A Texan man on death row said, shortly before being administered a lethal injection, that his execution “creates more victims and traumatises more people 28 years” after his crimes. In his last words, he also expressed hope that his victims’ families could “find forgiveness in their heart”. Charles Victor Thompson, 55, was found guilty of the brutal shooting of his ex-girlfriend Glenda Dennise Hayslip and her new partner Darren Keith Cain at her home in 1998. Before the execution was carried out, he said: “I hope the victims’ family, their extended family, and their loved ones can find forgiveness in their heart and that you can begin to heal and move past this. [There is] no winner in this situation, it creates more victims and traumatises more people 28 years later. “I’m sorry for what I did. I’m sorry for what happened, and I want to tell all of y’all, I love you and that keep Jesus in your life, keep Jesus first.” Thompson died via lethal injection at the Texas State Penitentiary at Huntsville …