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00:00I'm as guilty as can be and there's more.
00:05He held out his prey like a spider.
00:08Problem children often become lawyers and doctors, not necessarily murderers.
00:14She needed to be loved, that's all.
00:19He said that luckily Florida had the death penalty because otherwise he would have killed again.
00:25There was something inside her, she needed to die.
00:41In August 2002, a few weeks before the execution date,
00:46Eileen Carol Warnes, from her prison cell in Florida, writes a confession to the Lord.
00:53Dear Jesus, I know I've done terrible things in my life.
00:57and I know I deserve every rotten clod of hell.
01:02In neat, clean handwriting he lists his sins: theft, prostitution, and the murder of seven men.
01:11I need to stand before you and ask for your forgiveness for all the evil I have done.
01:16in this world.
01:19She was convicted and sentenced to death for six murders.
01:25Now he has decided not to ask for clemency and to accept his fate.
01:30There is no way to keep me alive.
01:34Do you think I killed myself again?
01:36I have it flaking into my system.
01:39This letter sheds light on a violent mind
01:42and about the kind of life that has spawned a rare breed of criminal.
01:47A female serial killer.
01:54Let me begin my confession from when I was a little girl.
01:59Aileen was born on February 29, 1956 in Rochester, Michigan, 25 miles from Detroit.
02:09She seems destined for a life without rules.
02:12Her parents, Diane and Leo Pittman, share a violent and tumultuous marriage.
02:18They had eloped together in January 1954.
02:22Diane was just 14 years old.
02:25Diane was very young when she fell in love with Leo, a guy who was anything but commandable.
02:31Of course, their parents didn't approve of the relationship, but the children got married right away.
02:38The newlyweds' first child, Keith, was born in March 1955.
02:45Shortly after, Leo is arrested for a series of minor crimes.
02:50To avoid prison, he is allowed to join the army.
02:54He leaves the house and Diane takes that opportunity to escape.
02:59Seven months later, she gives birth to Aileen.
03:03For a time, Diane tried to cope on her own with two small children, but eventually had to turn to
03:11to his parents.
03:13Diane abandons Aileen and Keith to her parents and will never see them again.
03:18Aileen will never know her father.
03:22Ten years later, the father will be accused of raping a seven-year-old girl.
03:26In 1969, he hanged himself in a Kansas prison cell.
03:32Diane's parents, Lowry and Britta Warnos, adopted their two grandchildren and raised them with their sons, Barry
03:39and Lori, in nearby Troy, Michigan.
03:44Mr. Warnos is a heavy drinker with an unstable character.
03:49My father was very strict.
03:51To get us to behave, he made us pull down our panties and beat us with his belt.
04:00He never harmed other children, only his own.
04:03He's always been mean to Aileen and Keith.
04:07Aileen blossoms into a delightful girl with blonde hair and lively hazel eyes.
04:12But his angelic appearance does not hide his resentful anger.
04:17He suffered from explosive outbursts of anger that would materialize out of nowhere.
04:22He would jump into the air even without any provocation.
04:25And the other children didn't react well to the show.
04:28They were terrified of her.
04:32Aileen's closest playmate is her brother Keith.
04:36Apparently they seem to share the typical brotherly relationship.
04:41Sometimes they acted like close friends, other times they seemed to hate each other.
04:45They could punch each other like two men.
04:49It seemed like the classic situation where all sorts of things were said,
04:53but no one could utter a single bad word against the other.
04:58They shared a very close bond.
05:01But the relationship hides a very particular dynamic.
05:06Lord Jesus, please forgive me for all the erotic sins I committed as a child.
05:13When Aileen is ten, her brother and sister begin experimenting with sex with each other.
05:20She slept with Keith.
05:22It seems the brother was consenting and it happens many times.
05:26One of the neighborhood boys witnessed it.
05:31At the time I didn't know what they were doing was wrong.
05:35It's true, they had sex.
05:37Aileen seemed quite happy and eager to participate in those activities.
05:42They were so young.
05:44In some strange way there seemed to be a certain innocence.
05:47Aileen's attention soon shifts to other boys as well.
05:52He sneaks out of the house and meets up with his neighborhood friends at their usual meeting spot, called The Pits.
05:58It was our meeting place.
06:00Every now and then the police would move us away, we shouldn't have been there.
06:05We lit large bonfires to the rhythm of the music coming from the car radios.
06:10There were also fights.
06:11We had a blast at the Pits.
06:16At first the group doesn't accept her, but Aileen soon finds a way to gain acceptance.
06:23From the age of 11, he began granting sexual favors in exchange for a few pennies or a few cigarettes.
06:31When she realized that sex, which after all cost her nothing, could be a source of money,
06:37he immediately turned it into a business.
06:39He used the money to buy drugs, beer and friends.
06:45When they told me she was a prostitute, I wondered what the hell that meant,
06:49but when I saw the money he was making, he understood.
06:52All the boys knew that one way or another they could have sex with her.
06:59They treated her without any respect.
07:03The troubled girl is failing at school and even though her grandparents have no idea that she is a prostitute,
07:10they know he's getting into trouble at Piz.
