Florida is carrying out Triple Murderr, which extends the number of execution records in 2025

A Florida man He was convicted of killing his girlfriend, mother, and a man who said that he owed money more than 30 years ago, was executed on Thursday, and a record number of executions that were carried out in Sunshine state to 11 so far this year.

Cortis Windom, 59, died of deadly injection at 6:17 pm in Florida Prison near Stark on Thursday, according to Associated Press. On November 7, 1992, he was convicted of his girlfriend Valerie Davis, her mother, Mary Lubin and Johnny Lee, who claimed a debtor of $ 2000.

Windom’s face was covered by a sheet when the curtain was raised to the death room shortly before the injection started, AP said. When the drug was managed, he began taking deep breaths and his legs retreated several times before stopping the movement.

Davis Queen Hunter’s sister wore a shirt to a press conference after the execution he read, “Justice for her, healing for me.”

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“All I want to say is that it took 33 years to get some closure,” Hunter said, adding that “revenge for me says the Lord.”

In a day Three killingsA friend told me that Lee has won $ 114 in the Saluki race, according to court records. Wends responded to the friend as “you will read about me” and that he intends to kill the man who owes him with money.

Windom went to Walmart and bought a 38 -caliber pistol and a 50 -shell box, according to the court certificate. After a short time, he drove Windom in search of Lee and fired twice at the back of his car before shooting two other shots standing close.

After that, Windem went to Davis’s apartment, shot him and killed her in front of a friend “without provocation”, showing the records of the court. Then Window shot another man before Davis’s mother depicted a fatal in her car at a stop mark while she was walking in her daughter’s apartment.

He was sentenced to death for the three murders and he was sentenced to 22 years in prison for the attempt to kill.

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Davis was the mother of Window’s children, who sought to stop her father’s execution.

“The forgiveness comes over time, and 33 years old,” Cortisia Windom said in a statement. “Me, I, my father has forgiven.”

The relatives and friends of the three victims of the killing also issued a joint statement saying that they still love Wired and Wendum and that Florida officials told them that there is nothing they could do to stop the execution they carried out to prevent them.

“33 years ago, Cortis Winds took the life of our mother Valerie Davis, Jeddah Mary Lubin, and the friend of the dear family Johnny Lee,” the statement said. “If the events of that day have made us the remaining victims for a violent crime, or the relatives of the person who faces death, or both, we all lived our lives wearing a poster we decided to determine us to be the state of Florida, and we divide.

“Most of all, we have continued to love and care for Cortis,” continued. “We celebrated graduation and wedding parties over the phone. We brought his grandchildren to visit him in Florida Prison. We have built contacts despite glass and glass cells. We forgot.”

The statement added that they “will continue to reject the posters that we presented.”

“We are sad that Florida did not listen to our calls,” the statement said. “We are committed to continuing to tell our story.”

Wendum and his lawyer presented multiple appeals, on the pretext that he was unavailable a lawyer when providing evidence of mental health struggles.

Windom’s final call has been rejected before US Supreme Court Wednesday.

“Forgiveness and recovery does not come from a fatal injection in the death room. They come from families’ contracts from conversations, visits and phone calls with Cortis, as it showed remorse and salvation,” Floridian said about alternatives to the death penalty in a statement. “They come from Cortis to build new relationships with people who were deeply injured. They come from showing a new generation of wind that there is hope for a less violent future.

“The ruler Desantis does not talk about the families of all the victims,” ​​the group added. “The execution tonight was not on justice. It was a matter of fixing political muscles.”

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The Windom execution extends the record in Florida this year after many deaths signed by the Republican Governor. Ron Desantis. The twelfth state is scheduled to be implemented this year 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. Throughout the United States, 30 people have been executed so far in 2025.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.