Florida, the convicted murderer, is carried out by Edward James

A Florida man He was convicted of the 1993 brutal killings of a 8 -year -old girl and found her deadly injection on Thursday after the Supreme Court refused to appeal.

Edward James, 63, announced at 8:15 pm in Florida State prison near Stark. Before his execution, he said he did not want to make a final statement, according to Associated Press.

A 11-1 jury voted to judge James to death after he admitted that he was guilty on September 19, 1993, and Tony Nehrer’s murders, 8 years old, found her 58-year-old Betty Dick.

James’s final calls for his execution have been rejected before US Supreme Court Earlier on Thursday, allowing the death penalty to move forward.

Florida man was convicted of raping him, and killing 8 years old, which resulted in her grandmother asking Scottz to prevent to implement

When the attack occurred, James was renting a room in Dick’s house, which was about 10 miles away North Orlando. Nehror and three other children were at home on the night of the deadly attack, although the other three children were not harmed.

Before returning to his room at home, the court records showed that James drank up to 24 beans and some wines, and took LSD.

Nehrer was raped and strangled to death, while Dick was stabbed 21 times. After killing them, James stole the woman’s jewelry and her car, and then traveled throughout the country to Beckerfield, California, where he was arrested on October 6, 1993.

James admitted to both crimes during a video registered with the police.

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Several appeals were presented on the pretext that James had cognitive cases that he should protect from death with federal and state courts, but they were all rejected.

Earlier this month, Florida Supreme Court An argument from James’s lawyers rejected that drug and alcohol abuse for a long time with head injuries and a heart attack in 2023 led to a “mental decrease” that would make death a severe and unusual punishment.

In denial, the judges agreed to the minimum decision of the court, which stated that cognitive cases did not protect James from the death penalty. James’s lawyers also tried to say that the heart attack that he suffered in prison led to the deprivation of the oxygen that affected his brain, which should have been the reasons for stopping the execution plans, but the court also denied this.

In Florida, death prisoners who choose deadly injection receive a three -drug cocktail consisting of soothing, paralysis and heart, according to the death penalty center.

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The execution of James II, which will happen in Sunshine this year, where James Ford was executed in February Murder crimes 1997 From a couple from Charlotte Province in front of their young daughter, who survived.

The next Florida execution is scheduled for April 8 when Michael Nazi was executed for killing a 2000 woman in Florida Keys.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.