Florida to carry out double execution for first time in over 60 years

Florida is set to carry out its first double execution in over 60 years, scheduling the deaths of James Duckett and Dominick Occhicone on July 28. Duckett, a former police officer convicted of murdering an 11-year-old girl in 1987, had his execution delayed due to inconclusive DNA tests but was rescheduled by Governor DeSantis. Occhicone, convicted of a double murder in 1986, is the oldest inmate set to be executed in Florida history. The state has become the nation's busiest for executions, with DeSantis advancing a rapid and expanded use of the death penalty amid national criticism.

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