Criminal Mentality and Justification
📌 The interviewee, Angela Simpson, explicitly states she is not remorseful for murdering the man, claiming he deserved to die because he allegedly told her he was a "snitch."
🚫 Simpson denied killing anyone else, though she expressed regret that her co-defendants divulged information to detectives, as she believed they lied to prosecutors for lesser sentences.
⚖️ She stated that the courtroom outcome was not justice, believing she should have received the death penalty instead of a life sentence, which she prefers as it means spending time with her sisters in prison.

Actions During the Crime
🛠️ Simpson detailed the act of taking the victim to her house, walking him upstairs, "kicked his ass and killed him," and confirmed the torture over three days involved actions like driving nails into his head and pulling his teeth out.
🛑 This prolonged torture was deemed necessary by Simpson, viewing the act as a "businesslike proposition" or a job that needed to be done, rather than a crime of passion.
💬 A racial component was admitted; Simpson confirmed she would not kill another Black individual but stated there is "always a racial component" in this case involving a white male victim.

Future Intent and Regret
😔 Simpson confirmed she does not regret killing the victim and further expressed regret for not killing another individual (Joseph Vaness, related to an armed robbery) due to time constraints.
🔪 She explicitly stated she hopes to kill again if the opportunity arises, indicating no rehabilitation or change in intent.
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 She refused to discuss her four children, stating she does not want to talk about them when asked about the separation.

Key Points & Insights
➡️ Simpson exhibits a complete lack of remorse and displays a self-righteous attitude about her actions, believing she served as judge and jury.
➡️ The only "regrets" expressed were procedural: co-defendants talking to police and not having enough time to torture the victim for a full week, or killing a second potential victim.
➡️ Simpson believes in "equal opportunity" for heinous crimes, noting that such acts are usually a domain of men, suggesting women are equally capable of such violence.

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