After graduating from high school, Moser attended a Roman Catholic seminary of the Salvadorian order for two years.

He left due to poor academic performance and worked at an elementary school for a year.

[4] On March 31, 1985, Moser attended Palm Sunday services at the St. James Episcopal Church in Evansburg, Lower Providence Township, Pennsylvania.

[8] Linda and Joanne were pronounced dead at the scene, while Donna later died en route to Suburban Hospital in Norristown.

Prior to the shootings, Moser had recently lost his job as a janitor and was also being treated at a psychiatric unit for depression.

[10] Moser pleaded guilty to the murders and a weapon charge and was sentenced to death on January 24, 1986.

"[12] On June 1, 1995, Moser and three other inmates on Pennsylvania's death row had their execution warrants signed by Governor Tom Ridge.

[14] Following the stay, Abu-Jamal and his supporters requested and encouraged Moser to fight to save his own life.

[15] Moser was executed by lethal injection on August 16, 1995, at State Correctional Institution – Rockview.

His last meal was two slices of pizza, cold cuts, pasta salad, a frosted cupcake, and Coca-Cola.

A year after Linda's death, the Pennsylvania General Assembly changed the state Crime Code, giving police the power to make arrests in domestic violence cases based on evidence.