David Glasser, whose life ended in 2011, spent his last few years in mortal fear of Adam Lee Hall (pictured above), Sergeant at Arms of the Berkshire, Massachusetts, chapter of the Hells Angels. A potential witness in an assault case that had been brought against Hall, Glasser had been threatened, intimidated, and even beaten up by the Hells Angel over those years. As it would be revealed in Hall’s eventual murder trial, the campaign of harassment ended when Hall and two friends — Caius Veiovis, who was hoping to be considered for membership in the biker gang, and David Chalue, a member of the Aryan Brotherhood — abducted and murdered Glasser and two others, who simply had the bad luck to be present.
Glasser, his roommate Edward Frampton, and his friend Robert Chadwell were snatched from Frampton’s home and taken to an undisclosed location, before they were shot dead and dismembered with a circular saw. The trio of criminals were undone by the testimony of another Aryan Brotherhood member, whom Chalue met in prison, and were all found guilty of the murders in 2014.
Imploring the judge to hand Hall the stiffest sentence possible, District Attorney David Capeless called the crimes “brutal, hateful assaults on three defenseless men” (via The Berkshire Eagle) — and the judge agreed, slapping Hall with three consecutive life sentences.
