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The Killer Who Canceled the Electric Chair. John Jubert Was Called America's Youngest Maniac — Novaya Gazeta Europe

In July 1996, John Jubert, 33, was executed for killing three people. He was called America's youngest maniac — he first developed sadistic tendencies at the age of 13. He committed all three murders in the year of his 20th birthday. Twelve years after his arrest, he was electrocuted. And his painful execution was the reason for the abolition of the electric chair in most states in the country. John Jubert was born on June 2, 1963 in Lawrence, N…
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In July 1996, John Jubert, 33, was executed for killing three people. He was called America's youngest maniac — he first developed sadistic tendencies at the age of 13. He committed all three murders in the year of his 20th birthday. Twelve years after his arrest, he was electrocuted. And his painful execution was the reason for the abolition of the electric chair in most states in the country. John Jubert was born on June 2, 1963 in Lawrence, N…

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Новая газета. Европа broke the news on Sunday, August 2, 2026.
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