's attorney, Gary Jackson, realized that he was not a good person. So much so, he even filed a motion to have Kenneth's parole reinstated. Keep in mind, this is the same attorney who created the Justice for McDuff Incorporated. the one who fought so hard for him to get released. But of course, the parole board didn't even take a look at this incident.

By this point, even Kenneth's attorney, Gary Jackson, realized that he was not a good person. So much so, he even filed a motion to have Kenneth's parole reinstated. Keep in mind, this is the same attorney who created the Justice for McDuff Incorporated. the one who fought so hard for him to get released. But of course, the parole board didn't even take a look at this incident.

By this point, even Kenneth's attorney, Gary Jackson, realized that he was not a good person. So much so, he even filed a motion to have Kenneth's parole reinstated. Keep in mind, this is the same attorney who created the Justice for McDuff Incorporated. the one who fought so hard for him to get released. But of course, the parole board didn't even take a look at this incident.

Reporter Gary Cartwright explained, quote, "'What happened next was bureaucracy. There was no hearing, no testimony, no advocacy of any kind.'" the board made no formal decision to reinstate McDuff's parole. Some anonymous hearing officers simply decided that there was no reason to keep Kenneth McDuff locked up.

Reporter Gary Cartwright explained, quote, "'What happened next was bureaucracy. There was no hearing, no testimony, no advocacy of any kind.'" the board made no formal decision to reinstate McDuff's parole. Some anonymous hearing officers simply decided that there was no reason to keep Kenneth McDuff locked up.

Reporter Gary Cartwright explained, quote, "'What happened next was bureaucracy. There was no hearing, no testimony, no advocacy of any kind.'" the board made no formal decision to reinstate McDuff's parole. Some anonymous hearing officers simply decided that there was no reason to keep Kenneth McDuff locked up.

And so on December 18th, 1990, Kenneth McDuff was able to walk out of prison a free man for the third time.