Florida, Alabama set to join Indiana for third execution in 1 day

Florida and Alabama plan to execute two men Thursday for killing older adults during home robberies, just hours after Indiana put a prisoner to death in the first of three lethal injections scheduled for the same day in the U.S.

Key points

• In Indiana, Jeffrey Weisheit, 50, was pronounced dead at 12: 45 a.m.
• It would be Florida's 19th execution this year under Republican Gov.
• She remarked Weisheit's final meal was barbecue ribs and he had no final words.

It would be Florida's 19th execution this year under Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis, matching a record set by the state in 2025, and the second time this year that three individuals would be put to death on the same day.

Although courts have rejected efforts to halt other executions after she survived two doses of pentobarbital, the death penalty has faced renewed scrutiny since the September failed execution of Christa Pike in Tennessee.

In Indiana, Jeffrey Weisheit, 50, was pronounced dead at 12: 45 a.m. At the state prison in Michigan City, remarked Noelle Russell, spokesperson at the Department of Correction.

She remarked Weisheit's final meal was barbecue ribs and he had no final words. He had acknowledged killing his girlfriend's two children in a house fire in the Evansville area in 2010 but had hoped that Gov. Mike Braun would grant clemency and change his sentence to life in prison. Braun declined.

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