Serie killer drops a compliment of 6 words for Trump before being executed
Rogers was known as the “Casanova Killer”, because some of his alleged and proven female victims had similar characteristics: ages in their thirty, a petite frame and red hair.
The 62-year-old stood earlier on killing 70 women, although he was once convicted of two murders. He was put to death on Thursday 15 May, for the killing of Tina Marie Cribbs 1995, a 34-year-old mother of two he had met in a bar.
Trapped to a Execution Gurney, were the last words of Rogers: “President Trump, keep making America great”, before he assured, “I’m ready to go.”
The deadly injection managed by the State lasted only 16 minutes, according to witnesses, who said that as soon as it started, Rogers barely moved, just still with his mouth slightly open.
Outside the detention center after implementation there was some question about the meaning behind the latter message.
Randy Roberson, a witness of the injection whose mother was one of the victims, said that Rogers’ remark about Trump seemed to be confusing in the room.
“I had something like:” Where did that even come from? “He said.
His wife, Amy Roberson – also a witness to the execution – said she thought, “What the hell?”
In 2014, RadarOnline.com revealed that Rogers wrote the manager of Simpson and renewed his claims that he was the one who killed Nicole and Goldman.
He first emerged as an alternative perpetrator after the documentary 2012 Discovery, My brother the serial killerWhen his own brother, Clay Rogers, claimed: “I am absolutely sure that my brother Glen Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman killed. I know my brother did it because I saw the proof that he was there.”
Rogers, a handy at the time, met Nicole when he worked on a repair team in her house in 1994. His brother Clay claimed that he called him a few days before the murder, brag about his new well -to -do client and promised to bring her down.
Clay also claims that Rogers took a golden angel pin from the house after Nicole’s death and emailed it to his mother in Ohio.
Simpson’s former Norman Pardo manager believed the claim. According to Pardo, maker of the Simpson -Documentary OJ Simpson: In his own words: “The public prosecutor and public prosecutor have a file in which Rogers confessed, but they gave him a plea to get him out of the state … Because they were afraid that he would ruin their OJ -Ding.
“They arrested him after they had arrested OJ, they could not go back and say that OJ was not doing it now!”
The moment Rogers made his claims for the first time, LAPD spokesperson Commander Andrew Smith told CNN: “The LAPD is pretty sure that we know who Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman killed. We have no reason to believe that Mr. Rogers was involved.”