07:15His clashes with his grandfather become increasingly violent.
07:19Aileen and her brother often run away to escape his wrath.
07:24In the end they always found them, took them, locked them up in a kind of reformatory,
07:29They kept them there for a while and then went back home.
07:34After sleeping with many boys as a child, I also ended up getting raped.
07:41In 1970, at the age of 14, Aileen became pregnant.
07:46She later claims that an adult in the neighborhood raped her.
07:51She was six months pregnant when her parents and grandparents learned what had happened.
07:57Lauri wanted him to immediately ask for the child to be adopted,
08:01without putting up any resistance to that decision.
08:06Until the baby is born, her grandparents send her to a nursery for single mothers.
08:11In March 1971, Aileen gave birth to a baby boy who was immediately put up for adoption.
08:18She was unable to raise a child, she never rebelled against adoption,
08:23but to the fact that her son was torn away from her without her being able to see him
08:27and without being able to talk to anyone about that experience.
08:33Coming home after being away for the birth was truly terrifying.
08:39She immediately fled, but was tracked down by the authorities
08:44and sent to a reformatory for a period.
08:50Several months later, after Aileen returned home,
08:54Grandmother, Britta Warnos, dies.
08:58Grandpa decides he's had enough of the difficult teenager.
09:03Shortly after their grandmother died, they were kicked out by their grandfather.
09:09He told them not to go back, because he never wanted to see them again.
09:15Aileen and Keith leave home together.
09:18Keith stays with friends in the neighborhood,
09:21while Aileen organizes herself,
09:23using the only means he knows to survive.
09:26At 15 she ended up on the streets as a prostitute.
09:31He found himself living on the streets in the truest sense of the word,
09:34no alternative.
09:36Most of the neighbors were happy when he left.
09:40He didn't have many friends.
09:44Over the next twenty years, Aileen Warnos spends her tumultuous life
09:49and beyond any control,
09:50looking for a place to call home.
09:55In 1971, fifteen-year-old Aileen Warnos
09:58is kicked out of her grandparents' home in Troy, Michigan.
10:03The teenager, hitchhiking along the highways,
10:05he heads west.
10:08Lord, at 16 I was on the street,
10:11I wandered aimlessly and without purpose.
10:15He kept wandering,
10:17transported aimlessly from one person to another.
10:21If you like, he led a kind of hippie life.
10:24on the model of the film Lost Days.
10:27drugs, hangovers, hitchhiking, and parties.
10:32For five years, he wanders around the countryside
10:35and finally arrives in Colorado.
10:37Lee puts his good looks on sale
10:40in the dangerous world of prostitution.
10:44Many people he met,
10:45after getting what they wanted,
10:47they became mean to her.
10:49It was a very hard life,
10:51especially for a person like Aileen.
10:55Prostituting herself was the only thing she knew how to do.
10:57and his only source of income.
11:02She didn't wear leather miniskirts
11:04or ankle boots with stiletto heels,
11:06but only shorts and t-shirts.
11:10The way of doing things rebelliously
11:11and his explosive character
11:13often get Aileen into trouble with the law.
11:16Teenager arrested for misconduct
11:18and wanted on charges of theft.
11:23Then, in early 1976,
11:26settles in Daytona Beach, Florida.
11:30I think she was attracted
11:31from the banal promise of sun and fun,
11:34the traditional, as obvious,
11:36Florida recalls.
11:39He had left Michigan
11:40because when he was hitchhiking
11:42he was freezing to death.
11:43He chose Florida
11:44to be able to sleep on the beaches
11:46and be able to prostitute themselves.
11:49I ended up on the sidewalk
11:51and I'm sure I'm guilty of adultery.
11:54I've slept with many married men
11:56and then I robbed them too.
12:00The first year that passes
12:02in the sunshine state
12:03It's very turbulent.
12:04The twenty-year-old finds out
12:06that the grandfather was found dead
12:07in his garage in Michigan.
12:09It appears he committed suicide.
12:13Suddenly, that spring,
12:15Eileen marries a 70-year-old retiree
12:17named Lewis Fell.
12:19Eileen had met him
12:21while hitchhiking.
12:23When she married that old man,
12:25he wrote me a letter.
12:27It was so strange.
12:29She simply married him
12:31to get out of the way.
12:33The husband was rich
12:35and maybe that was it
12:36his best opportunity
12:37to have a normal life
12:38because he was willing
12:40to spend money on her.
12:43But she didn't succeed.
12:44to control his temper tantrums
12:45and behave normally.
12:49The wedding
12:50shipwrecked after just nine weeks.
12:52Lewis files for divorce
12:53and claims that Eileen
12:54he beat him
12:55with his stick
12:56when he stopped giving her money.
12:59But then
13:00the hardest blow arrives.
13:02In July 1976
13:04Brother Keith
13:05dies of throat cancer.
13:08She loved Keith.
13:09His death made her feel nothing.
13:11He had been his ally
13:13and despite the arguments
13:14and Keith
13:15he had always been loyal
13:17at his side.
13:19Eileen drowns
13:20the great sorrow in alcohol
13:22and returns to his vagabond life.
