Mattingly says looking back to the moment life changed for her as an eight-year-old, she feels guilty that when the social workers came for her, she didn't tell them what was going on in that house. Montgomery often read her Bible or did things with her hands, including writing, quilting, and making placemats and bookmarks, Dorr said. Lisa Montgomery's current legal team has conducted some 450 interviews with family members, friends, case workers, doctors and social workers. It turns out that it only takes a few people to save a child's life: being loved by my foster parents saved mine. Recently, there has been a virus outbreak on death row at the institution, and previous executions have been linked to outbreaks among the execution team and prison staff. Montgomerys entire life was marked by people who failed to protect her, Babcock said. Judy Shaughnessy and her boyfriend physical, psychological and sexual abuse Lisa. A longtime death penalty opponent, Wurtz said he considers it "idiotic" that Montgomery is to be executed. That could change in Terre Haute. If they all go ahead, the federal government will have executed more people than any administration in nearly 100 years. "I was like, 'Oh, she was not.' Harper told a dispatcher her daughter's womb appeared to have "exploded" and that blood was "everywhere." Lisa's and my father was also mentally ill. "The other sister stayed in that situation, and it got worse and worse and worse. Even at the age of 8, Mattingly recalled being worried about what would happen to Montgomery without her there. [N]ot only was it bizarre behavior, but it was very embarrassing for me as her daughter, she said. In recommending execution, the jury spelled out six aggravating factors supporting capital punishment. More: The U.S. has not executed a woman in 67 years. The next morning, Lisa and Kevin Montgomery showed off a newborn girl dressed in a pink bonnet as they ate breakfast at the Whistle Stop Cafe in downtown Melvern. And, in fact, blaming her for it.. Ive always said that I am bruised, but not broken, Mattingly said, her voice choked with tears. Because of Stinnett's easy-going reputation, Morrow remembers instantly dismissing the initial reports of her murder. After previously being allowed contact with a limited number of inmates, Montgomery was moved to a solitary confinement cell at Carswell and kept there 24 hours a day, seven days a week, Henry said. As long as she was given cigarettes, Montgomery continued to talk, Strong said. The case was ruled a homicide and remains unsolved. "She was completely detached from reality.". Lisa Montgomery has been held at theCarswell Federal Medical Center in Fort Worth, Texas, for 12 years. He also noted that after she confessed to killing Stinnett, she changed her story to contend the murder was committed by her half-brotherTommy Kleiner. Since they began, the federal government has executed seven people. "She was really the first one to have a decent marriage, you know, and I guess looking at Bobbie Jo was like, what your dreams were when you were younger.". Now, she called him to tell him that shed gone into labor while shopping and had given birth at a clinic. She missed the funeral because of it. If Mattinglycould speak directly to Trump, she said, she would tell him: "Please dont take my sister. Montgomery's lawyers argue that because of a combination of years of horrific abuse, and a raft of psychological issues, she should never have been given the death penalty. A few years after Mattingly was removed from the home, when Montgomery was in kindergarten, her mother remarried a man named Jack Kleiner. In the end, it was in prisonwhere she spent years on death row after committing a horrific crimethat she began to recover from a lifetime of nightmarish abuse. I couldn't believe how good it felt to be part of a loving family. They hold a collection and try to do something nice for Stinnett's mother. She has been let down over and over and over again by people in authority, people who were supposed to be caretakers for her, Mattingly said. Only around 2% of inmates on death row are women. "But one of the things that the president can do is say - to women who have been trafficked, and who have been sexually abused - 'Your abuse matters'.". Montgomery is "evil personified," he said. She was born in 1968, the child of two troubled alcoholics. Her children were disturbed by it. Lisa Montgomery, who endured years of sexual and physical abuse, murdered an expectant mother and took the baby. More: Who was the last woman executed by the US government? In addition to Strong and Fritz, those investigators were FBI Special Agents Mike Miller and Scott Gentine and Topeka police officer Tom Glor. Read about our approach to external linking. Montgomery is scheduled to be put to death by a lethal injection of pentobarbital at Terre Haute prison in Indiana. They believe that at the time of the crime, Montgomery was psychotic and out of touch with reality. Montgomery took Stinnetts baby, clamped the umbilical cord and used baby wipes to clean her. He recalled that Montgomery begged him not to tell anyone, for fear that Kleiner would