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Speaker 1: M a wall Street line, shackle change, Oh weesome, gird,

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it's calling my name. There is no mercy and it's

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been a tentery juice as the huge stream game Rango three.

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Speaker 2: Come here by me or die.

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Speaker 1: Inside these walls, inside the wild.

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Speaker 2: And went more girls as I, Hey, everyone, welcome back

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to Bloody Angola, and I am back with another episode

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of fifty Shades of Evil. Last week I dropped the

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inaugural episode and I brought you to Texas. I told

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you everything there was to know about Billy Joel Tracy,

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from his upbringing to his crimes to the convictions that followed.

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Thank you to everyone that listened and shared a ton

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of response regarding that first episode in this series. And

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today I am continuing as I bring you to Florida

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in the story of Wayne C. Dody, who in nineteen

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ninety six was sentenced to life in prison for the

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first degree murder of Harvey Horn the Second, a night

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watchman that he shot during a drug related robbery in

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Plant City, Florida. Then, in twenty eleven, while serving a

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life sentence for that murder at Florida State Prison, Doty

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in an accomplice another very dangerous guy by the name

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of William Wells murdered a fellow inmate named Xavier Rodriguez.

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He was sentenced to death for that murder and has

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advocated for his own execution via electric chair ever since.

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It's an unbelievable story coming to you today, So let's

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jump right into it, and I'm going to take you

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first to Pueblo, Colorado, where on April twelfth of nineteen

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seventy three, Wayne Duddy was born to biological parents, Randal

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Duty and Mary Cole. Now, from all accounts, from his birth,

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things were pretty dysfunctional and the relationship already strained between

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Wayne Doty's mother and father, so much so that before

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Wayne Doty was two years old, his father, Randall, took

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him and left the family home, permanently separating Wayne from

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his mother. Now, according to his biological mother, she and

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Randall had gotten into an argument. She left to go

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to the grocery store, and upon her return they were gone,

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No note, no nothing. She would call the police, and

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the police would say, hey, he's the biological father, and

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so it wouldn't be considered kidnapping. You know, that sounds

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really bizarre to me, especially these days, But that was

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a different time, right, this was the late seventies, and

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that's her story and she's sticking to it, and she

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would not see her son, Wayne Doty for over twenty

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years after that. Now, obviously Wayne Doty very well. He

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was a baby back then, at just two years old,

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and this did nothing for his stability. And during the

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next five years, Randall Dody, his father would remarry multiple times,

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and Wayne would obviously be exposed to multiple stepmothers. So look,

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you'll get no argument for me that this instability, the

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lack of a permanent mother, if you will, the fact

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from all accounts that his father had his own issues,

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I have no doubt that certainly shape his early adolescence

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to where I guess the deck was already getting stacked

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against him. He just wasn't dealt a good deck of cards.

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But does it excuse what would occur later on in

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his life. Not in my view, absolutely not. Many people

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grow up in unstable households, even from a super early age,

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and they don't kill people. That's just the facts. But

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it certainly is not a deck of cards that you

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will want to get dealt. So by the time Wayne

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was seven, things would escalate even more as it relates

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to his home life, there were reports of severe domestic violence.

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Several stepmothers would testify in Wayne's initial trial that will

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get to later, and they would state that his father, Randall,

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would not only physically abuse them, but would physically abuse

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Wayne as well. One of his stepmothers, by the name

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of Anne Hurdle, would state that Randall's abuse was so

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severe that it would interfere with Wayne Dodi's daily life,

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such as going to school. He would have bruises from

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these beatings that he would get, and he wouldn't be

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able to go to school because guess what if they

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see you with a black eye or with a broken

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arm or something like that, what are they gonna do.

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They're gonna ask questions. So he would have to stay

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home from school. That would affect his education. And all

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of this was prior to the age of ten years old.

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The abuse would then intensify further between the years of

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nineteen eighty three. In nineteen eighty six, when Wayne was

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just ten to thirteen years old, Wayne would then start

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skipping school, hanging with the wrong crowds. His dad didn't

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appear to give a shit. You could see this kid

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was already starting to unravel very early in his life.

