Sandy
03-20-2018, 06:23 PM
Georgia has put to death a man known as the "stocking strangler," who was convicted of raping and killing older women in attacks that terrorized a small city decades ago.
He was convicted in 1986 on three counts each of malice murder, rape and burglary for the 1977 deaths of 89-year-old Florence Scheible, 69-year-old Martha Thurmond and 74-year-old Kathleen Woodruff.
Though Gary was charged only in those deaths, prosecutors say he attacked nine elderly women in the west Georgia city of Columbus in 1977 and 1978. Most were choked with stockings, and seven of them died.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/latest-condemned-georgia-inmate-asks-attorney-154727624.html
If these victims were white, you can bet the rest were too. The vile beast lived off the taxpayers for 30 years when it should have been turned into a Georgia wind chime the hour after it was convicted.
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He was convicted in 1986 on three counts each of malice murder, rape and burglary for the 1977 deaths of 89-year-old Florence Scheible, 69-year-old Martha Thurmond and 74-year-old Kathleen Woodruff.
Though Gary was charged only in those deaths, prosecutors say he attacked nine elderly women in the west Georgia city of Columbus in 1977 and 1978. Most were choked with stockings, and seven of them died.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/latest-condemned-georgia-inmate-asks-attorney-154727624.html
If these victims were white, you can bet the rest were too. The vile beast lived off the taxpayers for 30 years when it should have been turned into a Georgia wind chime the hour after it was convicted.
https://postmediatorontosun.files.wordpress.com/2018/03/gary-e1521133520483.jpg