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Continue Eileen Warnos spoke to her lawyer, Raag Singhal, at a hearing in July. STARKEY, (CNN) - Saying she'll be back, serial killer Eileen Warnous was executed by Wednesday at the Florida State Penitentiary in Stark. Warnos was pronounced dead at 9:47 a.m., said Sterling Evie, a spokesman for the Florida Department of Corrections. Wornos, called Highway Hooker and Damsel of Death, admitted that she killed six middle-aged men in 1989 and 1990, some of them posing as a stranded driver on the north central Florida highways. Florida Attorney General John Tanner, who filed a lawsuit against Warnos, said that after watching the execution, Warnos' actions are not very different from the current killer in the Washington area. She killed seven men in cold blood, Tanner said. It is not intentional to kill the individual. She had a model and took targets for the opportunity... whoever happened in her path on the day she decided to kill. The Warnos case was the subject of books, films and even opera. In time, he apologized to the families of his victims. Last year - a dozen years after the death penalty - Warnous volunteered for the death penalty, saying he would kill again. There's no point sleeping with me, she said in July 2001. Warnos's strange final statement is a mix of religion and science fiction: I'd like to say I'm sailing the Rock and I'll be back as Independence Day with Jesus, June 6, like the movie, the big mother ship and everything. I'll be back, Warnous said. I'd like to say I'm sailing the rock and I'll be back as Independence Day with Jesus, June 6, like the movie, the big mother ship and everything. Warnos, 46, is a prostitute who was working on florida highways when she gained fame as a serial killer woman. Sgt. Bob Kelly of the Volusia County Sheriff's Office - which is investigating the murder of Warnos' first victim, Richard Mallory - said Warnos shot his victims, robbed them and then dumped their bodies. At first, she claimed she acted in self-defense. After being convicted of Richard Mallory's first murder, she then pleaded guilty to others, and after a while she began to deny it and say she was not a victim, Kelly said. She just robs and kills these men to gain personal property and make money. When she asked to be executed, Warnos said the same thing. I killed these men, I robbed them like ice. I would do it again, Warnos said. There's no chance of keeping me alive or anything like that, because I'd kill again. I hate crawling into my system. Warnos is on trial only for Mallory's murder; She has not been charged with five more murders. Police believe she was responsible for the death of the seventh man the body has never been found and Warnos has not been charged in his death. Recently, as the execution date approached, a defense lawyer raised questions about whether Warnos was mentally competent to request his own death by lethal injection. But Warnos insisted he knew what he was doing. Prosecutor John Tanner witnessed wednesday's execution. I'm sick of hearing these things, she said. I've been evaluated so many times. I'm competent, i'm normal, and I'm trying to tell the truth, and I'm going to take one polygraph of every word on these pages. After examining Warnous, a group of three psychiatrists managed her as the competent for the execution and the Florida Government. Jeb Bush agreed. Warnos said last week during the latest psychiatric evaluation that she was ready to die because she was tired of lying, Tanner said. I believe her spiritual conversion has something to do with it, he said. She said she knew she was executed for killing six people, but that she actually killed seven. Tanner, who watched the execution, said he prayed for Waronos, for all the victims and for all of us as he watched. It's a tough business, he said. But I think it's necessary. CNN correspondent John Serella contributed to this report. Some of the information in this article or section should be better related to the sources mentioned in the Bibliography, Sources, or External Links tabs (August 2010). Improve its verification by linking them to references using a conversation. Eileen Warnos Birth Information Eileen Warnono was born February 29, 1956, Rochester, , the death of the on October 9, 2002. (46 years old) Stark, Florida, USA Cause of lethal injection Nickname Electric damsely of DeathCanneThe life of DannyMadame ZiziMadame warm buttTop buttThe son of the Monster sentence 31 January 1992 sentence death sentence Victims of crime 7 Period 1989-1990 USA Arrested 9 January 1991 Born on 29 February 1956 in Rochester