A man
sporting two rows of horns implanted into his forehead and a '666'
tattoo has been convicted of murdering three men and chopping up their
bodies today.
Caius
Veiovis screamed at the Springfield jury that convicted him Friday,
saying: 'I'll see you all in hell every f****** one of you. I'll see you
all in hell.'
They had considered his case for the past week in Massachusetts.
Victims: Veiovis murdered Robert Chadwell (left), left, Edward Frampton (center), and David Glasser (right)
Bad news: Veiovis reacts to hearing the jury's verdicts
Veiovis
also was convicted of three counts of kidnapping and three counts of
intimidation of a witness in the killings of David Glasser, Edward
Frampton and Robert Chadwell.
Their remains were buried on private property in Becket.
The two other men charged in the killings have already been convicted.
Authorities say one of those co-defendants wanted Glasser dead so he couldn't testify against him in another case.
The others were killed to eliminate witnesses.
The trial was moved from Berkshire County.
Veiovis
along with Adam Lee Hall and David Chalue kidnapped, killed and
dismembered David Glasser, Edward Frampton and Robert Chadwell with the
help of an instrument resembling a machete.
Caius Veiovis had pleaded not guilty to counts of murder, kidnapping and witness intimidation.
Under
Massachusetts law, he faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison with
no chance for parole following his first-degree murder convictions..
Earlier
this month, an employee at the Home Depot in Pittsfield, took the stand
as a witness for the prosecution to recount how Veiovis came to the
store looking to buy saws.
Veiovis (pictured here earlier this
month) yelled at the Springfield jury that convicted him Friday, saying:
'I'll see you all in hell every f****** one of you. I'll see you all in
hell'
Meeting the press: Berkshire District Attorney David F. Capeless (right) speaks to reporters
Veiovis also was convicted of three
counts of kidnapping and three counts of intimidation. A witness
remembered him buying saws for the grisly murders thanks to his
distinctive appearance
Worker
William Gregory recalled that even though on August 24, 2011, the store
was packed with customers, he was struck by Veiovis' appearance
According
to Gregory, Veiovis and a man who accompanied him, Eric Fox, asked him
to point them in the direction of saws, which he did.
The
pair stopped by the aisle where wrenches were being sold before moving
on to to the area containing handsaws, hatchets and hammers.
Gregory
testified that he witnessed Fox pick up a hatchet and pretend to chop
something. Eventually, the two men paid for a Starfold wrench set and
left.
Veiovis served almost seven-and-a-half years in prison in Maine in 1999 for charges including elevated aggravated assault.
Then
known as Roy Gutfinski, he and his 16-year-old girlfriend cut a
teenager’s back with a razor and kissed as they licked the blood.
The injury required 32 stitches to close.
The Kennebec Journal reported Gutfinski claimed to be a vampire and a Satan worshipper. His name was changed while in prison.
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