The "homosexual hunter in series" has been executed | Chronic

Last Thursday, Gary Ray Bowles, 57, received a fatal injection that ended his Florida life after being sentenced to death for the murder of six homobadual men on the US east coast in 1994.

Although Bowles admitted to killing six Florida men in Maryland, he was convicted of only three deaths. Most of his victims were found in various states, near Interstate 95, the main route on the entire east coast of the United States, which earned him the nickname of "the killer of I-95".

The series of murders began in March 1994 with that of John Hardy Roberts in Daytona Beach (Florida), followed by other missions in Rockville (Maryland), Savannah and Atlanta (Georgia), as well as in Nbadau County in Florida and the last in Jacksonville Beach. After the first murder, he was identified because he left a document at the scene of the crime and was seen by a surveillance camera that was trying to extract cash from a cashier. Roberts account. But until his capture, he ended the lives of five other men.

That of Bowles, was the second run of the year in Florida and the number thirteen in all the country. Since the Supreme Court reintroduced the death penalty in 1976 in the United States. 1,503 prisoners were executed, including 99 in Florida.

Bowles, 57, was pronounced dead at 10:58 pm local time (02:58 GMT Friday) after receiving a lethal injection in Florida State Prison, in North Bradford County, and was referred to Court. Supreme Court of the United States. a last minute call filed by your defense