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2 More Executions Set In Florida, Bringing 2025 Total To 6
- Florida plans two executions in 2025, including Glen Rogers this week and Anthony Wainwright on June 10 at Florida State Prison.
- These executions follow a rise in Florida’s pace after six deaths in 2023 and one in 2024, with Governor Ron DeSantis signing Wainwright’s death warrant last week.
- Rogers, 62, was found guilty of a 1995 stabbing near Tampa, while Wainwright, 54, was convicted of kidnapping, raping, and killing Carmen Gayheart in 1994 in Lake City.
- Court records show Wainwright escaped a North Carolina prison and was captured after a shootout in Mississippi, while both men have appeals pending which could delay executions.
- Florida’s continued executions in 2025 indicate persistent use of capital punishment despite pending appeals and previous yearly fluctuations in death penalty use.
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Six Executions Scheduled in Florida So Far in 2025
STARKE, Fla. — Florida is poised to continue its aggressive schedule of executions in 2025, with two confirmed cases this month, marking a significant moment in the state’s capital punishment policies. Glen Rogers, 62, is set to undergo lethal injection at Florida State Prison on Thursday for the brutal stabbing murder of Tina Marie Cribbs in 1995 near Tampa. Rogers has previously claimed responsibility for multiple murders nationwide and is als…
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