Italian who will die Monday has Shrieked Continuously
Item
- Title
- Italian who will die Monday has Shrieked Continuously
- Source
- Evening World
- Date
- 24-Feb-00
- page
- 3
- Identifier
- Image 3 of The evening world (New York, N.Y.), February 24, 1900, (Evening Edition) | Library of Congress (loc.gov)
- Crime
- Murder
- Subject
- Italian murderer
- Gender of alleged offender
- Male alleged murderer
- Gender of alleged victim
- Male alleged victim
- Law enforcement involved
- Warden
- Stage of the Legal System
- Prison
- Length of story
- 206 words
- Description
- Warden Johnson, of Sing Sing Prison, reads the effect on Molineux when Ferraro, the Italian murderer, is taken to the death chamber for electrocution on Monday, the miserable prisoner occupies a cell next to that of the convicted poisoner. Ever since Ferraro was notified of his doom he has been in a frenzy of his fear, and his shrieks and moans have been almost continuous. He will be executed Monday morning for the murder of Luciano Muchin, in Brooklyn in April, 1995. Ferrato, who has given the keepers more trouble than any other condemned man ever brought to Sing Sing, is still in a very nervous condition, but is less hysterical and appears to be more resigned to meet his doom. Molineux and Dr. Kennedy have said they hope Ferraro will not make a scene when his taken out of his cell ti the execution room Monday morning. There are nine condemned men in the death house beside Ferraro. With the exception of Molineux and Dr. Kennedy most of them express no sympathy for Ferraro. Warden Johnson has completed arrangments for the execuation of the Italian. The State electrician--- the electrical machinery today. Ferraro will be given a shock of 1,700 volts.
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