kill her. She would tell me I had to leave and I couldnt take anything with me because she bought everything, she recalled. Lisa Montgomery tried to get counseling the year before she killed Stinnettbut wasn'tconnected to a quality provider, her attorneys said. She lived at 61 addresses in the 36 years before she went to prison, court documents show. She lives in Lebanon, Ky., is married with two adult children and has worked the past 19 years for the state of Kentucky. In what Mattingly described as the most lucky thing to ever happen to her, she was placed with a loving foster family who showered her with affection. As Montgomery grew up, court records say, observersnoticed that she increasingly appeared to be "spaced out," "not emotionally present" or in "her own little world.". Those records say questions were raised about her ability to function as an effective parent afterher house was found to be "filthy," her children were seen running naked in her yard and one of her daughters, then 2years old,ingested a bottle of Tylenol in 1993. Nobody has said that Lisa should never have been punished. Mattingly and Montgomery lived together until Mattingly was eight and her half-sister was four. She was born into a family rife with mental illness, including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and depression. Residents there tend to think her execution would bring an appropriate end to a painful chapter in their city's history, he said. "I looked to my right and there was Lisa Montgomery on the sofa, holding the baby," he said. My sister is on death row, Kleiner wrote in the lawsuit petition. "Bobbie deserves to be here today. The views expressed in this article are the author's own. In December 2004, Montgomery drove 281.5 km (175 miles) from her home in Kansas to Skidmore, where she had an appointment to look at some puppies owned by Stinnett. Montgomery, 39, is accused of killing Bobbie Joe Stinnett, 23, and cutting the baby from her womb on Dec. 16, 2004, at Stinnett's home in Skidmore. Her terror was well-founded, said Montgomery's attorneys, Kelley Henry and Amy Harwell. Lisa's mother, Judy Shaughnessy, abused her "in extreme and sadistic ways," according to interviews with nearly 450 family members, neighbors, lawyers, social workers, and teachers. In Montgomerys early childhood, her older sister, Diane, suffered the worst of the violence. As the oldest, I was the protector of Lisa and our baby sister. Mental health experts who examined her believe that her history of childhood trauma exacerbated a genetic predisposition to mental illness that ran in her family. Emotions ran high in 2007 as Montgomery was tried in federal court for kidnapping resulting in death. In response to traumatic events, children may dissociate from their feelings and their bodies to protect themselves from experiencing what is happening. Lisa Montgomery, a federal prisoner, is now slated to be executed on Jan. 12. When she was 18, Montgomery married her stepbrother. In late December, Montgomery's legal team submitted a petition to President Donald Trump that makes the case that after a lifetime of abuse - which they characterise as torture - she is too mentally ill to be executed and deserves mercy. But Strong says this is the first year he's heard directly from Stinnett's husband. Meanwhile, her mother in 1985 had married Richard Boman, whose son Montgomery's stepbrother, Carl Boman got Montgomery pregnant. When Judy, Lisa's mother and my stepmother, came to beat us, I stood between her and the younger girls and took the beating, whether it was belts, cords or hangers. She was quiet and kind, they say. Its not just the childhood maltreatment and psychological abuse and neglect, or the incredible sexual abuse by her stepfather, or the sex trafficking, Porterfield said. Montgomery, 52, the only woman on federal death row,is scheduled to be executed by lethal injection Jan. 12 in the U.S. Penitentiary at TerreHaute, Ind. Thats happened since Montgomery's childhood, when theterror she experienced while being raped forced her to retreat emotionally into an imaginary house,where everything is fine, Henry said. Montgomery then said she had given birth at home with help from two female friends and, later, that she had given birth alone. Mattingly said she was fortunate to have been moved to a lovinghome of high school history teacher and coach Floyd Gwin;his wife, Zella Gwin;and their three biological children. Diane Mattingly is the sister of Lisa Montgomery, who is scheduled for execution by the federal government on December 8, 2020. And theyre taking me away from her.. "That sent a chill up my spine," Strong said. Her story quickly fell apart and she confessed to the killing. "It was violent and like a scene out of a horror movie," he said in a statement. I support my wife and her request for clemency, but because I am sick with COVID and am caring for my parents who are also sick with COVID, I ask the media to respect our need for rest and privacy," he said. His physical abuse of the children had sexual undercurrents: He would make the girls strip naked before whipping them. They also discovered that Shaughnessy