Florida is looking to extend the number of executions records; The convicted killer is scheduled to die

A Florida man None of the married couple will be executed during a robbery next month, which could extend the number of prisoners’ record that the state prisoners put in one year.

Victor Tony Jones, 64, is scheduled to be killed on September 30 in the Florida State prison near Stark, according to a death note signed on Friday by the Republic. Ron DesantisWhich would indicate the execution of the thirteenth state scheduled for this year.

The eleventh execution of the state was carried out on Thursday when Curtis Windom, 59, died of fatal injection, and David Beatman, 63, is scheduled to be executed on September 17.

Sunshine has implemented more people this year more than any other state, with Texas and South Carolina tied second with four each. Before this year, the previous record for Florida was for executions within a year since the death penalty was restored in 1976 at the eighth in 2014.

Florida extends the death record after the death of a man convicted of trilogy with deadly injection

Throughout the United States, 30 people have been executed so far in 2025, exceeding 25 years old last year. The last time there was more executions per year for the entire country in 2014, when 35 people were executed.

Jones was convicted in 1993 on charges First degree killing He was sentenced to death. Two charges of armed theft were also convicted.

He was a new employee of Miami Dead, owned by Matilda and Jacob Nestor in December 1990 when he stabbed the woman in the neck and men in his chest.

Before his death from his wounds, Mr. Nestor managed to reach an office, withdrew a 22 -caliber pistol from the governor and fired five times, and Jones hit once on the front, according to the investigators.

Jones were found in Nestors and her personal property in his pockets.

Table in Florida, the implementation of the man who killed the scattered wife’s family, set fire to the house

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Florida’s Supreme Court will appeal as Jones’s lawyers seek to prevent his execution. It is also expected that his legal team will appeal to the US Supreme Court.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.