What do maniacs and serial killers want to say to others a few minutes before execution? Do you think they apologize and call for mercy? Perhaps, but not always. Some criminals enter the public into a stupor with strange sayings and requests.
“They brought me not Spaghetti-O's, but just spaghetti. The press must know about it. ”
Thomas Grasso is unhappy with the pasta recipe he was given before his execution. He is sentenced to death for 2 murders.
Grasso took the life of 87-year-old Hilda Johnson. The woman was strangled by a wire from the New Year's electric garland. After 6 months, Grasso killed 81-year-old Leslie Holtz and stole his documents for social benefits.
Both crimes are dated 1991. After 4 years, Grasso complained about spaghetti and went for a lethal injection.
“It doesn’t matter if I live. Go kill me. ”
Jeffrey Damer was a very unstable person. Nicknamed the Monster from Milwaukee and Cannibal, he did many terrible things and ended up in prison. Between 1978-1991, Damer raped, killed and dismembered 12 boys and men.
The monster from Milwaukee did not live to be executed. He was killed by cellmate Christopher Scarver. According to him, Damer did not betray manic inclinations even behind bars. “Some people repent in prison - but he was not one of them, ” prisoner Scarver explained his action.
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“Kiss my [foul language]”
John Wayne Gacy is known by the nickname Clown Killer. He was a serial killer and rapist. Between 1972-1978, Gacy killed about 33 teenage boys and young people in Illinois.
In 1980, the maniac was sentenced to death, but the prisoner had to wait another 14 years to die.
On May 9, 1994, Killer Clown climbed out on a private picnic surrounded by his family. Gacy's last meal consisted of french fries, fried shrimp, strawberries and diet cola. Before dying, the killer wished mankind to kiss itself where the sun does not shine.
“I think the government phone is broken. No one has called yet. ”
In 1994, Jeffrey David Matthews heard the verdict: capital punishment for the murder of 77-year-old Otiz Earle Short. The offender was the grand-nephew of his victim.
Matthews killed his uncle in order to rob. Having committed the crime, he left Short's house with $ 500 and a 32-caliber pistol.
Guilt Matthews was a proven fact. However, execution for unknown reasons was delayed three times.
“I'll be back as Independence Day with Jesus on June 6th, like a movie, a big ship and all that.”
Eileen Warnos’s last word was so long and ornate that it did not fit in the subtitle of the article.
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In 1989-1990, a woman killed seven men in Florida. According to Eileen, these people raped or tortured her when she worked as a prostitute. Warnos claimed that all the killings were committed in self-defense.
The entire last words of the protagonist of the drama “Monster” are: “I just want to say - I go sailing on the waves and return as Independence Day with Jesus on June 6, like a movie, a big ship and all that.”
“Close and charge. Do it, man! ”
On November 19, 1976, G.V. Green, escorted by two accomplices, broke into an apartment building, robbed and killed the father of the family.
The Supreme Court rejected the criminal’s request to replace the execution with imprisonment. The verdict was executed on November 12, 1991.
“It's a bit of a burn. Farewell"
Jose Villegas had several offenders who paid with their lives. He killed an ex-girlfriend, her mother and son at their home in Corpus Christi. It remained unclear exactly what the family did not please Villegas. Jose's attorneys referred to his low level of intelligence. The killer's IQ was 59.
The US Supreme Court prohibited the execution of mentally disabled persons. Those included criminals with an IQ of less than 70. In the case of Willegas, extenuating circumstances did not work, and the sentence was executed.
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“My last word would be: Hooka hei, today is a beautiful day to die!”
Is there a good time for death? According to Clarence Ray Allen, the day of his execution was just that. He killed three people and went to the San Quentin California State Prison. Allen was 76 years old at the time of the execution. He became the second oldest among those executed in the United States since 1976.
Clarence was serving a life sentence for another crime. A triple murder was added to it, which served as the basis for the death sentence. Supporters of the execution advocated the destruction of Allen.
“Someone must kill my lawyer”
George Bernard could not restrain his rage. To win the dice, he bought 2 machines and gave them to a friend for storage. As it turned out, he is unclean on hand.
When George demanded that the machine guns be returned, the friend refused and was shot by him from a 41-caliber pistol. After 2 weeks, Bernard was arrested for armed robbery. According to the attacker, his lawyer did a poor job.
