Wade Wilson, who has dozens of tattoos on his face, became known as the "Deadpool Killer," because he shared the name of the Marvel character. Some jurors were so scared of his looks they had to be excused, but he has attracted a cult following of thousands of women. Wilson murdered two women, Kristine Melton and Diane Ruiz, in Florida during a drug fueled spree in 2019. Wilson's story is being told in the new documentary series "Handsome Devil: Charming Killer" streaming on Paramount Plus. #Cim

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