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by the time he hit his teenage years, you're probably

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already thinking he's gonna start drinking, he's going to start

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abusing drugs. That's exactly what happened. And around the age

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of seventeen, he actually has had enough. He comes home

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one day he sees his father beating the shit out

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of his stepmother. He was quoted later on as saying

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if he would have had a gun at that time,

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he would have killed his dad. And he knew that,

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and he said it kind of freaked him out, so

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he just laughed. And they were living in Florida at

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the time. So he leaves, moves in with a friend,

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and that is where things would really start kind of

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falling off the rails for Wayne Duty. So before we

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get into that, I'm going to tell you about a

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resident of Plant City, Florida, by the name of Harvey Horn.

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And Harvey Horn was born in nineteen fifty nine and

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he grew up in the Plant City area. Now, his

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parents were blue collar people, hard workers. They raised him

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to work hard and it's family had deep roots in

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the Plant City Florida area, so he would grow up

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to be a welder and he would focus on a

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high paying trade to make his way in life. From

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all accounts, and as a matter of fact, from his

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own son, his son had said he prioritized his role

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as a father, took it very seriously, and he would

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go about life, you know, in a blue collar type

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of way until he would cross paths with Wayne Duddy.

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So I'm going to take you back to early April

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of nineteen ninety six. At this time, Harvey was thirty

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seven years old and he was working for a company

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called Hardy Manufacturing Company. They manufactured agricultural equipment in Plant City, Florida.

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He was also a night watchman for this company and

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he was a foreman as a welder for them as well.

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And the night watchman gig worked out well for Harvey

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Horn because one of the perks will of being a

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knight watchman was that the company allowed him to live

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on the property in a modest mobile home trailer. And

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he changed for that they got night security. And that's

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pretty common in industrial areas all over the country. You'll

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have somebody that maybe lives on the property and helps

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with securing the facility. So Wayne Doty and I'm going

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to give you his perspective on the relationship. They worked

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together at the facility and Harvey was as foreman. Now,

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according to Wayne, they would do drugs together often, and

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Doty said that Harvey sold crystal meth as kind of

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a sideline gig as well as Wayne Doty. Now, this

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sideline gig brought Dody to Horn's house one night in

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April of nineteen ninety six. And again I want to say,

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this is Wayne Doty's story. He claimed that he went

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over there to do a drug deal. The deal went

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aroun in a fight broke out. Now, Dudey claimed he

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was only carrying a handgun that night in order to

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trade it for drugs. Because after all this went down,

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you didn't go over there to kill the guy, why

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did you have a gun. He claimed that the gun

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was a trade for drugs. During this drug deal, a

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fight breaks out. He said, he pulled a pistol and

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he shoots Horned to death with it. As a matter

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of fact, he pumped five bullets into the skull of

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Harvey Horn. So the next morning, April twenty first of

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nineteen ninety six, co workers arrive at the Hardy manufacturing

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facility and it's not long before they get kind of

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concerned because Horn would not answer his phone. He's typically

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there in the mornings when everybody arrives at that front gate,

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and he wasn't there, and people knew something is wrong.

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and then they discover the body of Harvey Horn and

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it was in just horrendous shape. Right. They called the

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Plant City Police Department and they tell them about this.

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The police arrive and the first thing that is this

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forced entry. It looked to them like his door was

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kicked in, which makes it kind of questionable as to

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where they were really doing a drug deal. The whole

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trailer was also ransacked, Drawers were pulled out, bullet casings

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scattered everywhere. It was clear that this was a robbery

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gone wrong in the police view, so they start an

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investigation and it would not take long for them to

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get their man, primarily because Wayne Doty could not keep

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his freaking mouth shut. By the very next day, tips

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start pouring into police. The Wayne Dotty was actually bragging

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am this along his drug circles. He just couldn't keep

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his mouth shut. Not only was he bragging about his

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role in the murder, but he also had an accomplice,

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a guy by the name of Brian Lewandowski, who was

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seventeen years old at this time, and according to all accounts,

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he had stood guard outside the trailer during this murder. Now, incidentally,

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Dody was twenty three years old when this murder took place.

