Henley's life before, during, and immediately after his involvement with Dean Corll and David Brooks. Limited edition copies of the film were released in 2017. Bibliography Christian, Kimberly (2015). Horror in the Heights: The True Story of The Houston Mass Murders. CreateSpace. . Gurwell, John K. (1974). Mass Murder in Houston. Cordovan Press. Hanna, David (1975). Harvest of Horror: Mass Murder in Houston. Belmont Tower. Rosewood, Jack (2015). Dean Corll: The True Story of The Houston Mass Murders. CreateSpace . Television A 1982 documentary, The Killing of America, features a section devoted to the Houston Mass Murders. FactualTV host a documentary focusing upon the murders committed by Corll and his accomplices. Dr. Sharon Derrick is among those interviewed for the documentary. The Investigation Discovery channel has broadcast a documentary focusing upon the Houston Mass Murders within their documentary series, Most Evil. This documentary, entitled "Manipulators", was first broadcast in December 2014. Episode 4 of Season 2 of the 2017 Netflix series Mindhunter follows a storyline involving interviews with Henley (portrayed by Robert Aramayo), centered around his involvement with Corll and the Houston Mass Murders. Music Australian band The Mark of Cain included a sample of Henley's confession to his mother over the phone on their 1989 album Battlesick; it is at the start of the song "You Are Alone." See also List of serial killers in the United States List of serial killers by number of victims Notes References External links Contemporary news article pertaining to Elmer Wayne Henley's 1974 trial Contemporary news article pertaining to Elmer Wayne Henley's initial 1974 conviction Elmer Wayne Henley, Jr. vs. The State of Texas: Full transcript of Henley's 1978 appeal against his 1974 convictions in the case of Elmer Wayne Henley TDCJ Online Offender Search 1956 births 1972 murders in the United States 20th-century American criminals American male criminals American murderers of children American prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment American serial killers Criminals from Texas Living people Male serial killers People from Houston Prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment by Texas Violence against men in North America