Frank Spisak
(Credit: WOIO)(CBS / WOIO / AP) Ohio executed a cross-dressing Nazi sympathizer Frank Spisak, who killed three people nearly 30 years on the campus of Cleveland State University in a rampage that targeted African-Americans.
Spisak, 59, was pronounced dead Thursday at 10.34 clock, following a lethal injection of thiopental sodium at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville, about 80 miles outside of Columbus.
He set the record of Ohio's longest in the death row before his execution, with over 27 years.
Spisak is racist killing took place from February 1982 to August 1982, reports CBS WOIO property. He was convicted of murder after the trial, a race war in Cleveland by searching and shooting of African-Americans, while on what he called Start-hunting missions. "
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the final appeals Spisak Wednesday afternoon flipping her application to stay his execution while the constitutionality of the death penalty in Ohio, argued the law.
Spisak is responsible for the death of 57-year Rev. Horace Rickerson, 50, and 17 years Timothy Sheehan, Brian Worford. Sheehan was Spisak only white victims, WOIO reports.
His lawyers said he was bi-polar and mentally ill people to die.
During his study in 1983, Spisak push Hitler-style mustache, a copy of "Mein Kampf" and Hitler gave the Nazi hello to the jury.
WOIO an explanation of the Sheehan family for the execution Spiss published.
"Today we celebrate the life of wanted to have a husband and father, Timothy Sheehan, not the death of Frank Spisak," the statement read. "We are grateful that justice has worked, and value in the criminal justice system, whose tireless efforts have helped the issue of a final decision."
Spisak would have the default of 1982 firings on his hatred of homosexuals, African-Americans, Jews, and his mental illness was linked to confusion about sexual identity.
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