Synopsis

Individuals driven by an overwhelming need for control sometimes resort to violence as a means of asserting dominance. Ronald Gene Simmons stands as one example, responsible for the deaths of sixteen people in a horrific act of mass murder. Similarly, Richard Angelo, a nurse, administered fatal doses to patients he believed he was ultimately saving. And then there’s Billie Wayne Coble, whose controlling nature extended to acts of unimaginable brutality and resulted in multiple murders.