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By DANIEL MILLER
PUBLISHED: 09:46, 5 December 2012
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By DANIEL MILLER
PUBLISHED: 09:46, 5 December 2012
With reader comments
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...d-scum-earth-denied-appeal-executed-week.html
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Enjoy that I.V., douche.
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Ex-Sweetwater cop executed by lethal injection at 7:47 p.m.
STARKE -- Twenty-four years after he urged a jury to give him a “glorious” death, Miami serial killer Manuel Pardo shut his eyes, yawned and fell into an eternal slumber, but not before delivering one last defiant homage to his military past.
“Airborne forever,” the former U.S. Navy veteran said, adding an ode to his daughter. “I love you, Michi baby.”
And so the former Sweetwater cop, who shot and killed nine people during a series of robberies of mostly drug dealers in 1986, was executed, pronounced dead at 7:47 p.m. Tuesday at Florida State Prison.
Before Pardo was strapped to the gurney, he issued a neat handwritten letter, accepting responsibility for killing six men — but no women, he insisted — as part of his “war against men who were trafficking in narcotics.”
But the nephew of Fara Quintero, one of three women slain by Pardo and another man, insisted Pardo was “no soldier.”
“But rather a disturbed man whose hatred for mankind knew no mercy,” nephew Frank Judd told reporters afterward. He called the execution “mild justice” for taking his beloved aunt.
Pardo’s death by lethal injection caps the bloody and bizarre saga of a man who joined the military and law enforcement before he embarked on a killing spree in 1986 that left nine dead. His victims were mostly drug dealers, people who crossed him and potential witnesses.
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/12/11/3136913/florida-readies-to-execute-former.html#storylink=cpy
STARKE -- Twenty-four years after he urged a jury to give him a “glorious” death, Miami serial killer Manuel Pardo shut his eyes, yawned and fell into an eternal slumber, but not before delivering one last defiant homage to his military past.
“Airborne forever,” the former U.S. Navy veteran said, adding an ode to his daughter. “I love you, Michi baby.”
And so the former Sweetwater cop, who shot and killed nine people during a series of robberies of mostly drug dealers in 1986, was executed, pronounced dead at 7:47 p.m. Tuesday at Florida State Prison.
Before Pardo was strapped to the gurney, he issued a neat handwritten letter, accepting responsibility for killing six men — but no women, he insisted — as part of his “war against men who were trafficking in narcotics.”
But the nephew of Fara Quintero, one of three women slain by Pardo and another man, insisted Pardo was “no soldier.”
“But rather a disturbed man whose hatred for mankind knew no mercy,” nephew Frank Judd told reporters afterward. He called the execution “mild justice” for taking his beloved aunt.
Pardo’s death by lethal injection caps the bloody and bizarre saga of a man who joined the military and law enforcement before he embarked on a killing spree in 1986 that left nine dead. His victims were mostly drug dealers, people who crossed him and potential witnesses.
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/12/11/3136913/florida-readies-to-execute-former.html#storylink=cpy