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Mark Allen Hopkinson was a cold-blooded murderer who was convicted of the heinous crimes of murdering Vincent Vehar, Beverly Vehar, John Vehar, and Jeffrey Green. Despite being given the death penalty, Hopkinson remained unrepentant until the very end. His execution, carried out by the state of Wyoming in 1992, was the only one to have taken place in the state since the 1960s. This video delves into the shocking and terrifying details of Hopkinson's crimes, as well as the controversy surrounding the use of capital punishment. Be warned, some of the content in this video may be disturbing to viewers.

Clarence W. Walker was born in Tennessee in 1929 and was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to prison at the young age of 14. After being paroled seven years later, Walker adopted a rootless lifestyle and repeatedly clashed with the law, serving two prison terms for armed robbery and grand larceny. Before his ultimate arrest in 1965, authorities believe he claimed a minimum of 14 victims across three states. Despite being convicted of rape, armed robbery, and assault with intent to murder, authorities in three states are convinced of Walker's guilt in the 14 unsolved murders. In this video, we will explore the disturbing story of Clarence W. Walker and the string of brutal murders that he is believed to have committed.

Jennifer Pan is a young woman from Toronto, Canada who was convicted in 2016 of the murder of her mother, Bieh Ha Pan, and the attempted murder of her father, Hann Pan. According to media reports, Jennifer Pan and her then-boyfriend, Daniel Wong, hired hitmen to carry out the murders in 2010. Both Pan and Wong were arrested and charged with first-degree murder and attempted murder, and both were eventually found guilty and sentenced to prison. Pan's case received significant media attention, with many people expressing shock and outrage over the brutal nature of the crime.