Overview
- Released on Oct. 30, Aileen: Queen of the Serial Killers features previously unreleased death‑row interviews and archival footage.
- PEOPLE details how police supervised a series of recorded calls by Tyria Moore that prompted Wuornos to confess after her Jan. 9, 1991 arrest.
- Moore cooperated in exchange for immunity, a decision the documentary revisits through new interviews and archival audio.
- The film references reporting that Richard Mallory had a prior assault‑with‑intent‑to‑rape case that jurors did not hear, intensifying scrutiny of the trials.
- ComicBook.com reports the documentary has drawn millions of views and strong audience reactions, including criticism of prosecutor John Tanner, though no official findings have changed the case.