Miami-the office of the public prosecutor in Broward County released Monday a series of letters written from jail by Nikolas Cruz, self-confessed author of the killing of Parkland, a girl that contacted it, in which they talk about marry and have children and also what he thinks about his possible execution. The letters never got to its target, which, according to sources quoted by television channels, called Miley and is based in England, because they were confiscated last year when Cruz had a disagreement with one of his jailers.
The self-confessed author of the killing of the Institute Nikolas Cruz, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, appear at a hearing before Judge Elizabeth Scherer, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Photo Archive/EFE in 40 pages of correspondence truncated with Miley, cross speaks of his adoptive mother, how bad that behaved in school when I was young, and fantasizes about marrying and having children. His interest in guns is noticeable even in the names chosen for the three children waiting to have with Miley, who contacted him just after the massacre to comfort him. It said it would call them Kalashnikov, Remington and Makarov.Cruz, for 20 years, also exposes what he thinks about the possibility of being sentenced to death for murder shot dead of 17 people in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school February 14, 2018.
I would like to be able to be together, but in these circumstances I do not think that it occurs. But I have hope. I would like that my life was different. But it is not and part of my from the ending, you just (in capital letters) with the penalty of death, leaving someone to inject me with a long last sleep. It is something of which I would like to cross, who was a student of the school in which perpetrated the massacre but was expelled for disciplinary reasons, tells Miley to look him in the eyes but warns that it “frightening”. The writings are accompanied by drawings made in a child style. Cruz’s lawyers have said that he plead guilty at the trial that there is still no date, in Exchange for reaching an agreement with prosecutors to avoid the death penalty.
In this note:
