“He did apologize for the death of Henry Dupree, the security guard, and he said he was sorry about what happened for his family," Huggins said. "He then said, in a couple of rambling things, that there was no such thing as closure, that closure was something you got when you read a book and put it on the shelf. He said something along the lines that if you want to go ahead and murder me, just say it. And then he thanked his attorney and one of his friends and ended his last statement.”

Treesh was the 50th inmate to be put to death since the state resumed executions in 1999. Treesh was never prosecuted for the crimes he allegedly committed in other states.