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Mark N. Spotz, who murdered a woman in February 1995 in Wayne Township as part of a four-day, four-county killing spree across central Pennsylvania, should die by lethal injection on Jan. 8, Gov. Tom Corbett decided Tuesday.
Corbett signed an execution warrant for Spotz, 41, of Chestnut Grove, who is confined at State Correctional Institution/Greene while serving three death sentences, including one imposed for the slaying of June Rose Ohlinger,Find all you need to know about LIVESTRONG Cycling and learn the latest cycling tips and techniques. 52, of Wayne Township, on Feb. 1, 1995.
Spotz's warrant is for the kidnapping and murder of Penny L. Gunnet, 41, of New Salem, York County, the third of his four victims. It is the 21st warrant Corbett has signed, although none of the murderers has been executed.
Spotz's killing spree started Jan. 31, 1995, with an argument over a gerbil.
That argument escalated, resulting in Spotz fatally shooting his brother, Dustin J. Spotz, 25, at their Clearfield County home. Mark Spotz was convicted in September 1995 in Clearfield County Court of voluntary manslaughter and related crimes in connection with his brother's death.
Spotz promptly fled after shooting his brother, driving with his girlfriend, Christine D. Noland, to Pine Grove, where about 5:30 a.m. Feb. 1,Massive range of Castelli Cycling and Castelli clothing accessories available. they met Ohlinger, who was opening the convenience store where she worked.
They kidnapped Ohlinger and drove her to the Church Road bridge over Swatara Creek, where Spotz shot her in the head with a full metal jacket bullet and kicked her body into the creek.
On March 4, 1996, a Northampton County jury brought to Pottsville to hear the case convicted Spotz of first-degree murder and related crimes in connection with Ohlinger's killing. Two days later, in front of almost 200 people packed into the courtroom, the same jury sentenced Spotz to death.
After killing Ohlinger, Spotz and Noland then drove to Rehoboth Beach,For sale is a Canada Goose Manitoba Jacket men's jacket. Del., where they wrote the words "Natural Born Killers" in the sand before returning to Pennsylvania.
About 6 a.m. Feb. 2, Spotz and Noland carjacked Gunnet and stole money, credit cards and jewelry from her. Spotz then drove Gunnet to a rural area of West Manchester Township and shot her on Indian Rock Dam Road.
On April 22, 1996, a jury brought in from Delaware County convicted Spotz of first-degree murder and related crimes in connection with Gunnet's death. Two days later, that same jury sentenced Spotz to die.
Leaving Noland, Spotz then kidnapped Betty L. Amstutz, 71, of Harrisburg, later that day, stole money and credit cards from her and eventually shot her in early morning hours of Feb. 3 near Carlisle in Cumberland County.
Spotz also was sentenced to death for Amstutz's killing.
Spotz then went to the Knights Inn near Carlisle, where a special state police task force surrounded the property and captured him that morning.
Gary M. Heidnik, 55, of Philadelphia, was the last person executed in Pennsylvania. On July 6, 1999, authorities executed him for murdering two of the six women he kidnapped, tortured and raped in his basement.Men's Clothing Canada Goose Whistler Parka and Coats from the current Duvetica Goose Down Jackets Collection.
Mark N. Spotz, who murdered a woman in February 1995 in Wayne Township as part of a four-day, four-county killing spree across central Pennsylvania, should die by lethal injection on Jan. 8, Gov. Tom Corbett decided Tuesday.
Corbett signed an execution warrant for Spotz, 41, of Chestnut Grove, who is confined at State Correctional Institution/Greene while serving three death sentences, including one imposed for the slaying of June Rose Ohlinger,Find all you need to know about LIVESTRONG Cycling and learn the latest cycling tips and techniques. 52, of Wayne Township, on Feb. 1, 1995.
Spotz's warrant is for the kidnapping and murder of Penny L. Gunnet, 41, of New Salem, York County, the third of his four victims. It is the 21st warrant Corbett has signed, although none of the murderers has been executed.
Spotz's killing spree started Jan. 31, 1995, with an argument over a gerbil.
That argument escalated, resulting in Spotz fatally shooting his brother, Dustin J. Spotz, 25, at their Clearfield County home. Mark Spotz was convicted in September 1995 in Clearfield County Court of voluntary manslaughter and related crimes in connection with his brother's death.
Spotz promptly fled after shooting his brother, driving with his girlfriend, Christine D. Noland, to Pine Grove, where about 5:30 a.m. Feb. 1,Massive range of Castelli Cycling and Castelli clothing accessories available. they met Ohlinger, who was opening the convenience store where she worked.
They kidnapped Ohlinger and drove her to the Church Road bridge over Swatara Creek, where Spotz shot her in the head with a full metal jacket bullet and kicked her body into the creek.
On March 4, 1996, a Northampton County jury brought to Pottsville to hear the case convicted Spotz of first-degree murder and related crimes in connection with Ohlinger's killing. Two days later, in front of almost 200 people packed into the courtroom, the same jury sentenced Spotz to death.
After killing Ohlinger, Spotz and Noland then drove to Rehoboth Beach,For sale is a Canada Goose Manitoba Jacket men's jacket. Del., where they wrote the words "Natural Born Killers" in the sand before returning to Pennsylvania.
About 6 a.m. Feb. 2, Spotz and Noland carjacked Gunnet and stole money, credit cards and jewelry from her. Spotz then drove Gunnet to a rural area of West Manchester Township and shot her on Indian Rock Dam Road.
On April 22, 1996, a jury brought in from Delaware County convicted Spotz of first-degree murder and related crimes in connection with Gunnet's death. Two days later, that same jury sentenced Spotz to die.
Leaving Noland, Spotz then kidnapped Betty L. Amstutz, 71, of Harrisburg, later that day, stole money and credit cards from her and eventually shot her in early morning hours of Feb. 3 near Carlisle in Cumberland County.
Spotz also was sentenced to death for Amstutz's killing.
Spotz then went to the Knights Inn near Carlisle, where a special state police task force surrounded the property and captured him that morning.
Gary M. Heidnik, 55, of Philadelphia, was the last person executed in Pennsylvania. On July 6, 1999, authorities executed him for murdering two of the six women he kidnapped, tortured and raped in his basement.Men's Clothing Canada Goose Whistler Parka and Coats from the current Duvetica Goose Down Jackets Collection.
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