13:25Work along the exits
13:26of Florida's highways
13:27approaching customers
13:29wherever possible.
13:32From that moment on
13:33I don't want to know anything more about her.
13:37I didn't know what else
13:38he was capable
13:39he could die.
13:41In 1978
13:42at just 22 years old
13:44Eileen decide
13:45who can't take it anymore
13:46of that miserable life of hardship.
13:49One afternoon
13:50he gets a gun
13:5122 caliber
13:52and shoots himself in the abdomen.
13:55In the hospital
13:56declare to the doctors
13:57which is not the first time
13:58who attempts suicide.
14:02Heals from the wound
14:03firearm
14:04but only receives
14:05a minimum of psychological support.
14:09Three years later
14:10in May 1981
14:12in a state of drunkenness
14:13armed robbery
14:14this mini market
14:15of Edgewater.
14:18He had just had a fight
14:19with a boy
14:20with whom he lived
14:21for about a year.
14:24He was trying to attract
14:25his attention
14:26and he wanted to see
14:27how would he have reacted
14:28in the face of a robbery.
14:31He went to that mini market
14:33clutching the gun
14:35and believe it or not
14:37wearing only a bikini.
14:40He threatened
14:41and scared to death
14:42the cashier
14:44and asked her for the money
14:45which was in the cash register.
14:47He left the shop
14:48and headed towards
14:49the US One
14:50the machine
14:51on which he was travelling
14:52she was old
14:53and it got hot
14:54because of this
14:55he had to stop.
14:57They had spread
14:57his description
14:58and the police
14:59he could spot her.
15:01Eileen
15:02he pleads guilty
15:03of armed robbery
15:04and is condemned
15:05at three years old
15:06of imprisonment.
15:07Time passes
15:08reading the Bible.
15:09He complains
15:10to be locked up
15:11with lesbian inmates
15:12and wait
15:13to be able to return
15:13from her boyfriend.
15:15In 1983
15:17when it is released
15:18the 27-year-old
15:19he returns to his life
15:20of alcohol
15:21hitch-hiking
15:22and prostitution.
15:23It's a lifetime
15:24that very few
15:25they would like to share.
15:27He had the constant feeling
15:29that no relationship
15:30with a man
15:31it would have lasted
15:32that something would happen
15:34and it would have been downloaded.
15:37Desperately seeking
15:39of a relationship
15:40it is aimed at women
15:41from which it is well accepted.
15:44Around 28 years old
15:45I became a lesbian
15:46and this too
15:47he helped me put it
15:49in trouble.
15:52In the spring
15:53of 1986
15:54Eileen
15:55start dating
15:56bars for bikers
15:57of South Florida.
15:58The new knowledge
15:59they pin them on
16:00Lee's nickname
16:01and in short
16:02find a girlfriend
16:03the 24 year old
16:04Tyra Moore.
16:06Eileen
16:07met Tyra Moore
16:08with her
16:08with which he would have
16:09intertwined
16:10the love story
16:11most important
16:11of his life
16:12in a bar
16:13for motorcyclists.
16:16She was there alone
16:17and I was too
16:17there without anyone.
16:19Let's start talking
16:20and then
16:21he came to my house.
16:23They closed the door
16:24of the bedroom
16:25and they passed by there
16:26the whole weekend.
16:28They came out of it
16:29just to eat something.
16:31From that moment on
16:33they became
16:34inseparable.
16:38Ty was the anchor
16:39that Eileen was looking for.
16:42Perhaps
16:43he became homosexual
16:44to see
16:45if that kind of life
16:46he could give her something.
16:49The two women
16:50they live like gypsies
16:51and they change
16:51home frequently.
16:53A room
16:54in the apartment
16:55of acquaintances,
16:56a caravan,
16:57motel rooms
16:58and sometimes
16:59the woods.
17:02During the day
17:03Eileen
17:03hits the pavement
17:04and earn
17:05a few hundred
17:06of dollars.
17:08When I found out
17:09who prostituted herself
17:10I did everything
17:11to make her stop.
17:14That life
17:15she wasn't sure
17:15and also
17:17I cared too much
17:18to her.
17:22but Eileen
17:23has never
17:24stopped.
17:26Eileen
17:27spends time at home
17:28every evening
17:28and the weekend.
17:30Together with Tyra
17:31they watch television
17:32or they go to drink
17:33something
17:33in bars.
17:34But the anger
17:35it's just hatching
17:36beneath the surface.
17:38we often went
17:39to do the shopping
17:40Together
17:40and that was enough
17:41that someone
17:41he looked at her
17:42crooked
17:42why he lost
17:44the brackets.
17:46He was yelling
17:46asking
17:47Why
17:47they were there
17:48staring.
17:50It was very
17:51embarrassing.
17:53Despite
17:54the character
17:54by Eileen
17:55Tyra
17:56follows her
17:56everywhere.
17:57Eileen
17:58he calls her
17:58my wife
17:59and he seems happy
18:00to take care
18:01her
18:01and put on
18:02a house
18:02to their measure.
18:04For all
18:05life
18:06Eileen
18:06he wished
18:07to be loved
18:08from someone.
