“Will you kill again?”
“If opportunities arise, I would like to believe that happens,” Simpson answered.
Phoenix residents Angela Simpson will never see the exterior of a prison again. Because Simpson is a bit crazy-cray, I’m sure we’ll at least rest a little more peacefully in the evening knowing this.
I’m sure I’ll make that claim often because I write crime stories throughout the day long, but I believe this time. If you aren’t convinced take a look at cray-cray. I mean Simson in the interview of 2012:
Told ya.
The most terrifying thing about Simpson aside from her words is the frankest she is. Her casual, calm manner is what makes her even more frightening according to me. She truly doesn’t have a second thought. None of it. Some people say they don’t.
The majority of criminals make up stories and blame others or appear to be confused and angry But they are not Simpson. She is straight and honest and is clear about what she believes in and believes in what she says.
In April 2012 in April 2012, Judge Paul McMurdie sentenced Simpson to the natural life sentence plus 14 years in prison for killing Terry Neely, a disabled man who was in a wheelchair. The 14 additional years were handed to Simpson for the convictions of absconding with the dead body as well as kidnapping.
The Crime
Simpson was able to lure Neely into her home by promising the promise of sexual sex and drugs. When she got inside, Simpson tortured the man for three days, during which she removed the man’s teeth from his mouth, and then hit him with a nail head.
All of this was done amid Neely sitting before the mirror to observe what she was doing in front of him.
On the last day of the trial, Simpson strangled and stabbed the man over fifty times, before dismembering the body of his victim and burning the remains on fire.
Neely’s autopsy findings showed that he suffered several head injuries that were blunt and that he was suffering from three-inch nails that were hammered into the brain. There were 50 stab wounds, and his throat was cut. The body was later cut up.
Neely’s body was discovered burned in a trash bin at the end of August in 2009. Simpson was taken into custody two weeks later.
What is the reason Angela Simpson Torutrue & Murder Terry Neely?
Simpson’s motivation for the murder? She believed that Neely was an informer.
In a prison interview following her sentence, Simpson was asked if she regretted any decisions. She responded that she just regretted not having let the torture go on for longer. Her response, when asked if she felt remorseful and remorseful, was “Not in any way. What made me feel guilty? ?”
In this interview, Simpson stated that Neely boasted to her about the number of people he’d put in jail for “snitching.” Simpson also declared that she doesn’t want her children to be in a society that is populated with people who snitch. Simpson said that she believes every pedophile should be killed.
Simpson earlier told reporters she thought Neely wasn’t her only victim. Simpson later retracted her statement in her subsequent interview. But, Simpson did say that she would have liked to kill more people before being arrested.
Simpson Today
Following her arrest, Simpson is reported to have made the switch to Islam and has stumbled across someone who would be willing to wed her. She is currently in prison.
Other Famous Arizona Killers
The most famous murderers hail from Arizona and specifically, the Phoenix area.
The most famous name is Jodi Arias.
You may recall that Jodi Arias was brutally stabbed by the ex of her boyfriend Travis Alexander in 2008. Jodi stated that Travis was unkind to her, in addition to other things however the jury was not convinced by it and sentenced her to life imprisonment without the chance of parole.
Other important Arizona murderers include
- Jason Derek Brown
- The Baseline Killer Mark Goudeau
- Robert Fischer
Information and Resources:
https://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/news/angela-simpson-gets-life-in-prison-plus-a-little-extra-for-savage-murder-of-disabled-man-6646577
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/discovery-takes-deep-dive-into-jodi-arias-story-with-if-i-cant-have-you-exclusive-4124339/