Jacine gielinski

Look what they did to her.

Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Home Groups Talk More Zeitgeist. I Agree This site uses cookies to deliver our services, improve performance, for analytics, and if not signed in for advertising. Your use of the site and services is subject to these policies and terms. She had no idea that she was being followed-or of the unspeakable horrors that awaited her. Within minutes, Jacine would become the victim of a pair of twisted friends whose obsession with ultraviolent pornography inspired them to abduct, then brutally rape, torture, and mutilate the helpless woman, turning a deaf ear to her desperate cries for mercy Woldt was a fast-talking liar and a well-dressed ladies man.

Jacine gielinski

Woldt came up with the plan. Just twenty years old, he was the elder of two children born to serviceman William Woldt and Song Hui Woldt, a Korean national. A military family, the Woldts had moved around a lot, from Korea to Germany to Indianapolis and, finally, Colorado Springs. Theirs was not a happy household. William Woldt worked long hours and then stayed out even longer, drinking. When he finally got home, he'd knock George around. Song Hui was mentally ill, suffering from paranoia. She'd never adjusted to Western culture, and she taught young George to speak Korean, fixed him Korean meals. She expected him to be perfect, and when he wasn't, she raged at him. George Woldt was exceptionally bright. Outgoing and popular, he loved being the center of attention. In high school he often exaggerated, telling some acquaintances that he was a contract killer. He bragged that he'd had sex with more than twenty women. With his brains and charisma, Woldt could have been a real success, but he lacked direction and purpose. And there was a flip side to his charm.

Sometimes, Miss DA, you're going to lose.

Woldt, 23, had no outward reaction upon learning at p. If his appeals fail, he will be strapped to a gurney and poisoned to death for a crime that shocked the Colorado Springs community. On April 29, , Woldt and Lucas Salmon, 23, grabbed Jacine Gielinski around her waist while she was standing outside her boyfriend's apartment and dragged her into a car. They sped away to an elementary school parking lot, where they took turns raping her. They slit her throat, stabbed her in the chest and smothered her. Finally, they shoved mud into her vagina to cover up DNA evidence and slung her nude body under a van. Gielinski, a student at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, was

Woldt came up with the plan. Just twenty years old, he was the elder of two children born to serviceman William Woldt and Song Hui Woldt, a Korean national. A military family, the Woldts had moved around a lot, from Korea to Germany to Indianapolis and, finally, Colorado Springs. Theirs was not a happy household. William Woldt worked long hours and then stayed out even longer, drinking. When he finally got home, he'd knock George around. Song Hui was mentally ill, suffering from paranoia.

Jacine gielinski

They thought about their evil fantasy for months. Then, wound up like clockwork toys … they acted. Kind, innocent, loving … Jacine Gielinski had no idea the horror that awaited her that night in She had no idea that the two young men looking at her from the car next to hers would in that moment decide she would be their target for unspeakable horrors.

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He was still a virgin when he returned to Colorado in and moved in with George Woldt and his new girlfriend. The day before the hearing, Neal had reminded him that there were several outstanding telephone bills for calls he'd made to his sister, Sharon, and two friends. For months, the two attempted their plan, "bumping" a jogger in the park, stalking women in nightclub parking lots, and even targeting a young girl and a grandmother. Your use of the site and services is subject to these policies and terms. The impact wasn't just economic; resources were strained as well. William Woldt worked long hours and then stayed out even longer, drinking. He was sentenced in Jefferson County to death by lethal injection on May The next morning, Neal took Suzanne to her apartment; he'd told her he'd let her live as his "witness" if she cooperated. Before he could start speaking, Woodford issued a warning: While opening statements were not considered evidence in any trial, just an outline of what each side intended to present, whatever Neal said could be used against him. But I have to tell you that Jacine's family is my primary concern. For Jacine's memorial service, her friends had made hundreds of small purple ribbons. Ted Bundy, the serial killer executed in whose exploits were favored reading material for Neal, had married while on death row -- but at least that woman had been able to convince herself that her groom was innocent. Neal adjusted the microphone. When Defranco took the stand to testify for Salmon's defense, she presented a chart comparing killers like Davis, who'd been executed in , Frank Rodriguez, Robert Harlan, Nathan Dunlap and Francisco "Pancho" Martinez, the only man sent to death row by a panel, as well as the crimes they'd committed, to Lucas Salmon and the murder of Jacine Gielinski.

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From their conversations, it was clear that Neal had read every page of it, as well as the thousands and thousands of pages of discovery. He was already serving sentences of years for convictions on two other rapes. I agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. I don't know what I can say. After Tingle finished his opening statement, Neal stood and shuffled over to the lectern. Woldt's wife was pregnant and didn't want Salmon living with them, but her husband had his mind on other things. Look what they did to her. Young said the prosecution intended to prove seven aggravators -- those legally defined circumstances of the crime that demonstrated why Salmon deserved the death penalty rather than life in prison -- necessary for the first step of the death-penalty process. To be honest, she wasn't sure that life in prison was a better deal than the death penalty. Their blood was up; they were "psyched," Salmon later told police. Francisco Martinez Jr.