Kansas: poison to murderer at Jewish community centers

US court sentenced to death the neo-Nazi who killed three at Jewish centers.

A US court sentenced to death Frazer Glenn Miller Cross who killed three people in two Jewish centers in Kansas City about a year and a half ago. He will be executed by a lethal injection.

All three of the people murdered by Cross, were Christians, and during the reading of the verdict Cross, 74 years old, called out to the judge that he should be freed: "I wanted to kill only Jews," he said, "not Christians."

The killer tried to escape the wheelchair in which he sat, but the court's security guards removed him from the hall. Cross saluted as he left, and told reporters: "The day will come that my spirit will emerge from the grave, and then everyone will know that justice was with me. I'm a happy man," Cross said as he left the court.

During the hearing, he insisted that he wanted to kill Jews because of his belief that they control the media, financial institutions and government.

Cross belonged to the nationalist group "Ku Klux Klan" which preaches hatred of Jews. Cross arrived in April 2014 at a local Jewish center in the suburbs of Kansas City and killed William Korforon, 69 years old and his grandson of 14. He went on to the Jewish old age home and murdered a woman of 56 years old; all were not Jews.

A month and a half ago, he was convicted by a jury on three murders and three attempted murders, and recommended to sentence him to death.

Now the sentence was approved by the judge, who determined that he would be executed by a lethal injection.

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