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From: oldn07@comcast.net
You can have them.
On 12/18/2019 1:31 PM, Jigaboo.Jones@clinton.org wrote:
> We gives em hope
>
> On Wed, 18 Dec 2019 12:39:40 -0500, "Archbishop Don Kool - A National
> Treasure, Making America Great Again" wrote:
>
>> This tends to happen with fat, ugly women.
>>
>> On 12/15/2019 3:28 AM, Dave Cross wrote:
>>> A 33-year-old Nebraska man on death row for killing four people
>>> within 10 days in 2013 has at least one friend still in his
>>> corner: a 46-year-old Texas woman who reportedly has confirmed
>>> that she and the killer plan to marry.
>>>
>>> But Dawn Arguello of Lubbock isn’t happy that Nikko Jenkins –
>>> who authorities say committed the murders within three weeks of
>>> being released from prison on a robbery and assault conviction –
>>> recently had her name tattooed on his face.
>>>
>>> “I was very (ticked) off that he did that,” Arguello told the
>>> Omaha World-Herald. “He doesn’t need to be self-mutilating like
>>> that.”
>>>
>>> Arguello added she isn’t happy about the way her husband-to-be
>>> has been portrayed in the local press.
>>>
>>> “If you believe the media,” she said, “he’s the most hated man
>>> in Nebraska besides Charles Starkweather.”
>>>
>>> The reference was to the 1950s serial killer of 11 people whose
>>> story inspired several movies, including “Badlands” in 1973 and
>>> “Natural Born Killers” in 1994. After his conviction in one of
>>> the murders, Starkweather was executed in Nebraska in 1959 at
>>> age 20.
>>>
>>> Jenkins is not like Starkweather at all, she said.
>>>
>>> “He’s not what the media has made him out to be,” she told the
>>> World-Herald. “He’s an enigma. He has feelings. He’s very
>>> sensitive.
>>>
>>> "He’s not what the media has made him out to be. He’s an enigma.
>>> He has feelings. He’s very sensitive."
>>>
>>> — Dawn Arguello, fiancee of death-row inmate
>>> “He’s very intelligent,” she added, “and, yes, he’s very
>>> manipulating.”
>>>
>>> According to authorities, Jenkins received help from family
>>> members in executing the four murders to which he’s been linked.
>>> They say he convinced his sister and a female cousin to lure two
>>> men with a promise of sex acts in an Omaha park, then Jenkins
>>> himself appeared and suddenly blasted the two men in their heads
>>> with a shotgun.
>>>
>>> A few days later, Jenkins, his sister and another man went to a
>>> neighborhood in Omaha, supposedly to commit a robbery. Instead,
>>> Jenkins killed the man, authorities said.
>>>
>>> Then a few days after that, Jenkins pulled a mother of three out
>>> of her SUV and killed her, according to authorities.
>>>
>>> Jenkins' death sentence, issued in 2017, was Nebraska's first
>>> since the state's voters reinstated capital punishment in a
>>> November 2016 vote.
>>>
>>> In 2014, however, the Nebraska Legislature ordered a special
>>> investigation into Jenkins’ case because some critics noted
>>> that, while in prison prior to the murders, Jenkins had spent
>>> more than half of his sentence in solitary confinement. The
>>> critics claimed the isolation may have had an effect on his
>>> mental health, possibly resulting in the killing spree so soon
>>> after he was released.
>>>
>>> Arguello met Jenkins while doing volunteer work for a nonprofit
>>> organization that advocates for death-row inmates and their
>>> families. She also has a criminal record of her own, with
>>> convictions for misdemeanor domestic violence, felony child
>>> abuse and felony credit card abuse, the World-Herald reported.
>>>
>>> The Associated Press contributed to this story.
>>>
>>> https://www.foxnews.com/us/nebraska-man-on-death-row-for-killing-
>>> 4-but-texas-woman-says-shell-marry-him-report
>>>
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