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"Mister Elska Jónsson, or should I say Elska "Ruth?" You have been found guilty for the murders of 15 women. You are sentenced to death."

I was watching some videos on Death Row inmates, mostly the more prolific serial killers, and found their last moments really intriguing to draw Elska in his last moments while he is on death row.

This picture is Elska being convicted in court, after being captured and brought to justice. Many people had also come to watch the court procedure, since the news of police finding three dead bodies in Elska's home interested the people to come and see who this man was. After connecting him to the other murders that Elska confessed to, the people started to visit often to every court procedure to see whether or not Elska would be found guilty or not guilty. After he was founded guilty, the people celebrated as he was whisked away in a police van and taken to prison. Elska was put with the other serial killers on the high-ranking zones, where they would cell the more dangerous inmates. His cell would be very small, only big enough for one person. He was not allowed to go outside, unless he were supervised or if the field was emptied of other inmates.

Elska sat in his cell everyday, mostly in darkness, since he wasn't allowed a window as well. He would sit there and count away the time, usually speaking to himself or writing out his thoughts into a journal. He knew his time would come, and that he should accept it, instead of fighting it.

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Elska Ruth (c) Me

Description
"Mister Elska Jónsson, or should I say Elska "Ruth?" You have been found guilty for the murders of 15 women. You are sentenced to death."

I was watching some videos on Death Row inmates, mostly the more prolific serial killers, and found their last moments really intriguing to draw Elska in his last moments while he is on death row.

This picture is Elska being convicted in court, after being captured and brought to justice. Many people had also come to watch the court procedure, since the news of police finding three dead bodies in Elska's home interested the people to come and see who this man was. After connecting him to the other murders that Elska confessed to, the people started to visit often to every court procedure to see whether or not Elska would be found guilty or not guilty. After he was founded guilty, the people celebrated as he was whisked away in a police van and taken to prison. Elska was put with the other serial killers on the high-ranking zones, where they would cell the more dangerous inmates. His cell would be very small, only big enough for one person. He was not allowed to go outside, unless he were supervised or if the field was emptied of other inmates.

Elska sat in his cell everyday, mostly in darkness, since he wasn't allowed a window as well. He would sit there and count away the time, usually speaking to himself or writing out his thoughts into a journal. He knew his time would come, and that he should accept it, instead of fighting it.

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Elska Ruth (c) Me