'I'm ready to go': Serial killer uses his last words to praise Trump before execution
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A convicted serial killer in Raiford, Florida, used his final moments before being executed on Thursday to express support for President Donald Trump, USA TODAY reported Thursday.
"President Trump, keep making America great. I'm ready to go," Glen Rogers said just before the lethal injection was administered to him at Florida State Prison.
Journalists from The Tampa Bay Times and the Associated Press were present to witness the execution and confirmed the man's final words, per the report.
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USA TODAY reported earlier that Rogers was believed to have killed five people.
"On the night of Sept. 28, 1995, in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Van Nuys, Gallagher helped out a man she had met at a local bar. They'd hung out a bit, played some pool, and flirted, according to court records. He told her he needed a ride, Vallicella said," the report said.
That was one of the last moments of the woman's life, as Rogers killed her in her apartment.
He was reportedly referred to as "Casanova Killer," due to "his good looks and ability to pick up women in bars."
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Investigators linked five victims to Roger. Four were red-haired mothers in their 30s, and three of the killings occurred over the span of just six days.
Shortly after his arrest, per the newspaper, Rogers claimed that he was responsible for the June 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman in Los Angeles, as well as the deaths of approximately 70 people in total. However, no evidence supported these claims and he is believed to have murdered five people.