prostituted. Montgomery also suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder and major depression, jurors were told. On the ride home, she clamped the umbilical cord and cleaned the baby girl with wipes. Prosecutors said Montgomery was faking mental illness, notingthat many people are sexually abused, but few go on to kill. The mom, Judy Shaughnessy, was so cruel she once beat the family dog to death in front of her kids, the petition states. That was ultimately dropped in favour of an insanity defence, but Henry believes the damage to Montgomery's credibility was already done. Randy Strong, one of the investigators who would later get Montgomery to confess, said she apparently used part of a clotheslineto create a garrote, slipping it over Stinnett's head from behind, probably as she was on her knees putting a puppy into a dog carrier. She has writtenopinion piecespublished in Elle and Newsweek. Shaughnessy's nephew, David Kidwell, testified that she believed Montgomery "had brought [the abuse] on herself, that she enticed him". Judy Shaughnessy had already raised two convicted felons at the time. One theory her lawyers put forward regarding the chain of events that led to the murder, is that Montgomery feared her ex-husband would expose her lies about being pregnant and use it against her as he sought custody of their children. We lived in a house of horrors. Kleiner and Shaughnessy divorced in 1985, with Shaughnessy contending she once walked in on Kleiner and Montgomery having sex. And that would be from across a courtroom, where lawyers for the US government were trying to persuade a jury to sentence Montgomery to death. More recently, the states that have been carrying out executions, such as Texas and Tennessee, have halted and delayed executions because of the pandemic. Though capital case defendants tend to be confused and stunned, those emotions were heightened with Montgomery, who had trouble responding to questions, Wurtz said. The couple had three children in rapid succession. 2023 BuzzFeed, Inc. All rights reserved. U.S. District Judge Gary A. Fenner upheld the jury's recommendation the following April. The family moved often. The baby, who was uninjured, was returned to her father. He was in her. Montgomery's mother, Judy Shaughnessy, told The . That is exactly what Lisa Montgomery developed into, which is a person who had profound disconnection from her body, from her mind, from her experience, Porterfield said. Montgomery was sentenced for the murder of a 23-year-old woman who was eight months pregnant. Shaughnessy in 1974 married her third husband, Jack Kleiner, a divorced father of five. Every time she has a birthday, it will also be the anniversary of the slaughter of her mother, Whitworth said. But blind outrage over the brutality of the crime leaves little room for curiosity about why Montgomery committed the act, and whether she deserves the most severe penalty that exists in the criminal justice system. Montgomerys case is not about whether she is responsible for the crime; she is. "The Lisa I knew was a good person who cared about the other women in the pod and was quiet and generous and kind," Dorr said. There is a decision that has to be made, separate from guilt, about whether someones behavior is so morally reprehensible that they deserve the death penalty, she said. Bobbie Jo Stinnetts hometown waits as killers execution date nears. Montgomery's older half-sister, Diane Mattingly, told reporters last week that Shaughnessy repeatedly beat Montgomery and Mattingly. Montgomery's lawyers want her sentence commuted to a life sentence, which would allow her to remain under psychiatric care in prison for the rest of her days. Stinnett lived with her husband, Zeb, in Skidmore, Mo., a town near the state's northwest corner with fewerthan 300 people today. That could change in Terre Haute. In a letterin late November written with a black crayon, Montgomery told Dorr that other inmates at Carswell took it "really hard" when her execution date was set. But my hope is President Trump will stop Lisa's execution and commute her sentence to life in prison. She does not deserve to die. If you were to meet her, it would be inconceivable to you that she committed this crime, Harwell said. Part of HuffPost Crime. When they came to take me, I thought they were coming to take all of us. The murder 16 years ago is never far from the minds of the town's residents. While a six-week time period to prepare for clemency might always be unreasonable, it is particularly arduous given the pandemic.. Tommy Kleiner and Montgomery have stayed in touch. Henry said Montgomery seemed out of touch with reality when Henry and Harwell, who work in Tennessee, traveled by plane to visit her in October and early November at Fort Worth. The infant found later that day to weigh 5 pounds, 11 ounces was "very still" and didn't cry, which concerned Strong. Two other inmates are scheduled to die at Terre Haute prison before Mr Trump's presidency ends. Many there believe the final moments of Bobbie Jo Stinnett were so horrific, the death sentence is warranted. "Come on, baby. As a teenager, Montgomery confided