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Already Serving 16 Life Sentences, Arizona Inmate Now Faces Death Penalty in Triple Killing But Many Call Him A Hero
An Arizona inmate who claimed credit for killing three convicted child sex offenders — and said he wished he'd killed more — now faces the death penalty, while some call him a hero.
- "The taxpayers no longer have to pay for them. I'm paying my debt to society."
- Already serving 16 life sentences, Wassenaar attacked his cellmate, then carried a heavy rock in a laundry bag into the prison yard and used it on two more men — all three convicted of sex offenses against children.
- Wassenaar had previously claimed responsibility for a cellmate's November 2024 death and warned he would kill anyone else placed in his cell — but the autopsy was inconclusive and his claim remains unproven.
- Despite publicly claiming the killings, Wassenaar pleaded not guilty to three counts of first-degree murder; prosecutors have filed notice to seek the death penalty.
- “He also said he had wanted to kill more prisoners.”