18:10Nobody
18:10have you ever tried
18:11for her
18:11a love
18:12unconditional
18:13nevertheless
18:13Eileen
18:14has never
18:14given up.
18:16At 33 years old
18:18Eileen
18:18Warnos
18:18he finally has
18:19found
18:20the relationship
18:20stable
18:21who has
18:21Always
18:21desired
18:22and will do
18:23the possible
18:23to keep it
18:24strict.
18:29It's autumn
18:30of 1989
18:31and I am
18:32more than 10 years
18:33that Eileen
18:34Warnos
18:34she prostitutes herself
18:35long
18:35the highways
18:36of Florida.
18:38The wear and tear
18:39of this life
18:40start to paint yourself
18:41on the face
18:42of his
18:4233 years old.
18:44To say that her beauty
18:45it was now withered
18:46is using a metaphor.
18:48His features
18:49they were disfigured.
18:50He did not have
18:51of natural weapons
18:52with which
18:53attract customers.
18:56Tyra,
18:57his companion,
18:58he works a lot
18:58meanwhile
18:59as a waitress
18:59in some motels
19:00and the lack
19:01of money
19:02puts the relationship
19:03to the test.
19:04But Eileen
19:05he is desperately searching
19:06to hold Tyra
19:07at his side.
19:08I had the feeling
19:09to be
19:10the only thing
19:10that he owned.
19:11Without me
19:12she was alone.
19:14He lived constantly
19:15the fear
19:16that Ty
19:16he left her
19:17and that would be
19:18again
19:18been alone.
19:21He couldn't allow it
19:22that it would happen.
19:24I was completely lost
19:26Gentleman.
19:27I was kidnapped
19:28from our relationship
19:29and so cancelled
19:30in intensity
19:31of our relationship
19:32sexual
19:33what a mess
19:34the unthinkable.
19:37The night
19:38November 30th
19:391989
19:40just outside
19:42Tampa
19:42the Warnos
19:43is towed
19:44from a technician
19:45electronic
19:4551 years old
19:46by name
19:46Richard Mallory.
19:48It was direct
19:50at Aitona Beach
19:50for a weekend
19:51of revelry.
19:53She approached him
19:55he proposed
19:56and he accepted.
19:58They decided
19:58to have
19:59a relationship.
20:01They park
20:01the machine
20:02in the woods
20:02between I-95
20:03and State Road 1.
20:05They speak
20:05and they drink
20:06until dawn.
20:08Only then
20:09the Warnos
20:09extracts
20:10the 22 Caliber
20:11which brought
20:11with himself
20:12and shoot
20:12four times
20:13to Mallory
20:13in the chest
20:14and in the back.
20:19After rummaging around
20:20in the pockets
20:21of the dead
20:21and stolen
20:21all the money
20:22what's there
20:22Eileen
20:23covers the corpse
20:24with a carpet
20:25which he finds nearby
20:25and he moves away
20:27on the car
20:27of the victim.
20:29When he comes home
20:30tell Tyra
20:32what he did.
20:34He told me
20:35of having killed
20:35a man
20:36but really
20:37for the way
20:38in which
20:38he confessed it to me
20:39I didn't believe her.
20:41I didn't think so
20:42he was capable of it.
20:46Later
20:47that same day
20:48Eileen
20:48and his companion
20:49they pile up
20:50all that
20:50who possess
20:51in the car
20:52by Mallory
20:52they abandon
20:53their room
20:54and they run away.
20:56Eileen
20:57he took the car
20:58with method
20:59he cleaned it up
20:59of all the footprints
21:00digital
21:01he buried
21:02in the sand
21:03all that
21:03which he found
21:04in there
21:04then he freed himself
21:06even of the car
21:07but elsewhere.
21:09The police
21:10find the car
21:11by Mallory
21:11the next day.
21:13The corpse
21:13is found
21:14two weeks
21:15later
21:16in the county
21:16of Volusia
21:17but in the absence
21:18of traces
21:18the case
21:19it does not develop.
21:21Tyra
21:22it doesn't work
21:22to the police
21:23to report
21:23the confession
21:24of his lover
21:25and it remains
21:26at the side
21:26by Eileen.
21:27At that time
21:28I thought
21:29that all
21:29the frustrations
21:30accumulate
21:31they had it
21:32flow rate
21:32to that gesture
21:33for some reason
21:35he hated society
21:36but soon
21:37it would be
21:38came out.
21:41Instead
21:41I was wrong
21:42it was the turning point
21:43since
21:44he had done it
21:45Franca
21:46could
21:46continue.
21:50After a break
21:51six months old
21:52Eileen Wuornos
21:53rob
21:53and kills
21:54three more times.
21:55It strikes
21:56David Spears
21:57Charles Caskeddon
21:59and Peter Sims
22:00identical modalities.
22:02He procured
22:03the victims
22:04approaching them
22:04or
22:05he stopped
22:06near the cars
22:07at the side of the road.
22:08The same motorists
22:09they stopped
22:10thinking he was in trouble.
