Doreen Lioy Biography And Where She Is Now

Doreen Lioy is an American magazine editor, who best known for being the ex-wife of serial killer Richard Ramirez. 

Doreen Lioy was born in Burbank, Califonia but the exact date and her birthplace are not known. And then her parents, siblings, and educational background are not available.

Where is Doreen Lioy now?

Doreen Lioy fell in love with Richard Ramirez, a serial killer while in prison. Richard formally proposed love to Doreen Lioy in 1988. They got married in 1996 at California’s San Quentin State Prison. Doreen Lioy´s family disowned her because of shame.

Their marriage was able to last seven years after Doreen Lioy found out that her husband raped and murdered nine-year-old Mei Leung in 1984. Ramirez finally died in 2013 and nothing has been heard or seen about Doreen Lioy.

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