American Killers

Christopher Davis is an American man convicted in connection with the 2023 murder of his boyfriend in Cape Coral, Florida. The case drew attention due to the circumstances of the disappearance and the subsequent investigation. Davis was later found guilty of second-degree murder and related offences. He was sentenced to life imprisonment along with additional years for associated charges.

Stephen Corey Bryant was an American serial killer responsible for multiple murders in South Carolina. His crimes involved extreme violence and targeted multiple victims over time. Bryant was convicted and sentenced to death, eventually being executed by firing squad. His case drew attention due to the method of execution and the severity of his crimes.

Courtney Kelly became publicly known after being convicted in the 2012 murder of Gale Spencer during a home invasion robbery in Macon, Georgia. Prosecutors alleged Kelly participated alongside three co-defendants during the violent crime. The case generated local attention because of the multiple offenders involved in the fatal robbery. Authorities later secured convictions against all four defendants connected to Spencer’s death. Courtney Kelly ultimately received a life sentence.

Curtis Wayne Wright became known in American criminal history after participating in the 2015 murder-for-hire of Dr. Teresa Sievers in Bonita Springs, Florida. A longtime friend of Teresa's husband, Mark Sievers, Wright helped plan the killing before recruiting Jimmy Rodgers to assist in carrying out the attack. Wright later pleaded guilty, cooperated with prosecutors, and testified against both Rodgers and Mark Sievers, making him the key witness in one of Florida's most high-profile murder-for-hire cases.

Daniel Krug is an American man convicted of the 2020 murder of his wife in Topeka, Kansas. The case became widely known due to the elaborate and sustained deception he created to conceal the crime, including fabricating a false stalker narrative to mislead investigators. He was later arrested, convicted, and sentenced to a lengthy term of imprisonment.

Daniel Lewis Lee was an American white supremacist convicted of the murders of a family of three in Arkansas in 1996. The killings were racially motivated and carried out with extreme brutality. Lee was sentenced to death and became the first federal execution in the United States in nearly two decades when he was executed in 2020. His case drew widespread attention due to its ideological motivations and legal challenges.

Daniel Wozniak is an American man convicted of the 2010 murders of two individuals in California in a scheme motivated by financial gain. He used the victims' identities to attempt to cover up his actions. Wozniak was arrested and later sentenced to death. His case gained attention due to his background as a community theater actor and the calculated nature of the crimes.

Danny Johnson became one of Columbus, Ohio's most notorious domestic killers after murdering his girlfriend, 46-year-old Cathleen "Kit Kat" Howatt, at a homeless encampment near the Scioto River in April 2016. The killing followed a violent altercation witnessed by nearby residents who had become accustomed to Johnson's abuse of Howatt. Following a jury trial in 2017, Johnson was convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment with the possibility of parole after 15 years.