The Thrill Killer
How far would a man go for the ultimate deadly thrill?
4.4 (10)
196 mins
Released on parole, a seemingly ordinary man returns to a world that fears him, leaving the Jersey Shore on edge. Known as the Thrill Killer, his presence sparks whispers, paranoia, and a sense that danger could strike anywhere.
Ep 1:
The Killer’s Early Dawn
When 18-year-old Richard Biegenwald killed for the first time in 1958, a dark path began. Decades later, parole freed him to try a normal life—but a chilling pattern of victims would soon emerge.
Ep 2:
The Thrill Killing Spree
When Biegenwald’s 1982 spree begins, a chilling pattern of violence emerges. His calculated methods and haunting victim profile leave communities gripped by fear.
Discussions (7)
Ralph
Level 4 · 6 mo agoI remember the 80s and it's scary to think this guy was out there. The parole board failed those families. It just shows that you have to watch out for yourself because the system won't always do it.
Conrad
Level 9 · 6 mo agoThe defense's social brakes argument implies a deficit in inhibition. He failed to interrupt prepotent responses due to a malfunction in the frontal lobes.
Bernie
Level 5 · 5 mo agoBro served 17 years for murder and got paroled?
