Are there more photos of Matthew Shepard’s death place? Find out more in the article below.
Matthew Shepard was an openly gay student in Wyoming.
The ordinary boy, who was really active when it comes to LGBT awareness, caught nationwide attention in the year 1998.
The gay hate murder crime case which caused a national outrage also brought to light and acted as an evolution to LGBT communities. His murder case changed the outlook of America’s thinking towards these people.
Matthew Shepard Death and Crime Scene Photos
Matthew Shepard was brutally attacked which led to his death as per BBC.
To be specific, he was mercilessly attacked and killed in Wyoming for being gay as per online sources.
A 21-year-old student, who was studying at the University of Wyoming, was left to die by two killers (robbers). It is found that these killers initially planned to rob Shepard.
Later, Matthew was robbed and tied to the fence and was shot and hit with the revolver, resulting in violent compression fractures to his skull. Being tied to the fence for almost a day in the frigid cold, he was found out by a bicyclist who thought him to be a scarecrow. After the close encounter, it was found that it was actually a real person and thus, the bicyclist immediately reported the scene to the police.
He was taken to the hospital, but eventually succumbed to his severe wounds five days later and died in the hospital.
The crime scene photos about the fencing place are somehow available on the internet.
Who killed Matthew Shepard?
Aaron Mckinney and Russell Henderson killed 21-year-old Matthew Shepard.
The two robbers, who are the same age as Matthew if he was alive now, committed crimes while they were in their early 20s.
Where Are Aaron Mckinney and Russell Henderson Now?
Aaron Mckinney and Russell Henderson seem to be still serving in jail now.
For committing such heinous crimes, they were sentenced to imprisonment for years.
Talking more about Matthew Shepard, though he is dead, people still remember him even now. In memory of him, his supporters and followers have established the Matthew Shepard Foundation with ‘Erase Hate’ motto.
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