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According to officials, the man who decapitated another man with a chainsaw had a history of murdering antique dealers on the Upper East Side. The perpetrator in this case was described as having a “baby-faced” appearance.
According to records, in January 2020, while being arrested for the murder of Kenneth Savinski, 64, in New York City, 28-year-old transgender woman Alex Ray Scott of Oklahoma acknowledged to the horrific murder of Robin Skocdopole, 63, in Broken Arrow, Okla.
At a Manhattan Supreme Court hearing on Monday, details of the Oklahoma murder became public knowledge when Scott pled guilty to second-degree murder and many charges of unlawful possession about Savinski’s death.
The 28-year-old Alex Ray Scott dismembered one man in Oklahoma with chainsaws before murdering an antique dealer on Manhattan’s Upper East Side with a fancy plate. Officials believe that Steven Hirsch Scott, whom Savinski met on a dating app, murdered her and stole her credit cards in her apartment on the Upper East Side. When she surrendered to authorities and stated, “I think I may have killed someone last night,” her indictment states that she did not recall the violent assault.
The 9-year-old daughter of the stepmother’s boyfriend was allegedly mauled to death by a 103-pound Rottweiler.
In prison, Scott started to change his gender identity. A statement from the US Attorney’s office of the Northern District of Oklahoma states that detectives eventually checked Skocdopole’s residence in Broken Arrow when he didn’t answer phone calls. This was after discovering Skocdopole’s credit cards on Scott at the time.
Authorities discovered the house bereft of any belongings, yet splattered with pools of his blood. According to the statement, it was quickly revealed to investigators that Scott had dismembered the body after killing him using two types of saws. The victim’s head was severed as part of the act, according to authorities.
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The saws were bought from a nearby Walmart, according to Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Joel Seidemann, who revealed this information in court.
According to the statement, Skocdopole’s decomposing body parts were discovered in a neighboring creek in May of that year.
Scott had rented out Skocdopole’s apartment and, to explain his subsequent departure had informed his acquaintances that he had suddenly departed for Dallas.
In Manhattan court on Monday, the double murderer accepted a plea offer. Theodore Hirsch
Scott, who boasted about her extensive use of false eyelashes and heavy makeup, testified that she recalled murdering Savinski with a decorative dish, a kitchen knife, and (maybe) a pen.
Savinski was discovered face-down and drenched in blood on the floor of his living room. He had many stab wounds and a slashed throat, according to the police.
In her native state, she was also confronted with accusations of sexually assaulting a youngster who was six years old.
Law enforcement’s thorough investigation into Scott’s criminal background was commended by prosecutors.
“In my 41 years of experience as a prosecutor, I have seldom encountered an investigation and prosecution of such high quality as this case,” Seidemann stated in court.
In her plea deal including Savinski, Scott agreed to spend a sentence ranging from 22 to life in prison. She is facing a 45-year sentence for the murder of Skocdopole; if released, she will be transported to Oklahoma to serve that term.
On September 26th, she will be back in court for the sentencing hearing in the murder case involving Savinski.
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