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Piers Morgan Shares ‘Most Dangerous Person He Has Ever Met’
Piers Morgan called Erin Caffey, who at 16 orchestrated her family’s murders, the most dangerous person he interviewed during his crime-focused shows.
- On Monday, broadcaster Piers Morgan turned 61 and reflected on his 35-year career, naming convicted murderer Erin Caffey as "probably the most dangerous person" he has ever encountered.
- In 2008, the then-16-year-old Caffey manipulated boyfriend Charlie Wilkinson and his friend Charles Waid to murder her family at their home in Emroy, Texas, after her parents forbade her from seeing Wilkinson.
- During their 2016 interview, Morgan described Caffey's plot as chilling, stating, "She basically masterminds the annihilation of her family" and orchestrated the machete and gun attack that killed her mother and brothers.
- Caffey and her partner received sentences of at least 40 years, escaping capital punishment following her father Terry's plea for them to "find remorse" and his belief she was vulnerable.
- While Terry maintains his daughter was a "vulnerable" teen manipulated by a "psychopathic" boyfriend, Morgan remains haunted, concluding she represented "pure evil" despite her seemingly normal appearance.
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Piers Morgan shares ‘most dangerous person he has ever met’
Piers Morgan has interviewed a myriad of people throughout his career - but he reckons he was in the presence of 'pure evil' when he sat down with one individual. The broadcaster, who turned 61 on Monday (30 March), previously described the interviewee as 'the most dangerous person' he has ever…
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Known for courting controversy, Piers Morgan has also turned his attention to true crime over the years, interviewing "probably the most dangerous person" he's ever encountered
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