“Tell my family and friends that I love them.”
Bundy is a serial killer, kidnapper, rapist and necrophile. He wielded in the 1970s. The victims of Bundy are numerous girls and young women.
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At first, he denied all the allegations. Shortly before his execution, Bundy confessed to 30 murders committed in 7 US states. The exact number of dead remains unknown. Bundy ended his days in an electric chair on January 24, 1989.
"Do not rush, old man"
In 1893, during the Columbia World's Fair, H.H. Holmes opened a hotel in Chicago for the sole purpose of destroying customers. The hotel became the bait for the victims, and the maniac became the first serial killer in America.
As a result, Holmes was uncovered and confessed to 27 murders, although only 9 of them were confirmed. The actual number of deaths could reach 200. On May 7, 1896, the maniac was hanged in a Philadelphia prison.
“This is not a defeat, but a victory. You know where I'm going - home to be with Jesus. Do not lose faith ”
Kimberly McCarthy robbed and killed her 71-year-old teacher and neighbor Dorothy Booth in Lancaster, Texas. She was suspected of the death of two other elderly women, but the case was not developed.
Kimberly’s latest appeal was rejected in July 2012. The woman was executed on January 29, 2013. Judging by McCarthy’s statement, she was not worried about it at all.
“Once they asked me, I don’t remember who, is there a way to stop the rapists”
Westley Allan Dodd is considered one of the most violent criminals in history. Such labels are not hung much in vain. Dodd is a serial killer and child molester.
In 1989, he was sentenced to death. Dodd stabbed Col Nir and his brother William near Vancouver. Another reason for the execution was the murder of 4-year-old Lee Iseli. Dodd's Hanging is the first legal execution since 1965.
“The left hand is killing me. She hurts terribly ”
Attorneys for particularly violent criminals cite the client’s mental imbalance as the main argument. So it was in the case of Jonathan Green.
The maniac kidnapped, raped and strangled Christina Neal. In 2000, a month after the girl disappeared, her body was found in Green's house.
The court sentenced the killer to lethal injection. The execution took place on October 10, 2012.
“I just want everyone to know: the prosecutor and Bill Scott [foul language]!”
Maintenance worker Edward Ellis strangled 74-year-old Elizabeth Ickens in a Houston housing estate. Shortly before this, the killer was fired from service. The victim was found in a private bathroom.
Ellis was previously suspected of stealing property from the same house. According to the investigation, it was the theft that became the motive for the killing of Ikens.
Edward received a lethal injection in a state prison. But before that, the convict called the judiciary bad names.
“I wish I had gone fishing”
Jimmy Glass did not need a lawyer in his case. The death penalty in an electric chair became a punishment for the sensational murder of Newton Brown and his wife Erlene Neely Brown. Upon learning of the verdict, Glass stated that the use of current was “cruel and unusual punishment, ” which contradicts the 8th and 14th amendments to the Constitution.
The court found his objections unfounded. The sentence was executed on June 12, 1987.
“Say: after my head is cut off, can I hear, even for a moment …”
The Dusseldorf vampire and Monster are the nicknames of Peter Courten. An offender from Germany was a serial killer maniac. Between February and November 1929, in Düsseldorf, Courten committed several sexual crimes.
The maniac considered himself a vampire because he drank the blood of a dead swan. He tried to do the same with human victims.
The execution of the Dusseldorf monster took place on July 2, 1931. His last wish was the following: “Tell me. Once my head is cut off, can I hear, even for a moment, the sound of my own blood gushing from the stump of my neck? That would be the finale of all pleasures. ”
“So gentlemen, now you will see the baked Appel!”
Attempting representatives of the law usually deserves severe punishment. George Appel was sentenced to death for the murder of a New York police officer in 1928.
The court ordered him to be electrocuted. Sitting on the death machine, Appel laughed and gave his punishers a sweet joke.
“Rather, you [foul language]! I would hang a dozen people while you are spinning around here! ”
Karl Panzram is a serial killer, arsonist, rapist and thief. He was a very brave man and even wrote a book about his adventures. Panzram said he had committed 21 murders (many of which remained unproven) and more than 1, 000 acts of sodomy.
Karl got into jail several times and again escaped. He received capital punishment for the murder of a prison officer. The execution took place on September 5, 1930.
