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Over a fourteen month period, the Phoenix Serial Shooters (Dale Hausner & Samuel Dieteman) terrorized Arizona with a series of bizarre and random murders. On August 3rd, 2006, the men were arrested. With more criminal counts than Jeffery Dahmer and the Boston Strangler combined, the pair were accused of 36 shootings, stabbings, arson at two Wal-Mart locations and the murder of several dogs and horses. In the documentary film " RV: Recreational Violence", a term coined by the killers themselves, Sam Dieteman's ex-girlfriend Jodie Gonzales and her son PFC Anthony Gonzales (US Army) come forward for the first time to discuss their relationship with Sam, and the events surrounding the tragic murders. Gritty dramatizations of this drug fueled descent into hell serve to dissect a life full of addiction and crime, as "drug psychosis" and other possible causes of Sam Dieteman's actions are examined. (Backed by a brutal soundtrack of Sam's favorite metal bands.) The Gonzales family's fond recollections of quality time and concert going break the tension to reveal the lighter side of Sam, as we explore the darkest corners in the mind of a man gone insane.

Between 1986 and 1987, the bodies of missing young women were dug up around Sacramento,California. The locations all shared a trait: handyman Maurice Solomon Jr had either worked or lived there. For 13 months, violent ex-con Mark Goudeau murdered, kidnapped, sexually assaulted and robbed around Baseline Road in Phoenix, Arizona.

With his IQ of 155, Michael Bruce Ross desire for power and control would lead to the violent murder of eight young women and teenagers, seven of them sexually assaulted before, during or after they were killed. Michael Ross' immediate admission to several murders was only part of his story. Prompted by criminologist Christopher Berry-Dee, he spilled the final details with alarming candour, allowing police to uncover the full extent of his serial killing. Detectives closed in on Phoenix Serial Shooters, Dale Hausner and Samuel Dieteman, who were vying for airtime against another serial killer in the most heinous possible way: by randomly shooting people dead on the street. A risky police undercover operation uncovered evidence of the duo boasting of their crimes.

Dale Hausner's brother Randy lives in fear of a shooter stalking Phoenix at night; when the truth is revealed that the shooter is Randy's own brother, Randy discovers that his brother's darkest secrets are unimaginable.

Chaos descends on Phoenix as two serial killers compete for the media's attention and the bodies pile up faster than the police can investigate.

Wicked Attraction looks at the case of Dale Hausner and Sam Dieteman two serial shooters who targeted the streets of Phoenix, Arizona.

A serial shooter targets random pedestrians on the streets in Phoenix, leading detectives on a hunt for a criminal driven to kill for sport.

Random shootings, rapes, and robberies leave almost all of the residents of Phoenix, Arizona scared. On top of that, authorities are seemingly powerless against serial killers that are waging a war of terror on the streets of this Arizona city.

The metro Phoenix, Arizona area is under siege by a series of nighttime drive-by shootings that have left six people dead and over a dozen people injured. The investigators working overtime to stop the killer before the next attack.

The case of Dale Hausner, Jeff Hausner and Sam Dieteman, who turned drive-by shootings into a sport in Phoenix, Arizona, between May 2005 and August 2006.

Randy Hausner--brother of serial shooter Dale Hausner--shares the inside story of a man who terrorized the city of Phoenix in a year and a half-long killing spree. He reveals his brother's never before seen journal disclosing a chilling view on the development of a killer.

A monster stalks the summer streets of Phoenix in 2005. With never-before-seen footage, we get a glimpse into the killer's life and how he's able to hide in plain sight. Can police catch him before he strikes again?