Billy Waldrop

Billy Wayne Waldrop was an American convicted serial killer who murdered at least three people between 1973 and 1982. Firstly, in Alabama's Calhoun County in 1973, Waldrop committed the murders of two men, J. R. Carter and Clarence Ralph Snider, by torturing and stabbing them, and even carved the initials of his name on one of their bodies. Waldrop was convicted of second-degree murder and sentenced to 15 years in prison through a plea agreement with the prosecution. Waldrop served less than seven years out of the jail term before he was released.

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