Marshall Lee Gore

His parents married in 1961 in Chicago, where Gore grew up.

They later moved to the Miami area.

The Gore family frequently got into trouble with the law.

Jimmy Joe Gore was arrested on Felony charges in three states.

Some of Gore's siblings were also arrested for various offenses.

Marshall Lee Gore (August 17, 1963 – October 1, 2013) was an American convicted murderer and rapist who was executed by the state of Florida for the 1988 murders of two women.

He also raped and attempted to murder a third woman before kidnapping her 2-year-old son.

Gore was born on August 17, 1963, in Chicago, Illinois, and grew up in a troubled family.

He was the second of five children born to Jimmy Joe Gore and Brenda McCurry Gore.

Gore was arrested at least eight times for multiple offenses throughout the 1980s in Miami-Dade County, Florida.

His parents' marriage fell apart in 1985 due to abuse and violence, with the couple officially getting a divorce in 1987.

Gore stayed with his father in Florida and worked as a bouncer at a bar his father owned.

He then stole her car, a 1986 black Ford Mustang, and dumped her body off a forest road in Columbia County, Florida.

On February 14, he attacked a Miami waitress, raping and stabbing her.

The waitress survived the attack, and Gore abandoned the stolen Mustang in Miami, where it was found the same day.

On March 11, 30-year-old Robyn Gayle Novick, a General Motors credit services representative from Lauderhill, who was working a brief stint moonlighting as a dancer, was seen leaving the parking lot of a tavern in her yellow Corvette.

She was spotted leaving with a man who was later identified as Gore.

Gore murdered Novick by stabbing her in the chest and tying a belt around her neck.

He stole her car and dumped her body in a trash heap near Homestead.

According to a medical examiner, the cause of death was mechanical asphyxia and stab wounds.

The time of death was estimated between 9 p.m., March 11 and 1 a.m., March 22.

Gore was spotted driving Novick's car, which police found abandoned hours later in Coral Gables.

On March 14, Gore abducred and attacked a third woman, 32-year-old Tina Coralis, who was an exotic dancer from Broward.

He beat Coralis with a rock, raped, choked, and stabbed her.

He then slit her throat with a knife and left her for dead by the side of a road near where he had dumped Novick's body.

Gore then stole her car and drove off, taking her 2-year-old son Jimmy, who was still sitting in the back of the vehicle.

Coralis survived the attack and alerted the police.

Gore had fled the state and headed to Georgia, where he left Jimmy, locking him in the pantry of an abandoned barn before heading north towards Kentucky.

On March 16, while police were searching for Jimmy, they came across Novick's body near where Coralis'.

The same day Jimmy was found unharmed.

Gore was tracked to a trailer in Paducah, Kentucky, where he was captured on March 17, unarmed and without incident.

Near the trailer, police found the Coralis' stolen car.

After he was arrested, Gore was questioned about all three crimes.

He initially denied knowing any of the women and claimed that he was Jimmy's biological father.

On January 30, 1988, 19-year-old Susan Marie Roark, a Tennessee college student, disappeared.

She was last seen alive with Gore leaving a trailer park in Bradley County, Tennessee.

Roark phoned her grandmother and told her she was spending the night with a girlfriend in Cleveland.

She said she would be home the following morning in time for church.

The following day, Gore murdered her, inflicting trauma to her neck and chest.

Gore was convicted, sentenced to death, and subsequently executed in 2013 at Florida State Prison by lethal injection.