Episode 1 of every season is free. Follow the show and unlock Skoob+ to access 6 gripping podcast channels filled with true crime, mysteries, conspiracies, and psychological deep dives. How does a serial killer face justice when his crimes stretch across multiple states? And when the trials finally end, does the verdict truly close the story? In this episode, we uncover the final and most dramatic chapter in the chilling case of Glenn Edward Rogers, one of America’s most disturbing cross-country killers. From courtroom battles in Ohio to death penalty rulings in Florida and California, this episode explores how the justice system pursued Rogers for decades. The story begins with the murder of Mark Peters, a 71-year-old man whose act of kindness turned deadly when he allowed Rogers into his life. Prosecutors built a powerful case using circumstantial evidence, stolen property, and a hidden body that ultimately led to Rogers’s conviction for aggravated murder. But the legal fight didn’t stop there. In Florida, investigators pieced together the brutal killing of Tina Marie Cribbs, a woman who met Rogers at a bar shortly before being found murdered in a motel room. Witness testimony, financial records, fingerprints, and a stolen vehicle created a chain of evidence that led to Rogers being convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to death. Then the investigation stretched even further west. In California, the murder of Sandra Gallagher revealed a chilling pattern—Rogers meeting women in bars, gaining their trust, and leaving a trail of violence behind him. Prosecutors argued that these crimes weren’t isolated incidents but part of a consistent and deadly method used across the country. But even after multiple convictions, the legal battle continued. This episode also dives deep into Rogers’s appeals, Supreme Court rulings, and the final legal arguments surrounding childhood trauma, mental health, and the controversial use of the death penalty. We explore how the courts weighed justice, evidence, and constitutional rights during decades of litigation. Finally, in May 2025, the long legal saga reached its conclusion when Rogers was executed by lethal injection in Florida—an event that reignited a nationwide debate over capital punishment, justice for victims, and the ethics of the death penalty. This is more than a true crime story. It’s a look inside the American legal system, the psychology of serial killers, and the difficult question of what justice really means. Listen now to uncover the full story behind the trials, the appeals, and the final judgment in the Glenn Edward Rogers case. Follow the show and step deeper into the world of Skoob+, where one subscription unlocks six powerful podcast channels packed with true crime investigations, unsolved mysteries, conspiracy theories, and psychological storytelling. Episode 1 of every season is free—subscribe today and start listening.
