NIKKO JENKINS – KILLING A THREE-JUDGE PANEL SENTENCED HIM TO DEATH IN MAY 2017. Considering the despicable acts he had committed during th...
NIKKO JENKINS – KILLING
A THREE-JUDGE PANEL SENTENCED HIM TO DEATH IN MAY 2017. Considering the despicable acts he had committed during that time, IT WAS A LANDMARK DECISION.
Apophis was an ancient Egyptian god of chaos who, according to notorious killer Nikko Allen Jenkins, gave orders for his crimes. In a handwritten letter, Nikko admitted that he would defend the kingdom of Apophis with animalistic savage brutality.
How much do you know about the killer on the rampage?
EARLY LIFE
Nikko Jenkins, an American serial killer who was born in September 1986, was found guilty of killing four people in Omaha, Nebraska.
He was the son of Lori Jenkins and David A. Magee and was born in Colorado, USA. He was raised with his two sisters, Erica and Melonie, and was exposed to criminal activity from an early age. His parents were responsible for those deeds.
Before passing away in 2009, his father David was found guilty of a number of offenses, including making terroristic threats. On the other hand, in 2013, his mother was charged with possessing weapons while a felon.
Nikko was negatively impacted by all of that, yet he continues to blame his misdeeds on the Egyptian deity Apophis.
As early as age 7, he was jailed for bringing a gun to school. He received a 21-year sentence for carjacking nine years later. Nikko took part in a jail riot and assaulted a guard on duty twice.
HAD HE BEEN MARRIED?
His wife's name was? A married man? At the Tecumseh State Prison, Nikko and Chalonda were wed in February 2010. On August 7, 2017, they finally divorced after seven years of marriage.
They spent only four weeks of their time together as a couple outside of prison. No children are mentioned in any records.
MURDER AND CRIME
As previously stated, Nikko displayed criminal propensities even as a young youngster. He was only seven years old when he brought a gun to school. He didn't hurt anyone, but it was a warning sign.
He received a prison term at the age of 15 for a carjacking case. He was given a 21-year prison term, but he only served 10.
He committed a number of spree killings within a two-week period shortly after being released from prison.
On August 13, 2013, he first seduced Julian Uribe Pena and Jorge C. Cariga-Ruiz by pretending to have sexual contact with two women before shooting them.
The body of Curtis Bradford was then discovered on August 17, four days later. Because of their time spent together in prison, the investigation led to the association with Nikko.
Andrea Kruger was his last victim; her body was discovered by the side of the road with multiple gunshot wounds. In a series of torturous 8-hour interviews, Nikko admitted to all the murders.
WHERE DID HE GET ARRESTED?
Nikko was detained due to unrelated terrorism threats that his wife had reported. After that, he was connected to the murders after detectives discovered CCTV evidence from a nearby gun store.
In the footage, a woman was seen purchasing firearms that matched those used in the murder cases. Nikko sent a handwritten letter to the Omaha World-Herald, the prosecution, and the judge in November 2013.
He admitted to killing all four people in it, but he added that he did so as a sacrifice to the Egyptian serpent god Apophis.
Trial And Judgment
Nikko confessed to the murders but also sued the State of Nebraska in federal court for $24.5 million. The spree killer claimed he was prematurely freed from prison. He claimed in the case that the state had wrongfully let him out of jail before he was prepared to face the outside world. They disregarded his hearing voices from Apophis, he added.
The spree killers alleged that not enough had been done by the authorities to address his mental health problems. His wife concurred, as well. She claimed he wasn't prepared to be released from jail.
Jenkins also asserted that mental illness was to blame for his issues. He claimed to have bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
However, a medical examination revealed that he was fabricating psychotic symptoms in order to avoid jail time.
IS HE ACTIVE NOW?
He was given the death penalty by a three-judge panel in May 2017. Taking into account the heinous crimes he had committed over the years, it was a landmark decision.
However, five years later, there is still no word of his passing. In addition, he received a 450-year prison term for charges involving weapons in the murders.
Nikko was detained at the Nebraska Correctional Institution and has not yet been put to death. He is too mentally ill, according to his attorneys, to be executed.
He committed various acts of self-mutilation while imprisoned, including inking the number 666 on his forehead. But because he was using a mirror, the numbers appeared as upside-down nines.
WHERE HE GUILTY?
He blamed Apophis for his crimes before, during, and after his entire trial. He claimed that Apophis gave the orders for him to commit the crimes, and he has admitted as much in a handwritten letter. He promised to defend the kingdom of Apophis with animalistic savage brutality in it.
Nikko changed his body in several ways to pay tribute to Apophis. He attempted to alter his penis in 2015 to resemble the Egyptian god, but it failed. Although he was unable to perfect it, it did not deter him from changing other aspects of his body.
He attempted to carve the number 666, but the result was 999, as we previously stated. Another fruitless endeavor was his attempt to slash his tongue into the shape of a serpent. In the end, he spilled blood on the walls and his overall.
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