A death prisoner believes that Satan is sending judges in his court case

A Southern Carolina A man in death believes that the judges who go against him are governed by Satan, and most of the laws are unconstitutional, he wrote in manuscript legal documents because he seeks to avoid death after his shooting was delayed earlier this year.

58 -year -old Stephen Bixby had to die in May for the murder of two police officers, before the state’s Supreme Court entered and stopped his shooting so he could be determined if he was mentally competent. The lower court asked to evaluate whether his lawyers were able to protect him from his beliefs.

Earlier, the psychologist said that Bixby realized that it led to his death sentence, but that he also believes that the blood found on his clothes on the night for the murder contains the DNA of Jesus Christ.

Bixby was convicted of 2003 murder Of the two police officers who came to his home in the Oblovil district, to discuss the land dispute between his family and the construction brigade that came to the road extension. His parents were also accused of murder, but since then they died.

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The South Carolina man in the deadly regime believes that the judges who rule against him are governed by Satan. (Department of South Carolina’s punishment through AP)

In December of the same year, Bixby shot dead Deputy District Abeville Danny Wilson when the officer knocked on the front door of his parents, a day after the threatening crew, officials said.

Wilson’s body was dying in the house in the house and handcuffed. Bixbys then killed the state constable Doni Haste when he and other officers responded to the house because Wilson went missing for an hour, which led to a 12-hour confrontation when officers and family released hundreds of shots at each other.

Bixby’s lawyers claimed that he was convinced that the United States’s legal system is unconstitutional and incorrect at the last month, and refuses to share the information required to help him avoid shooting. Prosecutors claim that Bixby’s anti -government beliefs are shared by others and that he understands why the state wants to end his life.

At the hearing, R. Scott District Judge gave Bixby for ten minutes to speak and promised a ruling in 30 days, but later Bixby said he was not offered enough time to go to court.

Bixby spent some of his conversation, arguing that Wilson was killed because he tried to pick up his family.

“I’m just tired of this tragedy. That’s all I want to steal my parents’ property,” Bixby said.

Fulfillment in Alabama remained to determine whether he is competent enough to die

In May, Stephen Bixby died for killing two police officers before the state’s Supreme Court entered and stopped shooting. (AP Photo/Mary Ann Chastain)

A little a week after the Bixby hearing presented manuscript legal documents, which included several non -working phrases, such as “Missing Justice”, “The Requirements of the Law” and “Cancellation of Condemnation”.

“Judge the swell gave me 10 minutes to go to court. Thank you!” Bixby wrote sarcastically, adding that the state of the Constitution allows someone accused of a crime completely heard or through his lawyer.

“Unconstitutional shrinkage gave an unlimited time psychobabilized their subjective, unjustified assumption of theories that are not based on facts!” Bixby wrote.

While the Bixby movement includes some legal phrases, it does not offer any reasoning accepted before.

“I proved, and the persecution acknowledged through the omission and the reception in accordance with the rule 24a and 55.2 charges against them from 12.05.03 (to whom it may concern Bixbis” Full Innocence. “He wrote me!

Bixby also suggested that the judge was betraying when he failed to stop the shooting and release him from custody.

“I am an innocent person !! May the freedom call and let those who commit treachery waving !!!” Bixby wrote. “Like Thomas Jefferson: I stand in principle even when I stand alone.”

They were asked to evaluate whether Stephen Bixby’s lawyers were able to defend him from his beliefs. (AP)

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Bixby was with regular returns if The Supreme Court of the State In March, he stopped the shooting.

The court said Bixby would be considered competent to comply with the federal legislation because he understands that his crime has led to his death sentence, but noted that the state law requires additional conclusion that prisoners could rationally communicate with their lawyers.

An expert, who was subjected to Bixbi’s lawyers at the hearing last month, said the prison isolation had only made his beliefs more unchanged and that Bixby was stuck in his thinking.

The expert of the state said that, while Bixby’s beliefs can make him a heavy customer, it does not make him impossible to defend himself and that he is in some ways regarding himself as a martyr who is preparing to die for his beliefs.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.