Beverly Sutphin

Real Name: Beverly R. Sutphin

Occupation: Homemaker, Serial Killer

Identity: Public

Legal Status: Deceased

Place of Birth: Baltimore, Maryland

Marital Status: Married

Known Relatives: Eugene Sutphin (husband), Misty Sutphin (daughter), Chip Sutphin (son)

Group Affiliation: None

Base of Operations: Baltimore, Maryland

History: Beverly Sutphin was a seemingly normal homemaker living in the suburbs of Baltimore, Maryland with her husband Eugene and their two children, Misty and Chip. However, unknown to her family and neighbors, Beverly was actually a prolific serial killer who murdered those she felt were a threat to her family or to society.

Beverly's killing spree began when she ran over her daughter's ex-boyfriend with her car after he refused to take her daughter back. From then on, Beverly became more emboldened and began targeting other people she felt were in the way of her family's happiness, including a woman who criticized her son's hygiene and a man who cut in line at a video store.

Beverly's crimes eventually caught the attention of the police, who began investigating her. However, Beverly was able to manipulate the situation and convince the authorities that she was innocent. It wasn't until she killed a woman in front of a live television audience that she was finally caught and arrested.

Beverly was put on trial for her crimes, but was ultimately found not guilty by reason of insanity. She was sent to a mental institution, where she later died of a heart attack.

Height: 5'7"

Weight: 135 lbs.

Eyes: Blue

Hair: Blonde

Abilities: Beverly was skilled in the use of various weapons, including knives and cars. She was also highly intelligent and able to manipulate those around her to achieve her goals.

Equipment: Beverly used various weapons to carry out her killings, including a carving knife and her car.

Note: Beverly Sutphin was portrayed by actress Kathleen Turner in the 1994 film "Serial Mom".