"I consider N. M. Girenko a staunch and incorrigible enemy of the Russian people and I sentence him to the highest degree of punishment," a man identified as V. Y. Popov wrote.
"I probably would have sentenced him to less if I could have," James P. Griffin, the acting justice of the State Supreme Court in Queens who presided over Mr. Nkemakolam's jury trial, said in an interview on Friday.
The younger sibling spoke publicly only once since his capture, telling the Boston court that sentenced him: "I am sorry for the lives I have taken, for the suffering that I have caused you for the damage I have done – irreparable damage".
And I sentenced my breasts to death.
"If the jury convicts this man, I have to sentence him, and I would like to do that with a clear conscience".
"When I see him sentenced, maybe I will be able to move on.
I saw him sentenced to be hanged in a makeshift Jerusalem court in 1988 as weeping Holocaust survivors looked on.
I sentence you to be hanged to death".
