Ray and Faye Copeland

Copeland, Ray and Faye

The Copelands used their farm's need of labor to look for victims.
The Copelands would hire drifters and then kill them.
Each victim was shot in the back of the head with a .22 Marlin rifle owned by the Copelands.
The bodies were buried around the farm area.
Ray and Faye were married to each other.
Faye made a large quilt out of the victim's clothing.
The Copelands kept records, a log, of all drifters that were hired.
Once the Copeland's killed a hired hand, they would place an "X" next to the victim's name in their log.

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