EE. UU. EJECUTÓ a ASESINO SERIAL CUBANO por 9 crímenes violentos

At his trial, when the jury found him guilty of nine murders, Manuel Pardo stood up and said, "I am a soldier. I fulfilled my mission. I ask for the glory of giving me the death penalty." The jury gave it to him. Twenty-four years later, Florida complied. Manuel Pardo Jr. was a police officer with the Florida Highway Patrol and the Sweetwater Police Department. He was dismissed from the force for lying at trial. Between January and April 1986—in just 92 days—he killed nine people in South Florida whom he described at trial as "parasites" and "leeches" who "had no right to live." Six men and three women. He photographed them after killing them. He was nicknamed "Death Row Romeo" for corresponding with dozens of women from the corridor and convincing them to send him money. His lawyers argued mental illness for 24 years of appeals. No court accepted it. He was executed on December 11, 2012, at Florida State Prison. His last words were to his daughter: "Airborne forever. I love you, Michi baby." This is the full case on Final Sentence — Death Penalty and Crime Documentaries. Subscribe to the channel to see a new case every week. Like this video if this case impacted you. And let us know in the comments: Can a former police officer become a serial killer to "cleanse" society? Also searched as: "Manuel Pardo Florida police officer serial killer 1986", "Death Row Romeo Florida executed 2012", "former police officer killed 9 people Florida", "asked for death penalty in Florida trial", "true crime Spanish executions Florida 2012". #FinalSentence #DeathRow #DeathPenalty #TrueCrime #Florida 📌 Content based on real events and public sources. This video is for informational and entertainment purposes. The title and thumbnail are narrative tools and represent the content covered in the video, but do not necessarily imply real-time news. The information presented is based on official and public sources; dates and legal situations may change due to last-minute legal decisions. The status and dates of each case are always clarified within the video and in the description. When it is current news, this is explicitly indicated in the title and thumbnail with terms such as "now" or "breaking news." The content does not promote, justify, or glorify violence. Unintentional errors may occur. This video complies with YouTube's policies and current legal framework. Note: This video may contain color and image enhancements in some photographs, as well as cropping and images generated or enhanced using artificial intelligence. 99% of the video is realistic, and all information presented is based exclusively on official data, court documents, and verified reports.