Confession of a Killer - The Louis Payne Murders
In 1934, Louis Rude Payne confessed to the brutal murder of his mother and younger brother. He said he was driven by an uncontrollable urge, but the police said he knew exactly what he was doing. Lost to history for over 90 years, this story shocked the nation and the outcome sparked controversy. Did Louis Payne get away with murder? Come walk with me and make up your own mind. Disclaimer: This video may contain copyright material and is being used under Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107 Fair Usage for nonprofit, non-competing, educational, political commentary and criticism. Grave Explorations is not affiliated with, or compensated by any of the institutions or persons featured in this video. All content is posted for historical/educational purposes only.

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