In this episode of Unexplained Arkansas, your host Lisa and guest host again to finish this case out, Matt L. one of my long time friends, church family, and FSB family members, discuss the awful life, killings, and death of Ronald Gene Killer.

This is a long one again--I could have made shorter 3 parts but I didn't so you get 2 long parts.

In 1987, Gene went on a killing spree the week before and after Christmas in the Russellville area. He would kill 16 people --14 of which were his own family. Eight of them were children--either his own child or his grandchild. He tried to kill others and did wound more. Evil, pure evil!!

As awful as the events were his life was full of evil as well.

Part 2 is covering the time from of 1981-1990--it will include the awful and brutal murders of 16 people --14 of which were Gene's own family and there are several children--so listener discretion. It's awful and evil to the core.

Listener discretion advised--this episode will have mention of assaults-physical and sexual. There is murder involving young children as well.

References for Episode:

"Zero At The Bone" --https://www.audible.com/ep/mytitle?asin=B0D54T7NJR&language=en_US

TV Show called "Most Evil-Control Killers" link to show info---https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4247202/

FOIA request/receipt of the Arkansas State Police File on Ronald Gene Simmons

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Original Music provided by Kenneth Smith named Horror Clip 1--Kenneth submitted for 100% Unexplained Arkansas The Podcast use: created in 2014.

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Xoxoxoxo, Lisa

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence and abuse here is link--there are also links to organizations in Arkansas.

https://www.thehotline.org/

https://domesticpeace.com/

https://www.wcfarkansas.org/what-we-do/