Male Killers

Thayne Ormsby is an American man convicted of a 2010 triple homicide in Maine. At the age of 20, he carried out a violent attack resulting in multiple deaths within a single incident. He was later arrested, convicted, and sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.

Timothy Jones Jr. is an American familicide killer who murdered his five young children in South Carolina in 2014. After killing them, he transported their bodies across multiple states before disposing of them. He was convicted and sentenced to death, becoming one of the most notorious child murderers in recent U.S. history.

Timothy McVeigh was an American domestic terrorist responsible for the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. Motivated by anti-government ideology, he carried out a large-scale bombing targeting a federal building. He was arrested shortly after the attack, convicted on multiple federal charges, and executed in 2001.

Tommy Lynn Sells became one of America's most infamous serial killers after murdering victims across numerous states over nearly two decades. Nicknamed the "Coast-to-Coast Killer," Sells confessed to dozens of murders, although investigators have verified only a portion of his claims. He was convicted of the 1999 murder of 13-year-old Kaylene Harris in Texas and sentenced to death. Sells was executed in 2014.

Tony Costa was an American serial killer known for the "Cape Cod Vampire" murders in the 1960s. He killed multiple young women, dismembering their bodies and burying them in wooded areas near Provincetown, Massachusetts. Costa was eventually arrested and convicted, receiving a life sentence. He died by suicide in prison in 1974. His case remains one of the most notorious serial murder cases in New England history.

Travis Ray Thompson became known in Florida criminal cases after being convicted of the 2022 murder of 2-year-old Jacklyn known as “Kade”. The case generated major outrage throughout Marion County after investigators determined the toddler suffered fatal abuse before being transported to a hospital in critical condition. Prosecutors later described the killing as an act of extreme violence against a defenseless child. The investigation drew intense regional media coverage because of the victim’s age, the severity of the injuries, and the emotional courtroom proceedings that followed. Authorities alleged Thompson was directly responsible for Kade’s fatal injuries, leading to a First Degree Murder conviction and a life sentence. The case later became heavily discussed across Florida true crime communities because of the brutality of the abuse allegations and the public reaction following the guilty verdict.

Trevor Hardy, known as the "Beast of Manchester," was a British serial killer responsible for the murders of three teenage girls in the mid-1970s. His crimes shocked the local community due to their brutality and the vulnerability of his victims. Hardy was arrested and convicted, receiving a life sentence. He later died by suicide in prison in 2012. His case remains one of the most disturbing in Manchester’s criminal history.

Tristan Roberts became the subject of a major homicide investigation after murdering his mother, Angela Shellis, at Coed y Morfa nature reserve near Prestatyn, North Wales, in October 2025. Following an extensive police investigation, Roberts was convicted of murder at Mold Crown Court in 2026 and sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term before parole eligibility.