The Kill*r of the two Cape Coral women called his then-girlfriend, Mila, from Jail, which she used to testify against him during his trial.
In the recent trial of Wade Wilson, AKA the Deadpool Killer, his ex-girlfriend crucially testified against him, helping to establish Wilson’s state of mind.
Soon after his arrest in 2019 for his now infamous crimes against two Cape Coral women, Kristine Melton and Diane Ruiz, Wilson called his then-girlfriend, Mila.
![Wade Wilson During His Trial](https://dwbfilm.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Wade-Wilson-During-His-Trial-On-June-2024-1024x576.jpg)
In the chilling recorded conversation that she recounted in her testimony, Wilson begins by telling Mila that he messed up badly.
Mila corrects him, emphasizing that his actions were far more severe than a simple mistake and that it ended the life of a mother.
Wilson assures Mila that she was never in danger and demands that she “get over it.”
Mila chastises him, telling him that he cannot end people’s lives. He responds with a casual “I know.”
When asked why he committed the crimes, Wilson attributes his actions to a rage inside him and the influence of crystal m*th, which he claims turns him into a k*ller.
Wilson also reveals that it took him 48 hours in jail to realize the gravity of his actions.
He repeatedly states that he would rather die than never see Mila again.
![Wade Wilson And His Girlfriend](https://dwbfilm.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Wade-Wilsons-Ex-Girlfriend-Milas-Testimony-Was-Crucial-For-His-Trial-1024x536.jpg)
Mila’s testimony had a profound impact on the jury.
Her firsthand account of Wilson’s behavior and his chilling confessions helped the jury understand the workings of the Deadpool killer’s mind.
The prosecution used her testimony to argue that Wilson’s actions were premeditated and driven by a deep-seated rage exacerbated by his substance use.
After a deliberation of 90 minutes, the jury found him guilty and suggested the d*ath penalty.
Wade Wilson now either faces life in prison or the dea*h penalty, with his sentencing on August 27, 2024, set to reveal his fate.