The Spy Who Loved Me
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Lewis Eugene Gilbert, 31, was pronounced dead at 8:11 p.m. EDT after receiving a lethal mix of drugs at the Oklahoma State Prison for the Sept. 3, 1994, killing of Roxanne Lynn Ruddell at Lake Stanley Draper. Gilbert also was sentenced to death in Missouri for killing William and Flossie Brewer.
Jul 2, 2003 · In Oklahoma, Gilbert was convicted of murder, kidnapping and robbery for the 1994 shooting death of Roxanne Ruddell, 37, a security guard at Lake Stanley Draper. An accomplice, Eric A. Elliott, 25, was sentenced to life without parole. Ruddell's husband, Eddie Ruddell, said before the execution that he is still too upset to visit her grave.
Nov 9, 1995 · Killer's Family Pleads for Leniency. Andy Rieger. 0:04. 0:45. NORMAN - Lewis Eugene Gilbert II was abused by two stepfathers, relatives testified Wednesday in hopes a Cleveland County jury will spare the convicted murderer's life. The 24-year-old Ohio man's mother, Yvonne Rowan, testified her son felt inferior and inadequate to classmates.
Nov 7, 1995 · Gilbert was convicted of the first-degree murder of Roxy Lynn Ruddell, a 37-year-old marina security guard who worked at Lake Stanley Draper. "On Sept. 3 (1994), Roxy Ruddell decided to go fishing.
Jun 30, 2003 · An Ohio man was executed Tuesday for killing a woman during a deadly multistate crime spree nine years ago. Lewis Eugene Gilbert, 31, was pronounced dead at 7:11 p.m. after receiving a lethal mix ...
* Gilbert and a co-defendant were convicted of the 1994 murder of Roxanne Ruddell, a security guard at Lake Stanley Draper in Oklahoma. 1 Prior to this murder, Gilbert and his co-defendant had killed an elderly woman in Ohio, stolen her car, and driven it to Missouri. In Missouri they had killed an elderly couple, stolen their car, and driven ...
Nov 10, 1995 · 1:34. Convicted killer Lewis Eugene Gilbert II was ordered by a Cleveland County jury early today to die by lethal injection for killing a marina security guard at Lake Stanley Draper in 1994. Jurors deliberated his fate nearly eight hours. The decision was reached about 12:40 a.m. today. Gilbert showed no sign of emotion as his sentence was read.
