Summary
Jack Wayne Reeves, a convicted serial killer serving time in Texas, is eligible for parole on February 6. Reeves was convicted of multiple murders, including those of his second and fourth wives. His case gained public and media attention over the years, being featured in books and TV shows.
Key Facts
- Jack Wayne Reeves is eligible for parole next month in Texas.
- He is serving two sentences: one for 35 years and another for 99 years.
- Reeves was convicted for the murders of two of his wives and a man in Italy.
- His case has been featured in TV shows like "Exhumed" and "Forensic Files."
- Despite attention, his lawyer doubts he will be granted parole due to the nature of his crimes.
- Reeves's second wife's death was initially considered a suicide, but her body was exhumed, leading to his conviction.
- Reeves's fourth wife was reported missing in 1994 before he was charged with her murder.
