A Texas man, Travis Mullis, was executed by lethal injection for killing his 3-month-old son over 16 years ago. Mullis had previously waived his right to appeal his death sentence.
Authorities reported that, at the time, Mullis sexually assaulted and then strangled his son, prompting prosecutors to label him a “monster.”
“I do regret the decision to take the life of my son,” Mullis said shortly before his execution.
He did not express ill will toward others involved in his punishment.
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Texas man who waived his right to appeal death sentence is executed for killing infant son
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Texas man executed for killing infant son after waiving right to appeal death sentence
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Texas man who waived his right to appeal death sentence is executed for killing infant son
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Man executed for molesting, stomping infant son to death in 2008 waived right to appeal sentence
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Texas man who waived his right to appeal death sentence is executed for killing infant son
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Mullis executed by state of Texas for killing infant son
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