I’ve got God on my side, God’s guiding me. I just go by what God tells me.
Jeffrey Hessler was convicted of first degree murder, kidnapping, first degree sexual assault on a child, and use of a firearm to commit a felony. Following Hessler's conviction for first degree murder, the jury found that three statutory aggravating circumstances existed. In its sentencing order, the sentencing panel accepted the jury's verdicts finding that three statutory aggravating circumstances existed. The panel further concluded that no statutory or nonstatutory mitigating factors were established, that mitigating factors did not approach or exceed the weight of the aggravating circumstances, and that a death sentence would not be excessive or disproportionate to sentences previously imposed in similar circumstances. The panel therefore sentenced Hessler to death for first degree murder; to life imprisonment without parole for kidnapping; to 40 to 50 years' imprisonment for sexual assault; and to 20 to 25 years' imprisonment for the firearms conviction, with each sentence to be served consecutively to the others.i
… The True Intentions of This Court follows GOD'S COMMANDS and My Wishes and that is to ONLY to be the following․ I, JEFFREY ALAN HESSLER, MUST BE PUT TO DEATH WITHOUT DIALECTIC.
i FindLaw's Supreme Court of Nebraska case and opinions. (2023). Available at: https://caselaw.findlaw.com/ne-supreme-court/1453206.html (Accessed: 3 March 2023).
Jeffrey A. Hessler. Lot of 2 Autographed Letters/Envelopes Signed. Pmks: March 15, 2007 and April 2, 2007. SEALED. Contents unknown. Pristine.
On the morning of February 11, 2003, 15-year-old Heather Guerrero left her home in Gering, Nebraska, to make deliveries on her newspaper route. Heather never returned home. A search was conducted, and on the morning of February 12, Heather’s body was found in the basement of an abandoned house near Lake Minatare, Nebraska.
During the investigation of Heather’s disappearance, a witness who was walking his dog on the morning of February 11, 2003, reported that he had heard a scream and had seen a silver or tan Nissan Altima drive by at a high rate of speed. A car matching that description belonged to a friend of Hessler’s who had allowed Hessler to drive the car. A search of the car revealed three boxes of live ammunition, some spent casings, and Hessler’s wallet. After police questioned Hessler, Hessler gave police his semiautomatic handgun. In response to interrogation, Hessler admitted to having sex with Heather but asserted that it was consensual. Hessler said that after Heather indicated she would not keep the encounter secret, he “freaked out”, took her to the basement of the abandoned house, and shot her.
On February 26, 2003, the State filed an information charging Hessler with five counts in connection with the death of Heather: count I, premeditated murder; count II, felony murder; count III, kidnapping; count IV, first degree sexual assault; and count V, use of a firearm to commit a felony.i
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i Jeffrey Hessler Nebraska Death Row (2023). Available at: https://mycrimelibrary.com/jeffrey-hessler-nebraska-death-row/ (Accessed: 3 March 2023).