They did all the things they could with the floppy, had an expert come in, go over the floppy to see whether there was any problems with that. But it's basically all over.Īnd Steve encouraged me not to go with an early plea so he could do more. And we met almost every day earlier, before the plea, somewhat less after that. I have been very honest with my attorneys. The problem is I did-blew so much smoke that now nobody knows facts or fiction, and that's basically my demise. I-I understand there were some smoke blowing, and that was probably my demise. Again, I think I cooperated with the police as well. The detention center I'm going to, tried to realize-worked with the police department, worked with my defense. I have to rebuild humility, basically humbled myself now. She attended a church that I went to once, St. That's one of the things I always wanted to learn was piano, and I took her life. Although I walked by her place and listened to the piano. Probably out of all the people I didn't know Vicki Vian very much. Shirley, she was in the choir, mother, probably a very beloved mother, and I took her life. A boy and a dog is a thing you have to have when you're a kid. I had a lot of memories as a kid with my pets. I have many, many, many-many memories of a dog. He was just like me at one time, a boy and a dog. I think that probably comes from the Wichita Eagle Beacon wrote that down, give the credit to them. Someone mentioned that she was like peas in a pod. She would have been a lot like my daughter at that age. Julie Otero is a lot like my wife, a loving mother, raised kids, and she also worked at Coleman. One time I even thought about taking pilot lessons. Although I always wanted to be a pilot, I always had a fascination with aeronautics. She attended church, the same church I had been to with the Boy Scouts. She was a neighbor, one I walked by and waved to, a gardener. She was a wonderful young lady, well organized, hard worker. Nancy Fox, she was a wonderful person and I did-I did track her just like a predator. That was a wonderful time, but I took that from her. And I read somewhere she had her last Christmas with her family, and I did too. But I don't think if anybody asks Park City or anything they would say I was-I was always pretty good to animals. I realize that the early years I probably did have some cruelty to animals. She loved animals and I worked in animal control. Tried to keep, you know, our heads above water. She worked at Coleman, just like I did, trying to fill a job, as anybody would. I was a Valley Center high schooler for two years there, walked the halls, probably the same line, shared maybe the same teachers, although they would have been older. I have many, many, many fond memories of that, and I took that from her. Kathleen Bright, and I hope I don't tread on the media, because I did use some of this from the media because I didn't know this much from the people.
And then these things came-a lot of these came out of the paper because I didn't-I knew the people, you all know why I chose them. I don't know if this is really appropriate or not.
#FAMILY PICTURES OF SERIAL KILLERS FULL#
The bottom line is of the old selfish, very disassociated with society, self-centered for my own purposes, and I take that full authority on my shoulders. I think through the years that's quite present during the presentation and all the archives they had. I just seemed to crave the attention of the media. To some degree I'm trying to drop down to that. Ideal responsibility, yes, I had pride back then. To my employers and to the county, the taxpayers' money. That's dishonesty to my family, that-I would lie and cheat to be self-interested. Dishonesty, probably the first thing to the people that I encountered, that they trusted me, that I was going to tie them up, take their money, and leave, and then I killed them. Self-centered, very selfish, and it exploded on that day. The volcano was the building of all these years was the Otero, and probably the most devastating, upsetting to everybody is Josephine. With remorse, responsibility, with corrections, concepts of apology, the old me started whatever it was, factor X, sexual predator. There was no way that I was going to get out of this. And I think Sedgwick County ought to be proud that they do have a good state, that the evidence was there earlier, the DNA, the floppy. There are a couple of things I might point out toward the last, but overall most of that was true.
The last couple of days in court presented by the State, their PowerPoint presentation was very powerful. It was what they call-I would call a sexual predator. I've brought the community, my family, the victims dishonor. “Your Honor, Sedgwick County, victims.…The atrocious crimes I've committed has continued.
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