What kind of evil life did American murderer Weger lead after spending half a century in prison?

According to ABC's February 17 report, an 80-year-old male prisoner Wiig will be released from Illinois prison next week. Sixty years ago, he was sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering three women. It has been more than half a century since he was released. 2 1 year-old murderer became a white-haired old man. The news made the victim's family and lawyers publicly protest against his release plan, but Vig's supporters and lawyers insisted that the elderly like him did not pose a threat to society and public safety. 1960, Ge Wei, who was only 2 1 year old, worked as a dishwasher in an Illinois hotel and spent most of his life fishing and hiking in state parks.

I met three women hiking, 50-year-old Lillian? Odin, Francis Murphy, 47, and Mildred Lindquist, 50. He lured three victims into St. Louis Canyon, tied them up, and then killed them in cold blood. A few days later, the police found three bodies, which caused a sensation in society. At first, Weige claimed innocence and denied his crime. He said that the prosecutor forced him to confess a crime he had not committed. Later, the police compared the rope tied by the victim with the rope in the hotel kitchen, which made Ge Wei unable to deny the evidence. Finally, in 196 1, 22-year-old Ge Wei was sentenced to life imprisonment.

Weig was released on1October 24th, 20 19 165438+, but the Illinois Attorney General is under the evaluation of the Violence Commitment Act to ensure that the released prisoners will not have social impact. As a result, the release of Wegg was delayed by 90 days. Relatives of the victims and the public have publicly protested against the murderer's release from prison, but Weger's lawyer said in an interview with the Chicago Times. I believe that anyone who talks to him will believe that he won't hurt anyone if he goes out? Ge Wei, who is close to 8 1 year old, suffers from asthma and arthritis. After he is released from prison, he will live in a government department in St. Leonard, Chicago, and receive care services for the elderly. His lawyer said that as a veteran, he would get social security benefits and medical insurance from the Department of Veterans Affairs.