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Kenneth L. BIROS |
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Kenneth Biros
Kenneth Biros
Kenneth Biros
Kenneth Biros
Traffic passes by a bar called Bartos, formerly
called the Nickelodeon Lounge, in Masury,
Ohio.
Tami Engstrom, 22, a young mother and wife whose uncle owned
the bar, was last seen
leaving there on the night of Feb. 7, 1991.
Crime scene
Sharon King, left, wipes a tear as Debi Heiss
recounts the murder of her sister Tami Engstrom
Monday, Jan. 8,
2007, in Warren, Ohio.
Rocky Fonce hugs Sharon King,
in Warren, Ohio. King is a friend of Tami Engstrom, a 22-year-old
mother
murdered in 1991. The case was Fonce's first murder
investigation as a Brookfield Township police detective.
Julie Walburn spokesperson for the Ohio Department
of Rehabilitation and Corrections in Lucasville,
Ohio, as she stands
by a gurney in the execution chamber of the "death house", in
November 2009.
The death chamber at the Southern Ohio
Correctional Institution in Lucasville.
The death chamber at the Southern Ohio
Correctional Institution in Lucasville.
The death chamber at the Southern Ohio
Correctional Institution in Lucasville.
The waiting room near the execution chamber of the
"death house" at the Southern Ohio
Correctional Facility in
Lucasville, Ohio, seen here in November 2009.
The death chamber at the Southern Ohio
Correctional Institution in Lucasville.
Telephones in the execution chamber of the "death
house" at the Southern Ohio Correctional
Facility in Lucasville,
Ohio, in November 2009.
The hearse carrying the body of Kenneth Biros
leaves the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility
after his execution
Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009, in Lucasville, Ohio. Ohio executed Biros
through
the first U.S. lethal injection
using a single drug, a
longer but supposedly less painful method
than previous executions
that required three drugs. Biros was pronounced dead
at 11:47 a.m.
EST Tuesday.
The victim
Tami Engstrom, with son Casey, was 22 on Feb. 7,
1991, when she was
murdered and beheaded by Kenneth Biros.
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