Pee Wee Gaskins Was Not My Friend

Jim struggles to finish his book while Pee Wee sits on death row. The Beaty's reflect on how Pee Wee impacted their lives.

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Rudolph Tyner finally meets his maker. Jim's dream of writing his first novel is crushed. Pee Wee's jawin' comes back to haunt him.

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The tragic story of Kim Ghelkins is explored. Pee Wee and Jim's relationship takes a dangerous turn.

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Pee Wee sues the state of South Carolina. His moral code is examined. And Barnwell Yates becomes another of Pee Wee's victims. 

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Several women in Pee Wee's life suffered the same brutal fate, including his one true love, Jessie Judy.

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Pee Wee kills his enemy, Dennis Bellamy, and he tries to avoid the death penalty. His legend also grows with the Peg Cuttino murder.

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Pee Wee murders a mother and her biracial toddler. A woman finds out she had a sister she didn't know about, and the sister was one of Pee Wee's victims.

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Pee Wee's upbringing and the origin of his nickname is explored. Jim recollects Pee Wee's hijinks when he evaded law enforcement.

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The world of carnies is explored as Pee Wee sets up his plan to kill Avery Howard and Diane Bellamy Neeley.

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Jim Beaty considers writing Pee Wee Gaskins' life story but weighs the potential danger with his wife and children.

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