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So police arrest both Wayne Doty and Brian Lewandowski and

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they bring them to the station, and of course, what

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do you think Wayne Dotty does. He denies everything to police,

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and so police start investigating. They start building a case.

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Of course, they get blestic matches from the bullet casings

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to match it to the actual handgun. Witness statements were taken.

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Now there weren't any eye wentnesses, but character witnesses, if

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you will. Fingerprints were recovered, all kinds of things. They

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bring all this to Wayne Dotty and they say, look,

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we know you freaking did this. We've got all this evidence,

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and eventually he would confess to police that he had

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committed the crime. Now, there are trials for these two individuals,

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and in those trials, Wayne Doty is found guilty of

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murder and he does get sentenced to life in prison.

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Now is accomplice Brian. That's where kind of the great

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area cloudie area of this story exists because I could

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not find anything out as to what happened to him

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or what his sentence was. I don't know if he

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cooperated and they gave him complete immunity or if they

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gave him just a very light sentence. I don't know.

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I can't find any information on what really happened. So

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if you do know and you're listening to this, I

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would love to know an update of what actually happened

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to the accomplice in this case. But in Duddy's case,

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he went to prison for the rest of his life.

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So that should be the end of this story. Right

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goes to prison, Boom, We're done. Hell no, that's just

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the beginning of this story. So shortly after his conviction,

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Duddy was transferred to the Florida State Prison in Rayford

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and y'all. Florida State Prison in Rayford is a max

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security prison. It's known for housing only the most dangerous

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of Florida inmates and Dudy would certainly qualify. The prison

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has the distinction of being not only Florida's most secure prison,

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but also the oldest prison in the state of Florida. Now,

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Florida State Prison has a pretty significant history, not unlike

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Bloody Angola, and I'm going to reference. It's an article

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that came out in the New York Times that gives

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you an idea of it, because it's important in this story.

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Now we're going to go back to nineteen seventy one

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in that uprising at Florida State Prison, and it reads,

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I gave the order to shoot. I did it to

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protect the inmates themselves. Thus did Louis Wainwright, director of

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the Florida Board of Corressions, explaining the February twelfth, nineteen

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seventy one incident at the State Prison at Rayford, which

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is now referred to by the thirty six hundred convicts

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at the state's largest prison as the Lincoln's Day massacre.

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Sixty three inmates were wounded when prison guards opened fire

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on the group of nearly seven hundred rebellious prisoners who

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were staging a sit down strike on the institution's wreck

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field and refused to return to their sales for night

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lock up. The guards peppered the convicts with birdshot, mister

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Wainwright explained in an interview, in order to heard them

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from the field to quote the rock the prison's central

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cell block, machine gun bullets, which he said were fired

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for sound effects struck to the prisoner. The scene were

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called for some in the state the kind of prison

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conditions that existed in other eras when force of arms

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was accepted technique to deal with unruly prisoners. There were

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those who had become convinced that Florida him managed to

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overcome that image. Mister Wainwright himself said he was surprised

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that he had to resort to force. Quote. I'd hope

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the day gone when we had to meet resistance with gunfire,

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he said. Despite attempts a reform in recent years, some

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authorities believe the South's richest and most progressive state today

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has the most troubled penal system in the nation, Caught

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in an eye spiraling population trend that has placed severe

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strain on the state's resources as it struggled to provide

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for growth in all public sectors. Appropriations for prison development

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have received low priority. Quote. Anytime we try to make

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we're progress. We get shot down because the prisons were

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at the bottom of the list and there was never

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any money left to budget for them. And he's not

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lying there. Nobody wants to pay for prisons, right. Mister

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Wainewright conceded the prison over crowding had created other problems,

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such as sexual assaults and other forms of violence. Designed

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to hold twenty four hundred prisoners, it now has thirty

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six hundred sixty cells built for four inmates each or

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now maybe accommodate. Hundreds of men sleep on floors. Another

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serious problem is the prison security force, which is largely

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untrained in modern penal techniques. Prison guards received a starting

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salary of four hundred and sixty four dollars a month, unbelievable,

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and last year alone there was a forty percent turnover.