in her cousin, a deputy sheriff, that she was being raped by Kleiner and other men orally, vaginally and anally. In the cases where women are sentenced to death, prosecutors often use gender stereotypes against the defendants, she said, characterizing them as transgressive or not normal in some way. "She was hyperventilating," Henry said. Strong was a police detective in Maryville, Mo., 14 miles northeast of Skidmore, and Fritz was a detective at Cameron, also in northwest Missouri. While the court admonished her for not reporting it to authorities, they did not report it either. Porterfield compared the chronic abuse to pouring lighter fluid onto a spark. Around this time, Shaughnessy and Patterson separated, and Mattingly was removed from the house by child protective services an act which she credits for saving her life. She had bought supplies, including a home birth kit, and searched online for how to perform a caesarean section. As an adult, Montgomerys dysfunctional life mimicked that of her childhood. "God, no, please," she said. Investigators quickly realised that "Darlene Fischer" did not exist, and tracked Montgomery down the next day using her emails and computer IP address. A herd of rat terriers greeted them. But what happened at the modest clapboard house where Stinnett lived with her husband still haunts some of those involved in the investigation. "We knew we were walking into the killer's house.". President Donald Trump can "break the chain of evil" experienced by Montgomery and other members of her family by granting clemency and commuting her sentence to life imprisonment, Mattingly said. For Montgomery, her lawyers argue, it began before she was born. I was put in foster care with a wonderful family. The idea that that evidence of her bad mothering is part of what the jury could rely upon as a reason to sentence her to death its something you would never find in a case of a man.. Family members have claimed that Shaughnessy blamed Montgomery for the abuse and the divorce. Multiple medical experts have given statements agreeing with that diagnosis. She had four children in less than four years before being sterilized. Her case is one of the most extreme of all the cases that Ive looked at, in terms of the severity and repetition of the violence that she experienced, she said. She faulted Montgomerys defense team at the time of the initial trial for failing to connect the dots between Montgomerys childhood trauma and her later behavior. Court records describe her as a quiet loner who spent a lot of time reading books. "Last year, we got flowers, and gave her a $100-plus gift card and then paid her water bill," says Jena Baumli. Today, residents are tired of Melvernbeing connected with Lisa Montgomery, said current Mayor Lyndon Weddle, who describesMelvern asafriendlyrural community where people wave when they pass each other. School friend Baumli says she's read the descriptions of Montgomery's abuse, but it mostly just makes her angry. The couple returned to their home near Melvern, which was being watched by investigators working to identify the woman who had told Stinnett she was Darlene Fischer. The couple had four children in five years, but the relationship was not the escape from violence that Montgomery might have hoped it would be. In 1986, when Montgomery was 18, she married her stepbrother, Carl Boman. Lisa Montgomery strangle one pregnant woman for Missouri before cutting and kidnapping her baby in 2004. . She pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. However, calls for Trump to be merciful are hardly unanimous. Montgomery described feeling that she was unsure whether her environment was real, and confided that she used a strategy to ground herself in reality: She would look at a tree out the window and tell herself that the tree was real if she could see it. "There's so many people that failed her throughout her whole life. The family moved from place to place dozens of times, but it was in a trailer in Sperry, Oklahoma, where her lawyers say the abuse turned into something more akin to torture. Ms. I didn't know what to do or how to talk to my sister about it.". Montgomerys mother, Judy Shaughnessy, who was 20 at the time of her birth in 1968, drank heavily while pregnant with her daughter. Theyre saying that a sentence of life without the possibility of parole is more than sufficient punishment for someone who has endured what she did.. Patterson was transferred after Montgomerys birth to Fort Riley inKansas, where their family lived when another daughter was born in 1970. Ramachandran said Montgomery told him she didn't remember killing Stinnett or cutting the baby out of her body. The tiny farming town of Skidmore sits in the far northwest corner of Missouri. Nobody has said that Lisa should never have been punished. Stinnett bled to death. I thought they knew what was going on, she said. Montgomery's father, John Patterson, a 25-year-old in the military, was also an alcoholic. She said it was over and over, one man right after the other, and went on for hours, her cousin said in a sworn statement. 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