The inmate of the Glen Rogers death line offers Trump praise for Trump before execution

A suspected serial killer used his last words to praise President Trump before being executed in a prison in Florida on Thursday because he had fatally stabbed a mother of two children.

“President Trump, continues to make America great,” said convicted killer Glen Rogers. “I'm ready to go.”

The 62 -year -old Rogers, who killed Tina Marie Cribbs in 1995 after met her in a bar, also thanked his wife that she visited him earlier a day and brought his victims a cryptic message.

“I know that there are many questions you need to answer,” he said, according to Tampa Bay Times.

“I promise you in the near future, the questions will be answered and I hope that you will end in any way.”

He then received a fatal injection in the Florida State prison and was declared dead at 6.16 p.m.

Rogers' life was fulfilled by force and he was suspected by other killings before he was convicted 30 years ago for murder of Cribbs.

He was also convicted of murder on the mother of three Sandra Gallagher, who also met in a bar and killed three weeks before cribs.

It was assumed that Rogers was behind several other murders and the police once informed that he killed about 70 people – an explanation that he later withdrew.

He was known as “Casanova Killer” or “Cross Country Killer” and many of his presumed or confirmed victims had red hair, dainty frames and were in the thirty.

A documentary by Roger's brother even speculated whether Rogers was the real murderer who stabbed OJ Simpson's ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman in 1994.

The Los Angeles authorities made it clear after the documentary was broadcast that they “had no reason to believe” to have committed Rogers who committed the top -class murders.

The ex-football star, who is now dead, was charged with the double murder, but was not found guilty. He was later liable for her death.

Rogers' last meal on Thursday was pizza, chocolate cake and a soda, reported the Tampa Bay Times.

Cribbs gave Rogers, a former carnival worker, a trip to a nearby carnival property from the bar where they were at, and was never seen alive again.

According to the newspaper, she was found dead with two stab wounds two days later.

“My life stopped in 1995,” said the victim's mother, according to the Tampa Tribune in 2011. “My daughter was everything for me.”

Rogers' death was Florida's fifth execution this year with a sixth sentence for June 10th.

Post -cable.