Hamilton native and serial killer Glen Rogers was put to death in Florida Thursday, May 15th for the 1995 murder of Tina Marie Cribbs. The 62 year old Rogers was pronounced dead at 6:16pm, after he was given a lethal injection. In his final statement, Rogers spoke of love for his family and promised answers and closure for his victim's families. His final words were "President Trump, keep making America great. I’m ready to go.” Earlier in the day, Rogers ate his final meal which included pizza, chocolate cake, and a soda. WMOH News Director Steve Vaughn interviewed Rogers twice over the phone while he was in custody. The first interview happened while he was awaiting trial in Florida, and the second came during the penalty phase of his murder trial. Rogers denied killing anybody, admitted to being scared, and angrily lashed out at family members who claimed he was abused by his parents as a child. He also denied involvement in the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.
1995 Interview: Glen Rogers explained
the rumors that he was involved in the
O.J. Simpson case
1995 Interview: Glen Rogers Denied being
involved in the Simpson murders
1995 Interview: Glen Rogers on being
charged with the murder of Tina Marie Cribbs
1997 Interview: Glen Rogers was not happy
about some of the defense claims made by
family members during the penalty phase
of his murder trial
1997 Interview: Glen Rogers did not like
claims that he had been abused as a child
