Rot In Hell: Kevin Underwood Told Police "Go Ahead & Arrest Me, She (10YO Jamie Bolin) Is In There, I Chopped Her Up"

[Sugar Cookie]

Kevin Underwood's execution date is on 12/19/2024. Pray there is no stay.

From his appeal

He stated he was not a pedophile but felt a child would be easier to kill.

 

[BuffettGirl]

The child being dead was the only one of his goals that he achieved. I'mma go out on a limb and suggest that this might be a lifelong pattern. I'd die of shame if this is what my entire existence amounted to...

 

[Ella Mayo]

Putting aside the natural revulsion inspired by this story, the rational being might want to know what steps might lead to one "recently developing the desire to . . . " . . . do what this criminal has done. Was he into assembling model trains, before he developed a new set of desires? I ask in all seriousness.

Last year, was he into studying the history of ancient Rome, or restoring rusted-out American cars bought at estate auctions, after Grandma dies in the family homestead, alone with cats, lace doilies, and antique Hummels? What could be the mechanism, the brain switch, that initiates such a stark change in focus?

Was it some movie or antique Gothic novel or an Agatha Christie nightmare; legally-prescribed psychopharmacology, Monsanto-infused Frankenfoods, a random chromosome or gene kicking into gear due to some industrial solvent he'd worked with for too long? Boredom plus a lack of imagination (or a pathological one)?

Decades ago, I spent months poring over the minutiae of a plan to murder someone (no, really). It wasn't a spasm of rage, but a cold, dispassionate, carefully considered scheme, which I eventually abandoned - thankfully. Life is its own punishment, anyway, so fuck my intended mark: let 'em suffer their own karma, right?

What a fruitcake, though. The poor girl. And fuck our pathetic "justice" system. He shoulda been dead a decade and a half ago. In Japan, they hang murderers within months of their capture and trial.

 

[Ella Mayo]

It's been half an hour, so hopefully this post will stand on its own on the blog and not end up combined with my previous post.

It appears that, like so many other cases of deranged behavior, the blame may be at least partly attributed to the measurable evil of psychiatric medication:

Taped confession graphically depicts plot to kill and eat Bolin

EDITOR'S NOTE: GRAPHIC CONTENT By Julianna Parker Transcript Staff Writer Kevin Ray Underwood spoke matter-of-factly about his plan to kill, rape and eat 10-year-old Jamie Rose Bolin in a videotaped

www.normantranscript.com

Ah, excellent. OK, so maybe a half-hour is a long enough interval. It's be helpful to know the actual time limit.

 

[Sugar Cookie]

A clemency hearing for a child killer will be held as planned Monday.

U.S. District Judge Charles B. Goodwin on Sunday denied a request from Kevin Ray Underwood’s attorneys that a full five-member Pardon and Parole Board hear his request for clemency or issue an execution stay.

Underwood’s original clemency hearing was set for Dec. 4, but was canceled after two Pardon and Parole Board members resigned.

After a protest from Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond, a new hearing was set for Monday.

Gov. Kevin Stitt late Friday announced he had appointed Tulsa attorney Susan H. Stava to replace H. Calvin Prince III, one of the two who resigned, bringing the board’s contingent to four out of five members.

Underwood is set to die Dec. 19 by lethal injection at Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester

He was convicted for the 2006 suffocation of Jamie Rose Bolin, 10. Her partially decapitated body was found in a plastic tub in his Purcell apartment.

He had planned to rape and cannibalize her body, according to public documents.

A federal court hearing was held Friday on his request for the full board to hear his clemency request or be granted a stay of execution, but Goodwin did not rule at that time.

Underwood’s attorneys said he had a better probability of obtaining the three necessary votes with five board members as opposed to fewer. He also argued that one of his attorneys and a mental health expert could not be there physically. His metal health expert, however, could testify by video conference.

Clemency hearing for Oklahoma child killer to move forward Monday

OKLAHOMA CITY – A clemency hearing for a child killer will be held as planned Monday. U.S. District Judge Charles B. Goodwin on Sunday denied a request from Kevin Ray Underwood’s attorneys that a full five-member Pardon and Parole Board hear his request for clemency or issue an execution stay...

www.yahoo.com

 

[Turd Fergusen]

Cannibalistic Okla. inmate on death row for ghastly murder of girl, 10, says he ‘deserves’ to die at clemency hearing: ‘I can’t believe I did those things’​

A “deeply evil” Oklahoma inmate facing execution for torturing and killing a little girl as part of a cannibalistic fantasy admitted he deserves to die during a hearing in which a final clemency plea was shot down.

Kevin Ray Underwood, 44, made the jarring statement in front of the state’s Pardon and Parole Board, which voted unanimously against his clemency on Friday more than a decade after he was convicted of murdering 10-year-old Jamie Rose Bolin.

“I recognize that although I do not want to die … I deserve to for what I did,” he said over video from prison on Friday, according to the Oklahoman. “And if my death could … change what I did, I would gladly die.”

Underwood also apologized to the victim’s family and his own family.

“I can’t believe I did those things,” he continued.

“The person I was in the weeks leading up to that event is not who I am now.”

Attorney General Gentner Drummond applauded the board voting to deny clemency “for this deeply evil monster and ensured that justice will be delivered for Jamie Rose Bolin.”

Cannibalistic Okla. inmate on death row for ghastly murder of girl, 10, says he ‘deserves’ to die at clemency hearing: ‘I can’t believe I did those things’

“And if my death could … change what I did, I would gladly die.”

nypost.com

 

[Sugar Cookie]

An Oklahoma man who killed a 10-year-old girl in a cannibalistic fantasy died by lethal injection Thursday in the nation’s 25th and final execution of the year.

Kevin Ray Underwood was pronounced dead at 10:14 a.m. at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester. It was Oklahoma’s fourth execution of the year, and it took place on Underwood’s 45th birthday.

Strapped to a gurney inside the death chamber on Thursday, Underwood apologized to Jamie’s family and to his own family “for all the terrible things I did.”

“The decision to execute me on my birthday and six days before Christmas was a needlessly cruel thing to do to my family,” Underwood said, “but I’m very sorry for what I did and I wish I could take it back.”

Underwood looked over to members of his legal team and his family, including his mother, as the execution began at 10:04 a.m.. His breathing hitched slightly and his eyes closed a few minutes later. A doctor entered the execution chamber at 10:09 a.m., shook him a few times and declared him unconscious. He was pronounced dead five minutes later.

Jamie’s sister, Lori Pate, who was among several relatives who witnessed the execution, thanked prosecutors for helping guide her family through the nearly 18-year process from Jamie’s death to Underwood’s execution.

“This doesn’t bring our Jamie back but it does allow the space in our hearts to focus on her and allow the healing process to begin,” Pate said.

During a hearing last week, three members of the state’s Pardon and Parole Board unanimously voted against recommending clemency.

Underwood’s attorneys had argued that he deserved to be spared the death penalty because of his long history of abuse and serious mental health issues that included autism, obsessive-compulsive disorder, bipolar and panic disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, schizotypal personality disorder and various deviant sexual paraphilias.

Prosecutors argued that many people suffer from mental illness, but that doesn’t justify harming children.

Oklahoma man dies by lethal injection in the nation’s final execution of 2024

Oklahoma uses a three-drug lethal injection process.

www.wcjb.com

You piece of shit your family will be fine may you forever burn in hell.