Ep 2. Jamie Raynolds

Jamie Raynolds was a man who seemed to have it all- good looks, a successful career in finance, and a loving family. But behind closed doors, he was a sadistic murderer who preyed on vulnerable women.

In World's Most Evil Killers season 6 episode 2, we delve deep into the mind of Jamie Raynolds and explore the heinous crimes he committed. Through interviews with investigators, psychologists, and those who knew him, we get a glimpse into the disturbing nature of his behavior.

Raynolds' first known murder was that of 16-year-old Kimberley Fuller. He had met her through a dating website and had convinced her to meet him in a secluded spot. There, he strangled her and dumped her body in a nearby river. It would take four years for her body to be found.

But Raynolds' crimes didn't stop there. He went on to murder several more women, all within a short period of time. He would meet them online, lure them to a remote location, and then brutally kill them. He seemed to enjoy the power he had over these women and relished in the control he had over their final moments.

One of the most chilling aspects of Raynolds' crimes was the way he managed to keep his double life hidden from those around him. He was a doting father and husband, and no one suspected a thing. It was only when police stumbled across his online activity that they were able to connect him to the murders.

Throughout the episode, we hear from those involved in the investigation and trial. We learn about the challenges they faced in piecing together the evidence against Raynolds and the impact his crimes had on the families of his victims. We also get a sense of the sheer depravity of his crimes, and the almost unbelievable fact that he was able to get away with them for as long as he did.

As with all episodes of World's Most Evil Killers, this one is not for the faint of heart. It's a disturbing look at the mind of a killer, and a reminder that evil can lurk just beneath the surface of even the most seemingly normal individuals. But it's also a story of resilience and determination, as those working to bring Raynolds to justice refused to give up until he was finally held accountable for his crimes.