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So that's just a little look at what Wayne Doty

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was dealing with and where he was going to spend

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the rest of his life. Now, Initially, Doty was housed

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in general population on what is known as the K

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Wing inside of the prison, which one of the benefits

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of being in the K Wing was that Doty's movements

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were not restricted or as restricted as those on the

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lockdown wings. Those people in the lockdown wings, they're only

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out of their cell one hour a day, twenty three

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hours a day inside their cell. So I'm going to

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fast forward a lot to two thousand eleven, and by

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this time Wayne Doty had been in prison for fourteen years,

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and he was what was known as a runner by

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this point in time in prison, which is considered a

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privileged status. Think of it as a trustee in other prisons.

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His responsibilities would include distributing and picking up meal trays

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from the inmates, claiming common areas of the prison, running

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errands for prison staff throughout the prison, and by most accounts,

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officials inside the prison said he was a very good worker.

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It was, of course, inside this prison that he would

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cross pass with an inmate by the name of Xavier Rodriguez.

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Now a little bit about Xavier. He was very young,

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just twenty one years old when the incident I'm about

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to tell you about took place. At this time, Dody

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was thirty eight. Now, despite Xavier's young age, he had

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already been in prison for four years. He had been

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handed down a ten year sentence when he was just

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seventeen years old for robbery He was also housed at

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the K Wing inside of Florida State Prison. Now, Dody

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had kind of a business going on in the prison

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at this time. He would sell tobacco to other inmates,

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and the way he would get the tobacco to the

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other inmates was using runners on the K Wing to

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transport it. They would go down the cell block with

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that food tray like you see on the TV right

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when you're watching movies, and he would put some of

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this tobacco on there and they would deliver it. Xavier

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was one of those runners that would deliver this tobacco.

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So in April of twenty eleven, Dody had Xavier run

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this tobacco to another area of the unit, and rather

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than deliver the product, Xavier kept it and he sells

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it to someone else. And that's a big deal inside

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a prison in regardless of whether it's right or wrong.

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There has to be a response to that, or you're

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going to be seen basically as a punk and everybody's

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going to start stealing your shit. Everybody is going to

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start taking advantage of you. Dody being a VET in

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that prison, right, he is an actual, an actual convict

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rather in the prison and there's a difference between inmates

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and convicts. Convicts just want to do their time right.

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So Dody learns of this and for two weeks he

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plans a retaliation against Xavier. And Xavier was young, he

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probably didn't realize yet how serious this was. So Dody

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he enlists the help of another inmate, a guy by

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the name of William Wells. Now Wells probably the second

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most dangerous inmate in the state of Florida, and he

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is actually infamously known as the Monster of Mayport. In

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two thousand and three, this guy killed six people in

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one family. I must did an episode. I must did

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this episode on him. I may still do an episode

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on this guy. But regardless of that, Wayne Doty and

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less Wells to be a lookout for this plan. He

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then takes some tobacco and he trades that tobacco for

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a shank sharpened down from a piece of scripe metal.

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And you know what he's gonna do with that. He

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takes that shank and he hides it in the ac

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duck work of the third floor interview room. And before

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go any further, let me say this tobacco in prison

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is like freaking one hundred dollars. It's like the most

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expensive thing you could trade in prison. So he had

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a good thing going and he felt like this inmate,

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Xavier was stepping all over it. So he's continuing on

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with this plan. He starts noting when the guards were

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coming and going from that particular third floor wing, and

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he really planned this thing out to the most minute

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of details. He in Wells would then approach Xavier this

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is on May seventeenth of twenty eleven, and they would

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tell him that they want to play a game of

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Coastguard handcuffs. Now y'all may wonder what is Coastguard handcuffs.

