A Family Christmas Massacre - Mass Murderer Ronald Gene Simmons

History Dweebs - A look at True Crime, Murders, Serial Killers and the Darkside of History

Tim Scott

Comedy Interviews, Comedy

4 • 619 Ratings

🗓️ 13 December 2016

⏱️ 91 minutes

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Summary

During Christmas week in 1987, Ronald Gene Simmons killed 14 members of his own family. Simmons then killed or wounded several of his previous co-workers. In all, Simmons killed 16 people before turning himself in to the Police.

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0:00.0	Hi and welcome once again to History Dweeps.
0:07.1	I am Tim, and we thank you for joining us today, where we always take a lighthearted look at the dark side of history.
0:15.8	And today our topic, we have another show in our creepy Christmas series.
0:23.6	A Family Christmas Massacre, the story of mass murderer, Ronald Jean Simmons,
0:30.6	senior. Back in 1987, Ronald Jean Simmons, began a killing spree.
0:38.8	You gave it away.
0:40.5	That would become the worst massacre in Arkansas history.
0:45.0	Now, this is what I don't get to me.
0:46.5	Just a quick question.
0:47.8	I've been doing this.
0:49.9	Wasn't he on tour in 1987?
0:53.0	Ronald Gene Simmons?
0:54.7	Not that I know of.
0:56.8	I think he was killing people in 1987.
0:58.9	I believe he was on tour sticking that tongue out and spitting blood.
1:02.5	Not Gene Simmons, you asshole.
1:04.4	Ronald Gene Simmons.
1:06.8	Well, what about Ace Freilly?
1:09.9	You've been researching Kiss. What about Ace Frey? You've been researching Kiss.
1:11.4	What about Ace Freely?
1:13.3	Well, Ace Freely could have gone and gone on a murder spree.
1:16.3	Nobody would have noticed.
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