John Battaglia

The jury rejected his insanity plea and sentenced him to death.

John Battaglia, a man from Texas, who in 2001 shot and killed his two young daughters aged six and nine, claimed insanity, sentenced to death.

Mitch Sims from California, who in 1985 killed his coworkers, claimed insanity, sentenced to death.

I'm not gonna go through every single person here, Josh, but you can see a list in front of me, can't you, with multiple men who have done these sort of things.

Here's just another update on somebody found this in Wokeness.

John Battaglia, he took out his two daughters, killed them in what foren- forensic psychologists said was psychosis stemming from a bipolar disorder.

The jury deliberated for 19 minutes.

He was executed in 2018.

You know what ended up happening to him? Death sentence.

John Battaglia killed two of his kids, shot his daughter, six and nine, while their mother listened over the phone.

Death sentence executed in 2018.

Anthony Milan Ross murdered his 11-year-old son, eight-month-old daughter, and ex-wife on Christmas Day.

Wasn't even a, like, conversation, not 11 to one, nine to two.

No, no, kill this guy.

John Battaglia is another extraordinary example.

He murdered his two daughters while their mother was listening.