Overview
- Aileen: Queen of the Serial Killers began streaming on Oct. 30 and features previously little-seen 1997 footage from Florida’s death row.
- The documentary presents archival recordings of Wuornos telling Tyria Moore she would confess to keep her from trouble, as police had Moore call under an immunity deal.
- Wuornos was convicted of six murders committed along Florida highways from 1989 to 1991 and was executed in 2002.
- Coverage notes that Moore withdrew from public view after testifying and is now reported to live privately in Pennsylvania.
- The film reexamines Wuornos’s self-defense narrative and reports that Richard Mallory’s prior attempted-rape conviction was not introduced at her first trial.