WESSON FAMILY MASSACRE: Surviving Daughter Speaks Out

Marcus Wesson murdered nine of his children on March 12, 2004. To date, it is the worst mass murder in Fresno, California’s history. None of the children were allowed to go to school, go on a date, ride a bike or drive, nor have any friends. They lived in a social and emotional prison of their father’s creation, a prison that included decades-long physical, sexual and mental abuse. Seven of the victims were children Wesson had with his daughters and nieces. Eight of Wesson’s seventeen children survived the mass murder. Youngest surviving daughter, Gypsy -- who now goes by Evelyn -- speaks out for the first time in more than a decade about overcoming an unimaginable tragedy and how her dad is still victimizing people from death row.