Michigan and died on October 9, 2002, in Stare, Florida, was an American serial killer called the Lord of Death. She was sentenced to death by lethal injection for killing at least seven men in Florida between November 1989 and November 1990. She was sentenced to death for six of the murders, one of the bodies has not been recovered and was executed by lethal injection on October 9, 2002, at a Florida in Stare, Bradford County. Biography childhood Eileen Carol Warnos was born under the name Susan Carol Pittman in Rochester, Michigan. Her mother, Diane Pratt, was 15 when she married Leo Dale Pittman on June 3, 1954. Less than two years after that union and two months before Warnos was born, Pratt divorced. Pittman is a paedophile who spends most of his life walking away from prison. Warnous never met his father because, when she was born, he was jailed for raping and attempting to murder an eight-year-old boy. Leo Pittman committed suicide in his cell when he tied himself to his sheets in 1969. In January 1960, Pratt abandoned his children, leaving them with his Finnish maternal grandparents,[1] Lowry and Britta Vournos in Troy, Michigan. Keith and Eileen were legally adopted on March 18, 1960, by the Warnos family and took their surname. From an early age, Eileen Warnous had sex with several partners, including her own brother. At the age of fourteen, she became pregnant, saying the pregnancy was the result of being raped by a stranger. On March 23, 1971, she gave birth to a boy at the House of Single Mothers in Detroit. The child was immediately placed to be adopted. On July 7, 1971, Britta Warnock died of cirrhosis of the liver after Eileen and her brother were placed in detention. When she reached the age of 15, her grandfather chased home and Eileen Warnous began to support herself as a prostitute. The first misdemeanors on May 27, 1974, were arrested in Jefferson County, Colorado, on charges of drunken driving, reckless driving and firing a .22-caliber pistol from a moving vehicle. She was convicted by default for not appearing in court. In 1976, he became entangled in Florida, where he met Louis Greitz Fell (June 28, 1907-January 6, 2000), then 76 years old and president of a yacht club. They married the same year, the announcement of their union was even published in the pages of the local newspaper. However, Eileen Warnous continued to take regular turns at the local bar and was eventually sent to prison for violence. She also hit Fell with her own reed, which led him to look for a fight against her, after which she returned to Michigan. On July 14, 1976, she was arrested in County Antrim, Michigan, for and disorderly harm after causing a stamp in a bar, and after throwing a ball into the pool on a bartender's head. Three days later, on July 17, 1976, his brother Keith died of throat cancer. Warners takes advantage of $10,000 you wasted in a few weeks. Warnos and Fell divorced on July 21 after nine weeks of marriage. On May 20, 1981, she was arrested in Edgewater, Florida, for armed of a convenience store. On May 4, 1984, Eileen Carol Warnos was arrested again after trying to deposit false cheques at a bank in . On November 30, 1985, she was suspected of stealing a revolver and ammunition in Pasco County. On January 4, 1986, she was arrested in for vehicle theft, resisting arrest and obstructing the investigation by providing false information (she said her name was Laurie Grode, which is actually her aunt's name). Police found a .38-caliber revolver and a box of ammunition in the car. On June 2, 1986, Volusia County sheriff's deputies detained Ilyen Caronyo after a male companion accused her of taking a gun from her car and claiming she had taken $200. A .22-caliber pistol and a box of ammunition were found under the passenger seat that Warnos occupied. During the same period, Eileen Carol Warnos met Tyria Moore, a maid in a hotel, at a gay bar in Daytona. They settled together, Eileen providing daily life through her income from . On July 4, 1987, Daytona detained the two women for questioning after another incident at a bar where they were accused of assaulting them with a beer bottle. On March 12, 1988, she accused the Daytona Police of assault. She says he pushed her off the bus after a change. Moore is registered as a witness to the incident. Murders Richard Mallory, 51 - November 30, 1989: Eileen's first victim Carol Warnos owns an electronic components store in Clearwater, a man who has already been convicted of , who he claims killed him in self-defense. The Volusia County Sheriff's Office found Mallory's abandoned truck on December 1, 1989. The