“ Casanova killer 'rents Trump before execution in Florida

A serial murderer allegedly known as “Casanova Killer” used the last moments before its execution In Florida to send President Trump's encouragement.

“President Trump, continue to make America Great,” said Glen Rogers when he was attached to a Gurney in Florida prison near Starke on Thursday.

“I'm ready to leave,” he added.

Rogers was then administered a lethal injection and died At 6:16 p.m., the entire process took approximately 16 minutes, officials said.

Before his deathThe 62 -year -old sentenced killer also thanked his wife, who visited him earlier in the day in prison, according to visitors' newspapers. He also vaguely declared in his final statement that “in the near future, your questions will be answered”, but he has not provided other details.

Rogers was Florida condemned On the murder in 1995 of Tina Marie Cribbs, a 34 -year -old mother whom he had met in a bar. He was also sentenced to death in California for the strangle murder of Sandra Gallagher, a mother of three he had met in a bar in Van Nuys the same year, and a few weeks before the murder of Cribbs.

The police finally captured Rogers following a road prosecution in Kentucky. The authorities said he was Driving the victim's car at the time.

During subsequent interviews, Rogers told investigators that he had killed around 70 people, an assertion he would eventually withdraw. However, the authorities believe that he is responsible for the murders of at least four women, all single mothers in the thirties with reddish hair.

Each of the victims also came from different states – California, Mississippi, Louisiana and Florida – winning in Rogers the nickname, “The Cross Country Killer”. He was also nicknamed the “Killer Casanova”, after being known for having influenced women with its beauty and charm.

In 2012, his brother Clay and a criminal profiler published the documentary “My brother the serial killer.“This raised questions about the question of whether Rogers could have been responsible for the 1994 dawn of the ex-wife of Simpson, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend Ron Goldman.

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