I looked like he hung himself up on there, but he spit at me. So then I let him up. I told him what was going to happen. I was waiting for one of the house guys to come by with the bales. He had lunch time to come by with the bales for your tray. I was trying to con one of them and he turned you back. I need to get something out of the bales, but he wouldn't do it. I was going to stick him in a bales, but Rig and Mortis kicked him. Couldn't do it. Do I have remorse for this? No. Am I on a suicide mission? No. My thing is, I'm not throwing a size of threat. It is what it is. If you guys give me life, soon I'll let have to go to population. I'm not on strong. I'll sign any kind of way that you want. Before him, whatever is legal saying I will not appeal this death penalty. Wash my hands with it, send me the Sussex. But if I get life, I'll end up in population soon I'll let her. Someone is going to get an ink on being inmate. I don't give a rat's ass, but fucking none went by. I ain't going to do it half ass like Lamont Douglas or the other clowns. You guys take that off. Walens Ridge could have presented that death. My fault. It's my fault. The only thing you must have is my kids get a deal with their father being a scumbag. Since I got messed with, the only way to prevent me, the fucking taking someone else out, is to get the death penalty. Do I deserve the death penalty? Damn right it is. Your law states. Premeditation. Inmate killing. There's a lot more that's going to be said on this stand when it does go to trial. It wasn't for my kids. I take Lonnie's deal. Lonnie says it's second agree with no time. You ain't sweeping this underneath there. And I do have contacts with my club, through media. Not the one that the dean of Pottaway talking about. I was like, I want this to be known to what's premeditated. And you guys can do it to me. That hurt me. Nothing. But there's something you guys can do to prevent someone else from getting hurt. It's on you. You know what I mean? It's on you guys. Put the death back on. Let the jury hear it. And go with it. After that's all the way. I'll be cuffed everywhere I go. It's Sussex. Leave me alone. I'm going to push this to go through all right away. It might be a couple of years. But I can guarantee nothing will happen to another stop number. That's my word. Take that for whatever you think it's worth. For the letter to the Skies family. You know what I mean by, you guys may think he's crazy. But you know what? He couldn't help it. I did everything I could to not to kill this man. But when he played games, I planned it. You know what I mean? Because I was taunting him. Yeah, it's common. All these rules you should have won by is coming home. I even gave him a cigarette like here your Friday. Enjoy that motherfucker. I got no remorse for it. Zero. Let me ask you a question if you want to answer it and you don't have to. If you had a chance to date to prevent another death, wouldn't you do it? You don't have to answer it. But if he'd say no, I'd call you alive. Here's your chance. From one death that shouldn't have happened. You have a chance to stop another one. I feel justice would be served for that man. Because that man shouldn't have been in my yourself, no matter what he did in his past. Someone should have helped him. And howdy. What you just heard was a guy named Robert Charles Glacin Jr. I don't know how much more brutal you can get than that. This guy here, as you just heard, wanted death penalty. And he got it. But first I'll give you some of the background here. Robert Glacin Jr. was born April 10th, 1970. He was executed January 16th, 2013. He was 42 years old. Anyway, his three victims that he killed was one Michael Kent Jamerson. Harvey Gray Watson Jr. And Aaron Alexander Cooper. Now, what had happened in 2008, Glacin was sentenced to life. And for 2007, murder of Michael Jamerson on May 8th, 2007, in Em Hirsch County, Virginia. What had happened was Glacin had shot Jamerson to cover up. It's as an involvement in a drug game thing. But from what I dug up, he shot him four or five times in the face. And I think it was just over $250. Well, he was sent in 2009. He was sent to Walland Ridge, St.Penntentrum. Well, he was our Glacin got mad because the jellers would not move. A new inmate, a new celly that was severely mentally ill. Whose name was Harvey Gray Watson Jr. He was 63. And Glacin, tell them that you need to get him out of here. I'm on camera. Well, jellers thought he was foolish yet. So guess what? I don't know. I guess the... Now, Watson was doing 100 years sentence anyway from murder back in 1983. He was charged for it. But Glacin just had enough of it in the Hougetide Watson beating, straying up to 63 year old inmate. And the next morning, when the jellers made the rounds, he told them you need to get him out of here. So when Glacin went in front of the judge, he asked for the death penalty. They denied it. Now, this is in Virginia. So he basically told them he's going to kill again until he gets death penalty. Well, they moved him to what they called the Red Ungan State Prison, which was a real high security prison. What they call level five, you know. It was most dangerous inmates. Well, as you see here, these dial canokages, that's their wreck. They welcome twin men. Well, Glacin, straying up to 26 year old Aaron Cooper on July 28, 2010, as you see right here, threw that fence in keelding in the wreck yard. Or what they called their wreck yard. Cooper was serving a 34 year sentence for robbery. Well, Glacin finally got the death penalty give time when he went in front of him. You heard what he said. He went and went, he went and didn't know if he was paying anything. Well, in the state of Virginia, Tennessee is the only other one that's got electric use. Virginia is about down the way with it. And the state of Virginia at that time, especially, if you went into death penalty, you got to choose between the late lunch action or electric use. Of course, you can imagine what Mr. Gleason chose electric use. So he was put to death here in Greenville Correctional Center. And George Virginia by electric use, he was sentenced to death on September 6, 2011. But his execution day carried out on January 16, 2013, he was 42 years old. Guys, I'll tell you, that's a man of his word. It's not me else. Well, I just had to throw that one in there. Take care, God bless, and be careful out there.