body had several prints, two of which were believed to be the cause of death. Charles Dick Humphreys, 56 - May 19, 1990: Humphreys is a retired U.S. Air Force commander, former Florida child abuse investigator and former police chief. His body was found on September 12, 1990, in the County Marion. He was completely undressed and was shot six times in the head and torso. His car was found in Swanne County. David Spears, 43: Spears is a construction worker at Winter Garden whose body was found naked on June 1, 1990, on Highway 19 in Citrus County. He was shot six times. Charles Carskaddon, 40-31 May 1990: Carskaddon is a rodeo worker of disability. His body was found on June 6, 1990, in Pasco County. He was shot nine times with a small-caliber weapon. Peter Simms, 65: Siems left the city of Jupiter, traveling to New Jersey in June 1990. His car was found on July 4, 1990, in Orange Springs. Tyria Moore and Eileen Warnous were identified as the people who left the car where she was found. Warnos' print was printed on the handle of the inner door. Peter Simms' body has not been found. Troy Burress, 50 years old - July 30, 1990: Burres is a sausage seller from Ocala. He was reported missing on July 31, 1990, but his body was not found until August 4, 1990, in a wooded area along State Highway 19 in Marion. He was carrying two bullets. Walter Ano Antonio, 62 - November 19, 1990: Antonio's body was found on the same day near a Logway in Dixie County. He was shot four times. His car was found five days later in Brevard County. Arrest and trial Aylen Warnos and Tyria Moore abandoned Peter Simms' car after taking part in a traffic accident on July 4, 1990; On this occasion, the scientific police found a print of Warnos at the level of one of the door handles. Witnesses to the incident, who saw passengers fleeing the vehicle, presented themselves to police and provided descriptions of the fugitives, leading to a media campaign to find them. Police also found the victims' personal belongings in the mountains of piety, which were covered with fingerprints corresponding to those found in the victims' cars, and in the police report prepared during Warnos' second arrest in 1976. The last resort in Volusia County. Police deployed Moore the next day in Scranton, . They agreed to receive recognition from Warnos in exchange for a procedure for allegedly involved. Police took Moore to Florida, where she was staying at a motel. Following police instructions, Moore phoned Warnos several times, asking for help and dissuading her. Three days later, on January 16, 1991, Warnous confessed to the murders. She claims the men tried to rape her and that she acted in self-defence. Richard Mallory's trial began on January 14, 1992. Although previous crimes cannot normally be mentioned in the criminal trial, using the Florida State's criminal case law, prosecutors can nonetheless present evidence related to other crimes to prove that the same pattern of action was followed for all these murders. Warnock was convicted of the murder of Richard Mallory on January 27, 1992, thanks to Moore's testimony. In sentencing, psychiatrists represented by the defence said Warnos was mentally unstable and that they had diagnosed personality disorders with mental disorders equated to . On March 31, 1992, Warnos pleaded guilty to the murders of Charles Humphreys, Troy Burrers and David Spears, saying he wanted to be right before God. In her statement to the Court, she said: 'I wanted to remind you that Richard Mallory really raped me, as I had stated earlier. But the others didn't. They've only just started doing it. On May 15, 1992, Elen Warnous was sentenced to death three times. In June 1992, Warnos pleaded guilty to the murder of Charles Karskadon and was sentenced to death for the fifth time in November 1992. The defence received and submitted reports from that institution showing that from 1958 to 1962 Mallory underwent chemotherapy and under observation following alleged beatings with intent to rape, and that in total he received eight years of treatment in exchange for his early release. The judge refused to allow the Court's acceptance of the evidence as evidence and rejected Warnos' request for a second trial. In February 1993, Warnos was recognised as of Walter Ano Antonio and was sentenced to the death penalty for the sixth time. No charges have been laid against her for the murder of Peter Simms as the victim's body has not been found. Warnos recounts several unrelated versions of the killings. She initially claimed the seven men raped her while working as a prostitute and then defended herself from