Courtney Browen

So by this point, Kenneth had been convicted for Melissa and Colleen's murders. But even on death row, he refused to speak about what happened with them. Kenneth never admitted that he took Melissa and Colleen's lives. But surprisingly, he was willing to talk about the sex workers he killed.

Now, sadly, he would never be convicted for the murders of Regina Moore, Brenda Thompson, or Valencia K. Joshua. There was also that other sex worker, Serafia Parker, that was killed just three days after he was paroled in 1989. Now, in addition to these four women, there were other sex workers that he was suspected of killing, but these are the only four that are officially tied to him.

Now, sadly, he would never be convicted for the murders of Regina Moore, Brenda Thompson, or Valencia K. Joshua. There was also that other sex worker, Serafia Parker, that was killed just three days after he was paroled in 1989. Now, in addition to these four women, there were other sex workers that he was suspected of killing, but these are the only four that are officially tied to him.

Now, sadly, he would never be convicted for the murders of Regina Moore, Brenda Thompson, or Valencia K. Joshua. There was also that other sex worker, Serafia Parker, that was killed just three days after he was paroled in 1989. Now, in addition to these four women, there were other sex workers that he was suspected of killing, but these are the only four that are officially tied to him.

However, those four women would never get their day in court. Now that Kenneth already had two convictions for the murders of Melissa and Colleen, I guess the courts just didn't want to waste their tax dollars on the other girls, which is sad. But while on death row, he did open up about what he had done to Regina Moore and Brenda

However, those four women would never get their day in court. Now that Kenneth already had two convictions for the murders of Melissa and Colleen, I guess the courts just didn't want to waste their tax dollars on the other girls, which is sad. But while on death row, he did open up about what he had done to Regina Moore and Brenda

However, those four women would never get their day in court. Now that Kenneth already had two convictions for the murders of Melissa and Colleen, I guess the courts just didn't want to waste their tax dollars on the other girls, which is sad. But while on death row, he did open up about what he had done to Regina Moore and Brenda

On the morning of November 17th, 1998, Kenneth McDuff woke up for the very last time because this was the day of his execution. Now, normally when an inmate is scheduled to be executed, there are anti-death penalty protests outside. But on this day, there were none. It seemed as if even the protesters believed He deserved it.

On the morning of November 17th, 1998, Kenneth McDuff woke up for the very last time because this was the day of his execution. Now, normally when an inmate is scheduled to be executed, there are anti-death penalty protests outside. But on this day, there were none. It seemed as if even the protesters believed He deserved it.

On the morning of November 17th, 1998, Kenneth McDuff woke up for the very last time because this was the day of his execution. Now, normally when an inmate is scheduled to be executed, there are anti-death penalty protests outside. But on this day, there were none. It seemed as if even the protesters believed He deserved it.

For Kenneth's last meal, he had two 16-ounce T-bone steaks, five fried eggs, vegetables, french fries, peach pie, and a Coke. After eating his meal, he made his way over to the execution chamber. Inside, sitting behind a glass window, were four of his victim's family members. This was the day that they had been waiting for for years. Finally, a little after 6 p.m.,

For Kenneth's last meal, he had two 16-ounce T-bone steaks, five fried eggs, vegetables, french fries, peach pie, and a Coke. After eating his meal, he made his way over to the execution chamber. Inside, sitting behind a glass window, were four of his victim's family members. This was the day that they had been waiting for for years. Finally, a little after 6 p.m.,

For Kenneth's last meal, he had two 16-ounce T-bone steaks, five fried eggs, vegetables, french fries, peach pie, and a Coke. After eating his meal, he made his way over to the execution chamber. Inside, sitting behind a glass window, were four of his victim's family members. This was the day that they had been waiting for for years. Finally, a little after 6 p.m.,

Kenneth McDuff was strapped to the gurney with an IV in his right arm. His last words were, quote, I'm ready to be released. Release me, end quote. And after a few minutes, Kenneth McDuff took his last breath, ending a 32 reign of terror over the state of Texas.

Kenneth McDuff was strapped to the gurney with an IV in his right arm. His last words were, quote, I'm ready to be released. Release me, end quote. And after a few minutes, Kenneth McDuff took his last breath, ending a 32 reign of terror over the state of Texas.

Kenneth McDuff was strapped to the gurney with an IV in his right arm. His last words were, quote, I'm ready to be released. Release me, end quote. And after a few minutes, Kenneth McDuff took his last breath, ending a 32 reign of terror over the state of Texas.

The destruction caused by Kenneth McDuff was far and wide. He tore families apart across the state of Texas. He stripped small, entrusting towns of their security. And his reign of terror went on for far too long. With the execution of McDuff, these families, these communities could finally start to repair the damage that he had caused. But even after his death,

The destruction caused by Kenneth McDuff was far and wide. He tore families apart across the state of Texas. He stripped small, entrusting towns of their security. And his reign of terror went on for far too long. With the execution of McDuff, these families, these communities could finally start to repair the damage that he had caused. But even after his death,

The destruction caused by Kenneth McDuff was far and wide. He tore families apart across the state of Texas. He stripped small, entrusting towns of their security. And his reign of terror went on for far too long. With the execution of McDuff, these families, these communities could finally start to repair the damage that he had caused. But even after his death,

the ripple effect of his crimes can still be felt today. And the most devastating part is that it all could have been avoided. Somehow, the state of Texas let this killer free time and time again. And because of that, so many people lost their lives. Now, like we mentioned, Kenneth is believed to have killed nine people throughout his life.