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This is a game that convicts play where basically a

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bet is placed that you can't get out of bindings

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tied behind your back. Usually they'll take like old T

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shirts or something, and you've got to get out of him.

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Doddy tells Xavier if he can get out of the

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bindings that Doddy would give him one hundred dollars in tobacco,

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and Xavier agrees how he couldn't see this coming after

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he stole this man shit, I have no idea, but

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he agrees to play this game, and Doddy and Wells

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tells Xavier. We're going to do this in the third

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floor interview room, which is obviously where Doddy had hid

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that shank. And once inside of that interview room, Wells

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positions himself against the door, so he's basically blocking that

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door so no one can go in er out. And

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this is a very cramped third floor interview room, right,

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very small space, dimly lit. There's nothing in there but

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a table. So with the door skeered by Wells, Doddy

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moves in behind Rodriguez and he just puts him in

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what's known as a rare naked choke, choking him from behind.

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The choke last about a minus minute, and Dody said

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within seconds that Xavier starts pissing himself, which is obviously

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a sign you're in a bond. You can't breathe. Eventually

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Rodriguez would go unconscious and Dody would just drop him

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into the floor, but he wasn't dead yet, and that's

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exactly what Dody wanted. At that point, he retrieves a shank,

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which sharpened piece of metal that he had hidden in

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that duck work. It was about eight inches long, and

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he begins stabbing Rodriguez furiously twenty five times to his neck,

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his torso, and his chest. Now, even after that, even

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after this man was dead, Dody was not done yet.

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As Xavier's body lay there, he takes the knife and

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he attempts to carve out Xavier's heart. However, that shank

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was dull. He just could not make it happen. Then,

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just to make sure this guy's dead, Xavier, he takes

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a shoelace and he ties it as tighty as he

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possibly can, almost popping the shoelace tying it around Robriguez's neck.

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After the assault, Xavier Robriguez laying on the floor twenty

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five times. He's been stabbed, his heart. They tried to

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cut his heart out. He's there's blood everywhere. And after

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that assault, dodium Wells sit down on the table inside

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of that interview room and guess what they do. They

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smoke a cigarette. They then calmly leave that room. Doddy

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takes a quick shower in the shower room, then goes

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to the first floor of K Wing and he tells

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the guard that, hey, someone's dead in the third floor

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interview room. As a matter of fact, he tells the

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guard quote, we just killed an inmate and there is

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a body in the interview room. He even tried to

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hide it. So guards rush to the scene. They find

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Rodriguez's body, blood everywhere in the room, and of course

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they take the two perpetrators and they put them in

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lockdown immediately in separate cells. They interview them and both

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admit to everything that I just told you. So of

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course there's a trial on this one, and in the trial,

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Doddy pleads guilty and he gets the death penalty. This

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is on June fifth of twenty thirteen. Now, in twenty fifteen,

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Doddy does something kind of unheard of in the vast

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majority of cases when you get death penalties. He starts

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advocating for his own execution. But not only that, he

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starts advocating for his own execution via electric chair, and

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he wants it as soon as possible. At this time,

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they were giving you the drugs right to kill you.

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He didn't want that. He wanted the electric chair because

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you couldn't get the drugs at the time, and he

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was ready to get executed. But he hits a roadblock

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on his own wishes because in twenty sixteen, his sentence

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actually gets vacated due to what's known as the Hearst ruling.

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See in his death penalty trial, his sentence, the death

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sentence itself was actually imposed by a judge. Well, the

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Hearst ruling stated that it was unconstitutional under the sixth

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Amendment for a judge to impose a death sentence. You

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had to have a jury do that. So his case

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gets thrown out and they have to retry him all

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over again, which they do, and in twenty eighteen he

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has found guilty again, this time by a jury, and

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that jury imposes the death penalty. May I add Wayne

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Doty's urging. So where's Wayne Doty today? Well, he's currently

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still awaiting execution. Even with all his advocating, he can't

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get executed. No date has been set as of this recording,

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and he's currently fifty two years old. Now I want

