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Florida Governor Signs Death Warrant for 1989 Murderer

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs death warrant for Ronald Heath, convicted in 1989 murder, marking a modern-era record with nineteen executions in 2025. Heath and his brother Kenneth met victim Michael Sheridan at a bar, drove to a wooded area, and brutally murdered him. After the crime, they used Sheridans credit cards to buy goods. Kenneth pleaded guilty and got life, while Ronald faces execution on February tenth. Checkout Solipillow.com

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