22:13After having
22:14identified
22:14the victim
22:15Eileen
22:16he was insured
22:17that he had
22:17the money
22:18which he needed
22:19and then
22:20was proceeding.
22:21Some serial killers
22:22they stand out
22:23for rapes
22:24or torture
22:24Eileen
22:25for the theft
22:26it was wanted
22:26enrich.
22:28He was coming home
22:29full of money
22:30he waved them
22:31under the eyes
22:32of Tai
22:32and exclaimed
22:33Look
22:34now I can
22:34pay the rent
22:35and we can
22:36to entertain
22:36everything will be fine.
22:39It scared me
22:40I thought that
22:41if I had left her
22:42could have
22:42do any crazy thing.
22:46the sequence
22:47of murders
22:47disconcerting
22:48the police
22:49that at the beginning
22:50she's not sure
22:50to have to deal with
22:51with a single killer.
22:53We don't spot it
22:54right away
22:55because in its genre
22:56it was unique
22:57first
22:58she was a woman
22:59and then
23:00he abandoned the bodies
23:01distant
23:01from the machines
23:02this made it difficult
23:04examine the cases
23:05as a whole.
23:08July 4th
23:091990
23:10Eileen Warners
23:11the escape
23:12by a hair's breadth
23:13while I am
23:14in the car
23:15that Eileen
23:15he stole
23:16to the fourth victim
23:16she and Tyra
23:17they have an accident
23:19we were in the car
23:21in the open countryside
23:22I took a curve
23:23too fast
23:24and the car
23:24it overturned
23:25women
23:27I am unharmed
23:27but when they arrive
23:28the rescue
23:29Eileen understands
23:30that that accident
23:30it means trouble
23:33with bare hands
23:34Eileen
23:34he managed to tear away
23:35remove the license plate
23:36and threw it
23:37distant
23:37among the bushes
23:39when a firefighter
23:41he approached
23:42to women
23:42they were very
23:43aggressive
23:44then they ran away
23:47actually
23:48I had suspected
23:49that that one
23:50it was the car
23:51of one of the victims
23:52by Eileen
23:55but out of fear
23:56that she got angry
23:57Very
23:58I didn't have it for him
23:58never asked
24:01quickly
24:02the police
24:03ascertain
24:03that the machine
24:04it is headed
24:04to Peter Sims
24:05whose disappearance
24:06she was reported
24:07for three weeks
24:08but he can't
24:09to track down
24:10the two women
24:11than hitchhiking
24:11have already reached
24:14Daytona
24:15were made
24:16their identikits
24:17the police
24:19evaluated the possible
24:20advantages
24:20of their diffusion
24:21but also the risk
24:22that the news
24:23could arrive
24:24in the ear
24:25of the interested parties
24:26and put them to flight
24:27so they were published
24:29only from a local newspaper
24:32in the following
24:34five months
24:34Eileen Warnos
24:35kills three more men
24:37Now
24:38the authorities
24:39of Florida
24:39they are certain
24:40to have to deal with
24:41with a serial killer
24:43the victims
24:44are found
24:45in five different counties
24:46all killed
24:47with a .22 caliber
24:49in search
24:50of traces
24:51the police
24:51spreads throughout the state
24:53the identikits
24:54of women
24:54after publication
24:56we start receiving
24:58many phone calls
24:59from the area of
24:59Daytona Beach
25:00and Port Orange
25:02at this point
25:03Tyra leaves the state
25:05and heads north
25:06towards Pennsylvania
25:07to take refuge
25:08from his sister
25:09abandon Eileen
25:10to his fate
25:13I knew I didn't have
25:14nothing to do
25:15with the murders
25:17I had to leave
25:18to move away from her
25:19I didn't want to
25:20that would ruin me
25:21life
25:22Eileen found herself
25:25alone
25:25abandoned
25:26he didn't know
25:27that by now
25:27it was over
25:28he no longer had
25:29nor money
25:30no energy
25:31but only the heart
25:32in pieces
25:32Ty
25:32he had left her
25:35in the end
25:36of December
25:37the investigators
25:37they discover
25:38in a bench
25:38of the pledges
25:39some objects
25:40that Warnos
25:40he stole
25:41to the victims
25:42it's the track
25:44that the police
25:44is looking for
25:45was identified
25:47from the footprint
25:47digital
25:48on the receipt
25:49of the bench
25:49of the pledges
25:51Now
25:52the police
25:53research
25:53own
25:54Eileen Warnos
25:55the agents
25:56they follow her
25:56for two days
25:57and then
25:57they accomplish
25:58their move
26:00we knew
26:00that in the bar
26:01where he had
26:02spent
26:02the last 24 hours
26:03they would have organized
26:05a gathering
26:05for motorcyclists
26:06with a barbecue
26:07pork
26:07with his past
26:09we feared
26:10which would be
26:10mounted
26:11on a motorcycle
26:11and fled
26:12forever
26:14January 9th
26:161991
26:16in this bar
26:18of Port Orange
26:18called for irony
26:20of fate
26:20the last resort
26:21Eileen Warnos
26:22she is arrested
26:25Soon
26:25Eileen
26:26it will be fought
26:27between defending
