JUST IN: Glen Rogers Executed – Suspected in O.J. Simpson Case | Final Meal & Last Words.

This man spent 30 years on death row at Union Correctional Institution in Florida and he has just been executed. His name was Glenn Edward Rogers, known as the Kasanova Killer. In this video, we’ll go over his story, his crimes, his final words, and what he requested for his last meal. He was born on July 15th, 1962 in Ohio.

He was one of seven siblings. He dropped out of school before turning 16 and married his teenage girlfriend. They had two children, but the marriage was a nightmare. His wife accused him of domestic abuse. After that, Glenn’s life spiraled into theft, scams, and bar fights until he started killing.

 His first confirmed murder happened on September 28th, 1995. Sandra Gallagher, a mother of three, was seen leaving a bar in California with Glenn. The next day, her burned body was found inside her pickup truck. She had been strangled. Rogers fled the state. In Mississippi, he met Linda Price at a fair. She found him charming and let him move in with her.

 A few days later, Linda was found dead in her bathtub. Then in Florida, he murdered Tina Marie Cribs. Glenn met her at a bar and she offered to take him to her motel. 2 days later, motel staff found Tina’s body in the bathtub. She had been stabbed in the chest and buttocks. Glenn escaped in her car.

 Four days later on November 9th, 1995, he murdered Andy Giles Sudden in Louisiana. She was found naked, stabbed, and lying on a water bed that he had punctured. At this point, Glenn seemed completely out of control. He was finally arrested on November 13th, 1995 in Kentucky after a chase in a stolen car. Following his arrest, he claimed to have killed more than 70 people.

 However, he was only convicted for four of those murders. Rogers also claimed responsibility for the murder of Nicole Brown Simpson, the ex-wife of OJ Simpson. There’s no evidence linking Rogers to the crime scene, but OJ Simpson’s defense team mentioned him as another possible suspect in the case. In 1997, Glenn was sentenced to death in Florida for the murder of Tina Cribs.

 Two years later, he received another death sentence in California for killing Sandra Gallagher. In total, only four murders were officially confirmed. Roger’s brother, Klay Rogers, told CNN, “I’m absolutely certain my brother Glenn killed Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman. I know he did it because I’ve seen proof that he was there.

 Earlier this year, Rogers requested a new hearing to present evidence that he had suffered repeated sexual abuse during childhood, hoping the jury would commute his sentence to life in prison. That request was denied. His legal team also argued that Rogers suffered from perferia, a rare condition that could cause extreme pain during lethal injection, making the execution process inhumane.

 That appeal was also denied since Florida does not offer alternative methods such as firing squad or gas chamber. After nearly 30 years on death row, all his appeals were exhausted. On April 15th, 2025, the governor of Florida signed his final death warrant. Glenn Rogers woke up at 3:45 a.m. on the day of his execution.

 For his last meal, he requested pizza, chocolate, and a soda. That same day, he received a visit from his wife. His brother, who had traveled from Kentucky, visited him the day before and then returned home. On May 15th, 2025, Glenn Edward Rogers was executed by lethal injection at Union Correctional Institution in Florida.

 The drugs began to flow shortly after 6:20 p.m. and he was pronounced dead at 6:30 p.m. According to eyewitnesses, Rogers appeared to suffer for about 10 minutes. His body trembled slightly and his breathing was irregular. It was not an immediate or peaceful death. When asked for his final words, he gave one of the most bizarre statements heard in recent times.

 I know there are a lot of questions that still need answers. I promise you, you’ll have them very soon, and I hope that somehow it helps you close this chapter. Then, with unsettling calm, he added, “President Trump, keep making America great. I’m ready to begin. The reaction in the room was confusion. Randy Robersonson, son of one of the victims, said, “I wondered, where did that come from?” His wife, Amy Robertson, who also witnessed the execution, said, “I thought, what the hell did he just say?” Even in his final moments, Glenn Rogers managed to

bewilder everyone in the room, leaving behind a legacy of horror. And one last line no one saw coming.