He Said He Killed 26 Women

It’s July 14th, 2025, inside San Quentin State Prison.

Joseph Naso — once a father, photographer, and neighbor — finally admits to killing 26 women.

Convicted in 2013 for four murders, Naso was known as the “Alphabet Killer” because his victims shared matching initials. But hidden evidence, thousands of disturbing photographs, and a handwritten “list of 10” pointed to more.

Now, through a death row confidant and a new documentary, Naso confesses that the four convictions were only the beginning. His real victim count was far higher.

This is the story of Joseph Naso.
The father. The photographer. The killer who confessed to 26 murders.

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This documentary was created for educational and informational purposes.

It draws from publicly available records, verified reporting, and official timelines to help viewers understand real criminal cases in depth.

All material has been edited to prioritize accuracy, context, and respect for those involved.