26:27itself
26:28and protect
26:29the woman
26:29who loves
26:35between November
26:371989
26:38and November
26:391990
26:40along the highways
26:42of Florida
26:42central
26:43Eileen Warnos
26:44kills seven men
26:45but she gets arrested
26:46in a bar
26:47for motorcyclists
26:48of Daytona Beach
26:50would have continued
26:51to kill
26:52like all serial killers
26:53Eileen was a predator
26:55he was hitting the streets
26:56looking for victims
26:59insured
27:00the Warnos
27:01to justice
27:01the investigators
27:02they dedicate themselves
27:03in search
27:04of the lover
27:04Tyra Moore
27:05they track her down
27:07Neighbor
27:07Wilkes-Barre
27:08in Pennsylvania
27:10I was very helpful
27:11and I told
27:12everything I knew
27:13I was sure
27:14of not having
27:15nothing to hide
27:16I had not attended
27:18to no murder
27:20There was no evidence
27:21of one of his
27:22intentional participation
27:23to thefts
27:24or to the killings
27:26Tyra Moore
27:27confess
27:27of having always known
27:29of the murders
27:29by Eileen
27:30but the accusation
27:31decides not to
27:31charge them
27:32any crime
27:34The clemency
27:35it comes from a pact
27:36Tyra
27:37must help
27:38the investigators
27:38to fit together
27:39his ex-lover
27:42We decided
27:42that I would have written
27:43a letter
27:45communicating to her
27:45the telephone number
27:46of the motel
27:47where I was
27:48so he could have
27:49call me
27:50in fact he did it
27:51The first phone call
27:53It's January 14th
28:04I had to know
28:05to what extent
28:06would have arrived
28:06would have tried
28:08to involve me
28:09or
28:09he would have confessed
28:13Tyra tells Eileen
28:14that the police
28:15torments his family
28:30With every phone call
28:32Tyra keeps repeating
28:34that the police
28:35he's on her tail
28:35and persecuted
28:36his family
28:37Eileen
28:38suspect
28:39of being cheated
28:49But while she's alone
28:51in prison
28:51and listen
28:52the voice
28:52of the desperate lover
28:53Eileen
28:54abandon suspicions
28:55and it appears
28:56more and more determined
28:57to protect Tyra
29:13January 16, 1991
29:17Eileen decide
29:19to solve
29:20in his own way
29:20For more than three hours
29:29Eileen
29:30sitting in front
29:31to the investigators
29:32in the hall
29:32of the interrogations
29:33speaks
29:34smokes
29:35laughs
29:36he cries
29:38and to protect
29:40the lover
29:40he reels off his story
29:42gave a deposition
29:44rambling
29:45and at times
29:46disconnected
29:47but certainly
29:48spontaneous
29:59The Warnos
30:00continue to ignore
30:01shamelessly
30:02the advice
30:03of the lawyer
30:03defender
30:04that comes to her
30:04assigned
30:05ex officio
30:16Even if he invokes
30:17self-defense
30:18the Warnos
30:19admits
30:20of having killed
30:20seven people
30:36In the end
30:36Eileen Warnos
30:37she is accused
30:38of six murders
30:39first degree
30:40In the blink of an eye
30:42the story
30:42of the so-called
30:43handmaiden of death
30:44shakes the whole country
30:46The outcry was enormous
30:48for the simple reason
30:50which in general
30:50women
30:51they don't kill
30:52how he had done it
30:53Eileen
30:53They kill intimates
30:55those who love
30:56not strangers
30:58I was shocked by it
30:59but
31:00knowing how much
31:01he hated men
31:02And
31:03like these
31:05they had used it
31:06I thought it could
31:07be capable of it
31:10About the investigators
31:12the relatives
31:12and the Warnos
31:13requests are raining down
31:15for rights
31:15of history
31:17I tried to explain to her
31:18What
31:19our laws
31:20they establish
31:20on benefiting
31:21of the proceeds
31:22of one's actions
31:23or of one's own misdeeds
31:25I told her
31:26that it was possible
31:26to produce a film
31:27or a TV show
31:29from its history
31:29but he wouldn't have any
31:31obtained the money
31:32for a package
31:32of cigarettes
31:35At one of the turning points
31:36stranger
31:37of a case
31:37already strange in itself
31:38the Warnos
31:39attracts attention
31:40of a born-again Christian
31:42the 44-year-old
31:43Arlene Prally
31:44from Ocala
31:44Florida
31:46My husband and I
31:47we saw
31:48his photography
31:49in the newspaper
31:49and we heard
31:50that the lord
31:51he asked us
31:51to help her
31:53The Prally
31:55start talking
31:55to anyone who wants
31:56listen to her
31:57of good nature
31:58by Eileen
31:58and be able to visit it
32:00in prison
32:00becomes a real one
32:01fixation
32:03He couldn't
32:04visit her
32:05why the privilege
32:06it is allowed
32:06only to relatives
32:07of the inmates
32:09At that time
32:10I told her
32:10that if he had adopted
32:12Eileen
32:12could have
32:13visit it
32:15November 22nd
32:171991
32:18Arlene Prally
32:19and the husband
32:20legally adopt
32:21Eileen Warnos
32:22The flu
