The true-crime docuseries Death Row Confidential: Secrets of a Serial Killer will be premiering this September on the Oxygen channel. The multi-part docu-series focuses on the life of serial killer Joseph Naso, who is currently in prison. The killer was reportedly active since the ‘70s.
The docu-series is the next one to shed light on serial killers, which has been a hot topic for documentaries for several decades. The killer is on death row and has been accused of killing more women than he is convicted of. The docu-series is set to reveal the compelling testimonies that prove the same.
When & Where to Watch Death Row Confidential: Secrets of a Serial Killer
The docu-series Death Row Confidential: Secrets of a Serial Killer is set to premiere on September 13 on the Oxygen channel at 9 PM ET. The show will have a two-year premiere and will then air two back-to-back episodes on the channel on September 20, again at 9 PM ET. Streaming details about the show are yet to be revealed.
The docu-series will follow a law enforcement agent who mentioned that he has confessions from Naso about multiple other killings that the serial killer has not been convicted of. He mentioned that he got those confessions from another inmate, who relayed the information.
Death Row Confidential: Secrets of a Serial Killer is produced by Wolf Entertainment, Fireside Pictures, and Universal Television Alternative Studio. The docu-series will reportedly reveal some of the unconvicted and unproven victims of Joseph Naso, also known as the Alphabet Killer.
Who Is Joseph Naso, The Central Subject of Death Row Confidential
Joseph Naso is the serial killer whom the documentary crew of the Oxygen series Death Row Confidential: Secrets of a Serial Killer will be following in the show. Naso is known as the Alphabet Killer, due to his confirmed victims reportedly having names that started with the same letter, ‘R’. Naso is currently in prison and is on death row at the age of 91.
The killer has been active since the ‘70s but was only apprehended in 2013 and was convicted of murd*ring four women, though the docu-series and latest reports claim that his victim count was far more. Naso has reportedly maintained his innocence for the horrific killings, claiming that he was not guilty.
One of Naso’s fellow death row inmates revealed in the docu-series that the Alphabet Killer confessed to him privately about as many as 26 victims during his time. While he has only been convicted for four killings, his fellow inmate, William Noguera, revealed that Naso confessed to him about more murd*rs, including one that was attributed to the Dating Game Killer (ABC7 News).
Noguera is a participant in the docu-series and has revealed what his prisonmate confessed to him.
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