These are the Millers you don’t want to meet.

American serial killer who sexually assaulted and murdered at least five girls and women.

Hockey player accused of making racist slurs, bullying a disabled student, and more.

Actor who has been involved in multiple controversies, including allegations of abusive behavior.

Internet personality known for advocating for a race war, espousing white supremacy and neo-Nazism.

Allegedly murdered his father by stabbing him in the neck and chest.

Executive at the center of an animal cruelty scandal at Ahold Delhaize.

Sentenced to prison for possessing 11,000 child pornography images.

Convicted of second degree sexual assault of a child.

Former star of the reality TV show Dance Moms, served a year and a day in federal prison for bankruptcy fraud.

Pleaded guilty to raping and sexually molesting most of his 12 foster children.

Comedian and actor who was accused of sexually assaulting a fellow student and who was later arrested for calling a fake bomb threat into Amtrak.

CEO involved in a financial scandal related to mismanaging corporate funds; facing a significant stockholder lawsuit.

Shot and killed three people outside a Jewish community center and retirement home.

Accused of shaking his six-month-old daughter hard enough to cause brain damage.

Serving 90 years for murdering his mother, friend, and former girlfriend.

Found guilty of robbery after posing as a postman to get into the home of art collector Ivan Aird.

Sentenced for threatening the life of the President of the United States.

Assaulted a law enforcement officer and attempted to injure a public service animal.

Influencer who used stolen identities to acquire $1.2 million in Covid-19-related loans.

Serial killer who admitted to killing four women in the late 1970s.

At the center of a large animal hoarding and cruelty investigation where 150 animals were found - a third of them dead.

Murdered his girlfriend and her two children.

Controversial journalist criticized for spreading misinformation about political and public health issues.

Charged with 15 counts of possession of child pornography.

Charged with one count of capital murder for killing two co-workers and one former co-worker.

Pleaded guilty to a charge of second degree criminal sexual conduct with a child.

Sentenced to 17 years in prison for child abuse related to the death of his girlfriend's son.

UFC veteran who has been convicted of a litany of charges including domestic violence, vandalism, violating a protection order, and attempted grand theft.

Sentenced to prison for starting the fire that almost destroyed a county courthouse.

Politician who dropped out of a race after facing backlash for racist comments regarding Asian Americans.

Pleaded guilty to charges related to the train crash death of film crew member Sarah Jones.

A member of the far-right hate group Proud Boys charged with storming the capitol on January 6th.

Sentenced to seven years in prison for sexual abuse of young teenagers, filmed on his own security cameras.

A former prison employee who helped an inmate escape from prison.

Connection with the death of a woman whose skeletal remains were found along Chambers Hill Road in 1997.

Inwood resident convicted in murder-for-hire scheme and stealing more than $200,000.

In Alabama in 1999, Alan murdered three former coworkers.

Criticized for Islamophobia in his graphic novel “Holy Terror” and in his political statements.

New Castle man who offered 12-year-old girl $40 to stay quiet after exposing himself to her.

Sportscaster arrested for public indecency at a nightclub where he reportedly urinated onto an off-duty police officer.