True Crime with Tamron Hall
Today, we're meeting people behind the biggest true crime headlines in your feed right now. MELISSA G. MOORE joins the Tam Fam to talk about what it was like to find out her father was the Happy Face Killer. DELIMAR VERA, from the new documentary "The Hand That Robbed The Cradle," was thought to be dead after a fire in Philadelphia, but it turns out she lived and was raised by her kidnapper. And we have an update from two-time Emmy® Award-winning crime reporter OLIVIA LAVOICE and JANE PARRENT from "The Bakersfield 3: A Tale of Murder and Motherhood."
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