self-defence. In an interview with film director Nick Butlerfield, when she thought the cameras and microphones were off, she told him it was self-defense and that she should not be on , where she had been staying for two years at the time, and that she wanted to die. Warnos' execution before the U.S. Supreme Court was overturned in 1996. She asked the Florida Supreme Court to separate from her lawyer and stop all appeals, saying: 'I killed these men, I raped them when they were cold as ice. I'd do it again. There's no reason to keep me alive, because I'm going to kill again. I have one that ends up in all my sori... I'm sick of hearing this thing, she's crazy. I've been examined so many times. I'm competent, I'm healthy, and I'm trying to tell the truth. I'm the one who hates human life the most, and I'd kill again. ». Florida Governor Jeb Bush assigned three psychiatrists for a 15-minute interview with Warnos. The questions we have to answer lead to the conclusion that the condemned understands that he will die and for what crimes he will be executed. All three believe her mental state is fulfilled. In the last interview with journalist Nick Bumfield on October 8, 2002, Warnos accused prison guards of abusing her. She accuses them of desecrating her food, spitting in it, serving her potatoes cooked in dirt or food mixed with urine. She also complains that she caught the conversation with a tendency to push her to the limit so that she would kill herself before her execution and wanted to rape me before execution, looking naked, passing through herself, every time she had to leave her cell, her handcuffs so tight that her wrists were bruised, hitting the door of her cell - frequent window checks by babysitters , low water pressure, mold of with disgust and pure to me. Warnos threatens to hit showers or food trays when some employees are on duty. In the meantime, my stomach is bleeding and I'm going to take a shower in the sink. Her lawyer said Ms Warnous only wanted to receive appropriate treatment, welfare until the day of her execution, and if her allegations did not match reality, she would likely be subject to hallucinations that led her to believe what she wrote. During the last period of the appeal, she gave a series of interviews to Nick Bueerfield. In the latter of them, shortly before her performance, she claims that her mind is controlled by sound pressure to make her look crazy; she describes her impending death as a journey with angels aboard a spaceship. When Bueerfield tried to get her to withdraw her previous testimony about the murders of her victims as a result of self-defense reactions, Warnos became dazed, cursed and ended the interview. It begins with an invader in Butraine saying: You broke me, the company, the cops and the system. His last words to the camera were Thank you very much, the company, for taking me by train. Butrfield later met Dawn Botkins, a childhood friend of Warnous's, who said: 'I'm sorry, Nick. It wasn't for you that she made a finger of honor. She gave a finger to the honorary media, as well as to the lawyers. He knew that if he said more, it could change the impending execution, so he decided not to. Eileen Warnos was executed by lethal injection on October 9, 2002, at (originally sentenced to an electric chair, Aileen Wuornos chose lethal injection, which became florida's second execution in 2000). She is the 10th woman to be executed in the United States since the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty for women in 1976, and the second executed in Florida. He refuses his and drinks a cup of coffee instead. His last statement before the execution was: Yes, I would like to say that I sail with the rock and will return, like the Feast of Independence with Jesus. June 6th, like in the movie. Big mother ship and everything, I'il be back, I'il be back. Aylene Warnos was cremated after his execution. His remains were reported by Dawn Botkins in her native Michigan disperses them under a tree. She has asked for the carnival song of , a former singer of the band of 10,000 maniacs, to be performed at her . When asked why her song was played on the soundtrack during the filming of the closing credits of Nick Bueerfield's documentary Eileen - Natalie Merchant commented: 'When director Nick Bularfield sent me a recording of his film, I was so worried about the subject that I didn't even dare watch it. Eileen Warnos was a tortured, tortured life that transcended my worst nightmares. I disagreed until I was told that Eileen had spent so many hours listening to my album on death row and that she had asked for the song