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|    Big Mongo to All    |
|    Re: Glen Rogers, 62, executed serial kil    |
|    16 May 25 04:59:31    |
      [continued from previous message]              throughout the execution process.              About 30 witnesses watched him die. They included Hillsborough State       Attorney Suzy Lopez, who was a freshman in college when Rogers committed       his crimes.              A window curtain rose at 6 p.m., revealing Rogers lying on a gurney inside       the execution chamber. He blinked rapidly as he gazed at the ceiling. His       hair was short. He had a light gray beard.              A white sheet covered most of his body, swaying gently off his left side.       Intravenous lines pierced both his arms, which were secured to the gurney       with leather straps. Three men in suits stood nearby. One of them took       notes.              A lethal chemical cocktail began to flow two minutes later. At 6:03, his       eyes closed, and his mouth dropped open. At 6:06, the execution leader       moved toward Rogers. He touched his left eyelid, shook his shoulders and       shouted his name.              Rogers remained motionless. As the process continued, his face slowly       turned pale.              A woman in a white jacket and a medical mask entered the room. She shined       a light in Rogers’ eyes. She listened to his chest with a stethoscope. She       left, and the execution leader spoke: “The sentence in State of Florida       versus Inmate Glen Rogers was carried out at 6:16 p.m.”              It was unclear if Cribbs’ family was among those who witnessed the       execution.              Afterward, the family of Andy Jiles Sutton, one of four women Rogers is       believed to have killed, released a statement through the Department of       Corrections.              “Finally, after (Rogers) being in prison for the past 28 years, my family,       along with the other victims’ families will be able to have some type of       closure to the nightmare created by this monster,” wrote Randy Roberson,       Sutton’s son. “My mother along with the other victims will finally receive       the justice that they deserve.”              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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