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to reference another quick article. This one lends some clarity

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to Doddy's mindset, I think at least. It was published

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on February twenty fifth, twenty twenty five by LADBible dot

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com and a lady by the name of Lucy Devine,

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and it reads death row Inmate gives flabbergasting explanation for

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being first to choose electric chair over lethal injection. He

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goes on to read a death row inmate was the

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first to choose the electric chair of releethal injection, but

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his explanation is left people flabbergasted. Wayne Doty is currently

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an inmate at Florida State Prison. After he shot and

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killed Harvey Horn the Second in nineteen ninety six, he

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was sentenced to life in prison, but later ended up

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on death row after he killed a fellow inmate, Xavier

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Rodriguez in twenty eleven. In the US, the most common

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form of execution for prisoners on death row as a

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lethal injection. But back in twenty seventeen, Doby told Action

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News that he wanted to opt for the electric chair,

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and it was actually even before then that he was

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doing that quote. Not you, not anybody else. It's my life,

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it's my crime, it's my means of execution, Dody is

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quoted is saying speaking about Doddy's decision, Action News Serena

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Faison explained the flabbergasting choice, revealing that Dody doesn't like

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needles and believes electrocution is more humane method of execution. Well,

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A couple of problems I have with those quotes. First

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of all, you didn't give Xavier any choice of how

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he he was gonna die. Why should you get a choice.

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And secondly, you're afraid of needles, too bad? Shouldn't have

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done what you did. Quote electricity two thousand of three

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thousand volts of electricity right through a person's brain will

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render you dead within seconds, said Dody. Although we are

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locked up in prison, we have our own rights. However,

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it's a decision that is shocked many, with Mark Elliott,

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executive director of Floridians for Alternatives, explaining, I don't understand.

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I don't know what his motives are. Although electrocution was

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once most widely used method, it is now rarely used

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at all. The method sees the inmates strapped to a

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chair and electrocuted with high voltage currents. It lasts about

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two minutes. Meanwhile, lethal injection is usually a trio of

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chemicals given in three stages. An anesthetic which puts the

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inmate to sleep, a second drug that causes paralysis, in

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a third drug that stops the heart. Florida stopped using

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the electric chair as its primary method of execution following

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the death of triple murderer Alan Lee Davis, whose execution

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was surrounded with controversy after he bled profusely from the

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news during electrocution. So he's been advocating for that forever.

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That's how he wants it. Again. He doesn't get necessarily

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to choose. I don't know why he should get to

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choose how he's going to get executed when the person

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that he executed. Keep that in mind, he executed someone.

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They didn't get a choice. But you know, it's all

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about control for a lot of these guys. If they're

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going to kill me, I want to be able to

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control how they kill me. Well, fuck you, Wayne Doady.

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That's what I think about it again. He's now in

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his early fifties, still on death row, and incidentally, Florida

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has executed a record nineteen inmates just this past year

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in twenty twenty five under Governor Ron Desanna. But Daddy's

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case still remains in appeals as to how he's going

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to get executed. And I wonder, I really do. I

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wonder if this guy is so smart he has figured

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out if I try to change the method, I can

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actually stay alive longer, because had he just given in

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and let them give him the needle or however they're

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execute him now. They may be doing the gas now,

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but if he would have given in and just let

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them do that, hmm, I wonder if he would have

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already been executed. He may be smarter than people think,

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and this all may be just deployed. But that's something

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for all of us to wonder. Only he knows for sure.

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Thank you so much for listening. I'll be back next

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week with another episode of Bloody and Gola in this

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special series fifty Shades of Evil. Where will I be going?

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You'll find out soon And until next time, I'm Jim

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Chapman with Bloody and goa Peace. M I walk street.

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Speaker 1: Line, Shackle Chaine. Oh woesome girdie, it's calling my name.

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There is no mercy and it's been a tentery juice

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as the Hustream game Wrangle three.

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Speaker 2: I'm here behind.

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Speaker 1: By me to die inside these walls, inside the wild,

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and when I know it's overbody angled, ohbody angle,