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Franklin DeWayne Alix (August 6, 1975 – March 30, 2010) was an American rapist, robber, kidnapper, and serial killer who committed at least three murders, two attempted murders, nine robberies, two rapes, and four kidnappings during a crime spree in the late 1990s.
Franklin Dewayne Alix, 34, received lethal injection for the slaying of 23-year-old Eric Bridgeford, who interrupted Alix as he robbed the apartment of Bridgeford's sister. The sister also had been abducted and raped in what authorities said was part of a six-month series of crimes by Alix.
Summary of Incident. On January 2, 1998, Alix murdered a black male at an apartment complex in Houston. Alix had kidnapped and raped the victim's sister and then forced her to return to her apartment and load up his car with two televisions, one VCR and stereo equipment. When the victim returned home, Alix chased him down and shot him one time ...
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- Alix, Franklin DeWayne
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El 3 de enero de 1998, Alix secuestró a una mujer, la obligó a subir a la cajuela de un automóvil, condujo y la violó, luego la llevó a casa. Mientras saqueaba su apartamento, entró su hermano Eric Bridgeford, vio a Alix con un arma y salió corriendo, pero recibió un disparo en la espalda.
30 de mar. de 2010 · HUNTSVILLE — As members of his victim's family quietly wept, Houston killer Franklin DeWayne Alix Tuesday went to his execution apologizing for his crime, but insisting that he was “not the...
- ALLAN TURNER
Franklin DeWayne Alix, 34, was executed March 30, 2010 at 6:20 p.m. CDT by lethal injection in Huntsville, Texas for the January 3, 1998 murder of Eric Bridgeford, 23. Alix abducted a woman, forced her into the trunk of a car, drove around and raped her, then brought her home.
30 de mar. de 2010 · Alix, Franklin DeWayne. Last Statement: Yes I do, I would like to thank my family for their support, love and understanding. I would like to point out some things, I got your letter. It touched me and changed me. What happened was I been wanting to apologize to yall for your son. They told me not to do it in court.