Carnival to be released at her funeral, that I had given permission to use the song in the film. It's very strange to think about where my music is going after I make it up. If she could bring him comfort, I should be grateful. Butterfield later said, I think the anger has developed in her. And that she survived prostitution. I think she's had a lot of terrible encounters on the road. And I think the anger has spread. And in the end, it all exploded. With incredible violence. That's his way of survival... I think Eileen really thought she killed in self-defense. I think someone who is deeply psychopathic cannot distinguish anything that actually endangers his life and minor inconveniences; If you say something she doesn't agree with, she can embark on a black frenzy. And I think that's why it happened. At the same time, when she was not in these extreme moods, there was amazing humanity in her. The debate and prostitution law, far from the only media and judicial chronicle that won Eileen Warnos, was labeled the first serial killer by the FBI and the American popular press[2], Warnos's case drew attention to the vulnerability of prostitutes. Warnos has always maintained that he acted in self-defense in front of violent clients and that the murder of only seven of the thousands of clients that illustrated this fact. More generally, the case of Aylen Warnos raises the problem of the (rape, theft and beating) of prostitutes (especially in countries that deny or suppress the existence of sex work) as the various associations of during the process. Linda Hart, in Fatal Women, Lesbian Sexuality and The Mark of Aggression, recounts how Warnock was built by the American press as a serial killer, a fatal woman and in danger of being expelled. Notes and references - biography of Eileen Waronos of serialkillercalendar.com - Queer Zones, Politics of Sexual Identities, Representations and Knowledge, Paris, Balland, etc. Linda Hart, Fatal Women: Lesbian Sexuality and A Sign of Aggression, London, Routledge, 1994, Chapter 8 PP. 155-160. About the life of Eileen Uranos Bibliography women who kill: profiles of female serial killers, Carol Ann Davis, 2007 (Allison - publishing) Monster: My True Story, Eileen Vornos and Christopher Berry-Dee, 2006 (John Bla Publishing Ltd) The Woman Who Killed Offender: Serial Murders and the Case of Eileen Gurnos, Stacey L. Shipley, Bruce Aarlie, 2003 (Prent Hall) Deads In: The Persecution, Conviction and Execution of The Female Serial Killer Eileen Warne The Virgin of Death, Michael Reynolds, 1992 reissued in 2003. (St. Martin's Library) On the Crime of Women's Murders: Serial Murders and the Case of Eileen Warnos, Stacey L. Shipley, Bruce Argigo, 2003 (Vertebra Hall) Sue Russell, 2002 (Pinacle Books) more deadly than the male: stories about the serial killers of women, Terry Manners, 1995 (Pan Books) The Day of the Murder: The Strange Story of convicted murderer Eileen Warnos Dolores and Robert Nolin Kennedy, 1992 (Warner Books) documentaries, filmmaker Nick Buttelfield, directed two Eileen Warnonos documentaries: Aileen Wuornos: The Sale of a Murderer (Serial 1993). Eileen: The Life and Death of a Serial Killer in 2003. Eileen Warne, The Dam of Death in 2003 in a biography. The angel of death in these crimes that shocked the world at number 23, RMC discovery and investigation. Eileen Warnonos, a virgin of death in portraits of criminals on RMC Story and RMC Discovery. The film The Movie Monster (2003), directed by , starring and , tells the story of Warnos as she meets Selby Wall (a Tyria Moore-inspired character) until her first murder. Charlize Theron won an Oscar for Best Actress on February 24, 2004 for her performance. formed Warnos in 1992 in the TV movie Overkill: The Aileen Wuornos Story. In episodes 4 and 12 of Season 5 of (2015), titled Hotel, plays the role of Eileen Warnos. Opera Unique opera performance 22, 2001, at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in . This opera, directed by Warnos, was written by composer and librettist Carla Lucerro, directed by Mary Chun, and produced by the John Simms Center for the Performing Arts. Related articles List of serial killer violence women violence External reports of authority: International body FileInternational Name Identifier, Congress LibraryGemeinsame Normdatei, Royal Netherlands Library, National Library of SwedenFridria National LibraryWorldCat (en) Biographical sheet of tueursenserie.org (v.) article about Elien Wuornos Portal for Sexuality and Sexology portal on the US portal criminology this document comes from . .

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