32:24of Prally
32:24becomes a thorn
32:25in the side
32:26of the lawyer
32:26ex officio
32:27of Warnos
32:28Eileen
32:29he refused
32:30to collaborate
32:31and to communicate
32:32with me
32:32unless
32:33don't put me
32:34in contact
32:34with Arlene
32:36If I wanted
32:37a collaboration of his
32:39I had to follow
32:40Arlene's wishes
32:41and be at his disposal
32:45January 15, 1992
32:48a year later
32:49his arrest
32:50in Volusia County
32:51the process begins
32:52against the 35-year-old
32:54Eileen Warnos
32:54for the murder
32:55by Richard Mallory
32:56Our strategy
32:59was to convince
33:00the jury
33:00who had killed
33:01to defend themselves
33:02In our opinion
33:03she was a devilish woman
33:05on the hunt for men
33:06that killed
33:07in cold blood
33:08The evidence
33:09against Warnos
33:10they are overwhelming
33:12However
33:13for the defendant
33:13the worst moment
33:14is when
33:15the ex-lover
33:16Tyra Moore
33:16it is called
33:17at the counter
33:17to testify
33:18against her
33:21Eileen
33:21he searched desperately
33:23to attract
33:23Tyra's gaze
33:25but she
33:26on purpose
33:26he approached
33:27at the counter
33:28of the witnesses
33:28ignoring her completely
33:33I don't know if before
33:34to listen
33:35his testimony
33:36in the classroom
33:36Eileen had
33:37surrender
33:38of betrayal
33:38by Tyra
33:39He only understood it then
33:42He wept bitterly
33:43because he attended
33:45on the other side
33:45by Tyra
33:48I knew I was doing
33:49the right thing
33:50The only regret
33:51is not having gone
33:52from the police
33:53after the first murder
33:54Maybe the others
33:55they would still be alive
33:58At the trial
33:59at the moment
34:00of the defense
34:00Eileen
34:01it is demonstrated
34:02the worst enemy
34:02of herself
34:09Very clearly
34:10and on many occasions
34:12I explained to her
34:13that his personality
34:14and that inability
34:16to remain calm
34:17beyond a certain period
34:18of time
34:19they could have
34:20destroy it
34:21during the deposition
34:24The Warnos
34:25which is the only one
34:26person
34:26who can testify
34:27in his defense
34:28declares
34:29that Richard Mallory
34:30he raped her
34:31and tortured
34:31and who shot him
34:32in self-defense
34:42But during the counter
34:44interrogation
34:45his sudden
34:46mood swings
34:47damage to the jury
34:48the idea of character
34:49violent
34:49who always has it
34:50distinguished
34:52He was acting
34:53to perfection
34:55he was trying to appear
34:56a sweet girl
34:57innocent
34:57but every now and then
34:58expired in a woman
34:59extremely hard
35:01the actions
35:02contradicted the words
35:03and lost credibility
35:08January 27th
35:09after having deliberated
35:11for less than two hours
35:12the jury
35:12he returns to the classroom
35:13with the verdict
35:25When the jury
35:26leave the classroom
35:27the Warnes
35:27he rails
35:28against the jurors
35:29His anger
35:38it's still fresh
35:39in the mind
35:40of the jurors
35:40when the next day
35:41the phase begins
35:42of the process
35:43to establish the penalty
35:44defense experts
35:45they testify that he suffers
35:47of disorders
35:47of personality
35:48borderline
35:48and therefore
35:49life
35:50she must be spared
35:53The jury
35:54he doesn't let himself be influenced
35:55January 31st
35:571992
35:58Eileen Warnes
35:59she is condemned
36:00to death
36:00but its history
36:02violent
36:02it is not yet completed
36:04over the next few years
36:05wants to make sure
36:07to have
36:07the last word
36:20Now I know I am
36:21at fault
36:22with you
36:22Gentleman
36:23for these
36:24seven murders
36:25that hang
36:25on my head
36:27In January
36:28of 1992
36:30Eileen Warnes
36:31is judged
36:32guilty
36:32for murder
36:33first degree
36:33and condemned
36:35to death
36:35at 36 years old
36:38During the following
36:39two years
36:40he gives up on defending himself
36:41from the prosecution
36:42of three murders
36:42and admits
36:43one's own guilt
36:45for two more
36:46He told me
36:47that he wanted
36:48end it all
36:49and I asked myself
36:51Why
36:51but I knew
36:53the answer
36:53until
36:55our appeals
36:55they were not
36:56were examined
36:57for the following
36:58twenty years
36:58would have remained
36:59locked up
37:00in a cell
37:00a few meters
37:01squares
37:03Now
37:04the Warnes
37:05he claims
37:05of having found
37:06the Lord
37:07That was
37:08his good side
37:09he believed in God
37:10and I knew
37:11which would be
37:12gone to heaven
37:15he lived
37:16and he was breathing
37:17in operation
37:18of the Bible
37:18because in the Lord
37:20he had found
37:20answers
37:21to all questions
37:25Despite the insistence
37:26for the execution
37:27the Warnes
37:28he has to wait
37:29in the arm
37:29of death
37:30that the appeals
37:30judicial
