The Most Bizarre Last Words Ever Spoken By Inmates Facing Death – You Won’t Believe #6!
The final words of those facing the death penalty can often be shocking, unexpected, and even humorous. Click through to discover some of the most bizarre last words ever uttered by inmates before their executions!
Not All Last Words From Inmates Are Profound
While Kenneth Smith recently used his final words on Death Row as a powerful protest, not all inmates have something profound to say just moments before meeting their maker.
Jimmy Glass, 25 – “I’d rather be fishing”
Executed in Louisiana in 1987 after a robbery and murder, Jimmy Glass’ final moments included a light-hearted joke.
Harrison Gibson – “They can’t kill a smile”
This Montana inmate remained defiant in the face of death, leaving with a message that is still remembered today.
Frederick Wood, 51 – “Gents, this is an educational project. You are about to witness the damaging effect electricity has on Wood”
Parting with a witty wisecrack, this murderer’s final words became an infamous part of history.
Robert Charles Towery, 47 – “I love my family. Potato, potato, potato”
In a bizarre twist, this inmate’s last words included a nonsensical statement about potatoes.
Grim Humor in the Face of Death
Inmates facing execution sometimes choose to crack comedic jokes, as seen with the notorious last words of cop killer George Appel.
A Quirky Prediction and an Infamous Farewell
Confidently predicting the future of the Redskins at his execution, Bobby Ramdass left behind a quirky and memorable statement.
‘Somebody Needs to Kill My Trial Attorney’
In a moment of dark humor, George Bernard Harris left behind an infamous request as his final words.
Incredible Last Words by Aileen Wuornos
Aileen Wuornos’s religiously charged speech before her execution was unexpected and unforgettable.