The media nicknamed Corll the "Candy Man" because he gave free candy to local children. Shockingly, he had two teenaged accomplices—David Owen Brooks and Elmar Wayne Henley—who helped Dean Corll in ...

The quest to understand what makes serial killers tick is a whole industry. But what about someone like Elmer Wayne Henley Jr.? While he's a convicted serial killer, it's impossible to know if he ever ...

Henley is speaking publicly for the first time in 50 years in a new ID documentary Corll, known as the "Candy Man," killed at least 28 boys in the early 1970s In the early 1970s, young boys began ...

HOUSTON — Texas EquuSearch is hopeful new technology will help them find the remains of more victims of 'Candy Man' Dean Corll. Corll was a serial killer in the early 1970s in Houston. Investigators ...

The last-known victim of the deranged "Candy Man" serial killer, Dean Corll, can be seen in a new facial rendering showing what he may have looked like amid efforts to identify him 50 years after his ...

The Houston Mass Murders came to light on Aug. 8, 1973, when police were called to Corll's home on Lamar Street in Pasadena. Henley, 17, was standing over the body of Corll, 38. Henley told police ...

A newly released sketch may close the final chapter on a notorious serial killer who preyed on teen boys in Houston 50 years ago. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children unveiled a sketch ...

In the early 1970s, dozens of boys began to mysteriously vanish from the Houston area. Some were lured off the streets with candy or drugs. Others were snatched off their bikes. But at the time, the ...

'Candy Man' serial killer Dean Corll's former home site of search for more possible victims Police are back at Dean Corll's one-time home, the site of dozens of sadistic murders back in the 70s.

From 1970 to 1973, Dean Corll brutally killed at least 28 teenage boys and young men, causing terror across the entire nation. The killer carried out the murders in ...