The Hitchhiker's Killer: Pee Wee Gaskins
Synopsis
Donald Gaskins claimed responsibility for over 100 murders, including the brutal killing of 13-year-old Kim Calkins in 1975.
Synopsis
Donald Pee Wee Gaskins, known as the "meanest man in America," claimed responsibility for over 100 murders. The documentary recounts his life, including the 1975 disappearance of 13-year-old Kim Calkins, a student who admired Gaskins' common-law wife. Gaskins, convicted of nine murders, faced execution in 1991. Commentary from criminology experts and insights from Gaskins' family reveal the chilling nature of his actions and the fear he instilled in his community. His daughter reflects on her complicated feelings toward him, despite his crimes.
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Why Watch
- Find out how Gaskins earned the title 'meanest man in America.'
- Meet the daughter who struggled with her father's legacy.
- See the chilling details of Kim Calkins' disappearance.
Did You Know
- Donald Pee Wee Gaskins claimed responsibility for 105 murders.
- Gaskins' daughter testified against him despite her love for him.
- Kim Calkins, a 13-year-old student, disappeared in 1975.
- Gaskins drove a hearse with a sign saying 'I hold dead bodies.'
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How many murders was Pee Wee Gaskins believed to be responsible for?
Pee Wee Gaskins was believed to be responsible for over a hundred murders, with a total amount of 105 people mentioned.
What did Kim Calkins write about in her school assignment?
Kim Calkins wrote about someone named Donna Gaskins, who was the common-law wife of Donald Pee Wee Gaskins.
What was Pee Wee Gaskins' reputation in his community?
Pee Wee Gaskins had a notorious reputation, and people were scared of him, often running and hiding when his name was mentioned.
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