37:31run their course
37:32try to fill
37:33the weather
37:34reading the Bible
37:34and drawing
37:35evocative paintings
37:36with a blue pen
37:40Arlene Prally
37:41the Christian
37:42reborn
37:42who had adopted her
37:43slips out
37:44from his life
37:44after Warnes
37:45the accusation
37:46to want to draw
37:47profit
37:47from the story
37:49Eileen
37:50he started sending her
37:51his drawings
37:52but Arlene
37:52he put them aside
37:53just because he wanted to
37:54create a foundation
37:56and sell his works
38:00Dawn Botkins
38:01who knows Eileen
38:02from adolescence
38:03she remains her friend
38:04more intimate
38:05the Warnes
38:05he always writes to her
38:06some time
38:07four letters a day
38:09I never asked her
38:11why he had killed
38:12those men
38:12I represented
38:14life
38:14I was his life
38:16why I included it
38:17in my
38:18he was with me
38:19in the snow
38:19in the sun
38:20and in the ocean
38:23there is a limit
38:24to what can be done
38:25when they pass by
38:26locked up
38:2723 hours a day
38:28Eileen
38:29it revealed itself
38:29few people
38:30she was alone
38:31and he had despaired
38:32need
38:32of human contacts
38:35in July 2001
38:37Eileen Warnes
38:38he is 45 years old
38:39appears in front
38:40to the district judge
38:42Michael Hutchinson
38:43to ask
38:43that the State
38:44interrupt
38:44the course
38:45of judicial appeals
38:46and implement
38:47the sentence
38:48of death
39:01in his request
39:03to be executed
39:04Eileen
39:05declares to the court
39:06that the murders
39:06they did not happen
39:07in self-defense
39:21But before the execution
39:23in an interview
39:24released from prison
39:25on West TV
39:26by Orlando
39:26attributes
39:27some responsibilities
39:28to the police
39:29effectively
39:30three investigators
39:31they are under investigation
39:32for agreements
39:33with film companies
39:34before the trial
39:50she was convinced
39:52that they had let her do it
39:53why so
39:54they would have arrived
39:55in Hollywood
39:56and they would have become
39:57rich and famous
39:58it was certain
39:59that they had preferred
40:01to kill
40:01of the innocents
40:02to give greater emphasis
40:04to their role
40:08April 1, 2002
40:10the Supreme Court
40:11of Florida
40:12approve the request
40:13by Eileen Wuornos
40:14to suspend the appeals
40:15The execution
40:17it is scheduled
40:18for October
40:19Eileen uses time
40:20to try to
40:21to sort things out
40:22with the Lord
40:23I'm turning to you
40:25how can I
40:26for my life
40:27full of sins
40:29List the numerous
40:30transgressions
40:31but again
40:32also attributes to others
40:33the responsibility
40:34of his murders
40:35including his ex-lover
40:37Tyra Moore
40:38The meeting with Tyra
40:41it influenced me
40:42a lot in this experience
40:44I'm done smoking
40:45drink and swear
40:47more than
40:48I had never done it
40:49sinking into evil
40:52Dawn Botkins
40:54the night before
40:54of the execution
40:55visit Wuornos
40:56in prison
40:57It was difficult to get in
40:59but even more so to get out of it
41:00I asked the guard
41:02to open the door
41:02faster
41:03I didn't want to turn around
41:04to look at her
41:05I could still hear her say
41:06who loved me
41:07that we would see each other again
41:08on the other side
41:12October 9, 2002
41:14Aileen Wuornos
41:16she is executed
41:17with a lethal injection
41:18he is 46 years old
41:21his last strange words are
41:24I will return with Jesus
41:25like in Independence Day
41:27June 6th
41:28together with the mothership
41:30and everything else
41:31I'll be back
41:32he spoke of the Lord
41:34in that strange way
41:35which managed to baffle everyone
41:38had
41:39the last word
41:41after the execution
41:43the Wuornos
41:43she is cremated
41:46Dawn
41:46carry his ashes
41:48in Michigan
41:48I planted
41:50this tree for her
41:51and then
41:52I spread
41:53his ashes
41:54right here
41:54after all that
41:56who has passed
41:56and immediately to Florida
41:57he had to go home
41:59among those
41:59who loved her
42:02Here you are
42:02where he rests
42:03the life of Eileen Wuornos
42:06it was tragic
42:07but some people
42:08they have a past
42:09even worse
42:09without becoming like her
42:11there are no excuses
42:12for what he did
42:14I think Eileen
42:15I never understood
42:16because his life
42:17it didn't work
42:19he only knew
42:20that wasn't going well
42:20but he never understood
42:21the reason
42:25I despair
42:26I'm crying
42:26and I suffer
42:28but then I think
42:29to the victims
42:31and their lives torn apart
42:33them too
42:35they were fathers
42:36and grandmothers
42:38human beings
42:41Lord God
42:42Please
42:43so that you can
42:44forgive
42:45and offer
42:45eternal refuge
42:47Amen
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