Billy the Exterminator is one of the most popular shows on TV. The show focuses on Billy and his extermination business, but it also has plenty of interpersonal drama. Billy himself was so private that he refused to let the show focus on the personal lives of his clients. Billy resisted the network’s demands to make the show more about his extermination business than his relationships with the people around him.
Mary Kay Letourneau
Mary Kay Letourneau, the exterminator mother of Billy the Exterminator, was a former elementary school teacher. She was married with four children. In 1996, she began an affair with a boy named Vili Fualaau. They had two children together while he was still young. However, after Letourneau was convicted of rape and subsequently sentenced to seven years in prison, she was prevented from seeing her son. Nevertheless, she was released from prison in 2004, and the couple married in 2005.
Letourneau and Fualaau lived in the Seattle area, and they remained active in their daughters’ lives. The couple had a deep understanding of their immorality, and they felt remorse for their actions. Sadly, Letourneau passed away on July 6, 2020.
Billy’s rocker dad
Billy the Trashman is the son of a rocker and his exterminator mother died when he was a child. He is an inconsistent man. He gasses insects and cockroaches, but he doesn’t save the bees and wasps he finds in the trash. He prefers the cute ones.
Although Billy became famous because of the show, his stardom waned as his absence from the show led to fans’ expectations. His fans were excited to see Billy working as an exterminator again. He eventually took over his father’s business, Vexcon, from his father, who’d retired from the rock band industry. The show’s other main characters include his brother Ricky, who’s also an exterminator. Ricky has also taken on the role of Billy’s business partner. The family’s money from Billy’s gigs helped the brothers to set up Vexcon Animal and Pest Control Company. They live in a small town called Benton.
Billy’s exterminator mom
Billy’s exterminator mom died of a stroke. Sadly, this episode of Billy’s Exterminator is about to conclude. It’s clear that Pam was not a fan of Billy the Exterminator, and he was less than pleased with her. However, it is important to note that producers of Billy’s Exterminator cherry-pick the jobs for the show. Obviously, a routine cockroach fumigation or incident-free rodent removal job wouldn’t be featured on the show, so the featured jobs will be riskier than the average exterminator job.
Billy the Exterminator began airing on A&E in 2009. The show continued until 2012, when it was cancelled. In the show, Billy was a pest control expert who owns his own company in Louisiana. In addition to his A&E show, Billy has also appeared in two episodes of the Discovery Channel’s “Dirty Jobs.”
Billy’s rape conviction
Billy the exterminator mother’s sex rape conviction has made headlines around the world. A mother’s testimony can sometimes turn the case around. In the case of Caroline Dunsmore, the mother of a young girl who was sexually abused by Billy King, the mother changed her testimony on the witness stand to show that she did not see the abuse taking place. Caroline Dunsmore said she never saw the men, but facilitated most of it. She told police that she was not sorry for the abuse that killed her daughter.
Mary’s death
Despite her violent past, Mary the exterminator was a loving and caring mother and friend to many. She assisted in the running of several family businesses. She worked for General Refrigeration Supply, which her family operated for 30 years, and also worked for Reliable Exterminators in Lafayette. She was also an avid bowler and loved flower arranging. She was a member of the Tippecanoe RSESA and was also active in the Gardenia Garden Club in Fort Myers, Florida. She also attended Longmont High School and Front Range Community College.
Mary’s death was ruled a case of intentional poisoning. Mary and William had met in college. In the months after the murder, the exterminator’s son remained suspicious. William’s relationship with the victim’s sister, a widower, was also suspicious. While he denied any involvement, he did give investigators permission to search his vehicle.