Cary Stayner will forever be known for marring Yosemite's reputation as a peaceful retreat with the brutal murders of four innocent women. The Stayner family, made up of the two brothers, ...

Cary Stayner, center, is led into the Mariposa Courthouse by Mariposa County Sheriff Sgt. Rich Parrish, left, and jail officer Sean Land on Monday, June 11, 2001. (AP Photo/The Fresno Bee, Craig ...

Steven Stayner (front right) pictured with his older brother, Cary (center). hulu Several years later, tragedy struck again when Steve was hit and killed in a motorcycling accident in 1989.

Cary Stayner is now 62 and at San Quentin State Prison. Investigators have looked at him in five other killings across the valley and foothills dating back to the eighties.

FILE--Motel handyman Cary Stayner shown in this July 29, 1999 booking mug, was charged Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1999 with capital murder in the killings of three Yosemite sightseers.

Cary Stayner is the oldest of five children in the Stayner family and was born in Merced, CA, in 1961. His family came to national attention in the early 1970s when his younger brother, ...

Cary Stayner kills his fourth victim. The day Armstrong disappeared, Cary Stayner was driving his car to Foresta when he saw the young woman. She was packing her car as she prepared for a trip.

Cary Stayner was a handyman at the Cedar Lodge, just outside the park in Mariposa County, and got them to open the door to their room by saying he needed to fix a plumbing leak.

CARY Stayner is a convicted serial killer whose story is highlighted in a new true-crime documentary series. On Thursday, April 21, 2022, Captive Audience premiered on Hulu. Who is Cary Stayner? Bo… ...

His brother Steven was a national hero but Cary Stayner became a vicious serial killer. “Captive Audience: A Real American Horror Story,” a Hulu docuseries streaming today, revisits the 1972 ...

SAN JOSE -- A defense expert testified Tuesday that Cary Stayner was ''significantly, severely and clearly'' impaired by mental problems and unable to stop his homicidal impulses.