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Notorious ‘Casanova Killer’ executed after nearly 30 years on death row.
Glen Rogers was once dubbed the “Casanova Killer” for his ability to seduce women before brutally murdering them.
On May 15, he was executed by lethal injection at Florida State Prison.
Rogers was 62 years old and had spent almost three decades on death row for the murders of two women in 1995. Authorities suspect he may have killed dozens more.
Chilling Crimes Across States
Rogers was convicted for the killings of 34-year-old Tina Marie Cribbs in Florida and 33-year-old Sandra Gallagher in California.
Cribbs, a mother of two, was found dead in a motel bathtub after giving Rogers a ride home. Her car was later spotted in Kentucky, where police arrested Rogers following a high-speed chase.
Just weeks before, Rogers had murdered Gallagher in Van Nuys, California. After meeting her at a bar, he strangled her and set her body on fire near his apartment.
He was sentenced to death in California for that crime as well.
Investigators believe Rogers may have committed more murders across at least five U.S. states. In a 2012 documentary, his brother Clay even claimed Rogers was behind the infamous 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman—an allegation the LAPD dismissed.
A Bizarre Final Statement
As he faced execution, Rogers selected pizza, chocolate cake, and a soda for his last meal.
His final words stunned many in the chamber: “President Trump, keep making America great. I’m ready to go.”
He also thanked his wife and ended with a cryptic remark: “In the near future, your questions will be answered.”
The statement has sparked speculation, though authorities have not elaborated on what Rogers may have meant. He did not offer a formal confession to additional crimes during his final moments.
Rogers was the fifth person executed in Florida this year and the 16th nationwide, according to the Associated Press.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has already signed a new death warrant for 54-year-old Anthony Wainwright, convicted of a 1994 rape and murder, with execution scheduled for June 10.
