Convicted Killer’s Unusual Demands Spark Deathbed Confession of 11 Murders
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — Before his death, convicted killer Garry Artman made two unusual requests – a private prison cell and a ham sandwich from Subway with double meat – before confessing to the murders of nearly a dozen women in Grand Rapids three decades ago, according to sources familiar with the case. Artman, who died from lung cancer on Dec. 28, made these demands at the age of 66, prompting detectives to work …