Execution Set for Thursday For Curtis Windom After Decades of Legal Challenges Conclude

The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected a final appeal from Curtis Windom, clearing the way for his execution scheduled for Thursday. This decision follows a ruling by the Florida Supreme Court on August 21 that denied Windom’s last-ditch legal challenges, concluding more than three decades of appeals.

Windom, 66, was convicted in 1992 of three counts of first-degree murder and one count of attempted first-degree murder.

The charges stemmed from a planned shooting spree that left three people dead, including his girlfriend Valerie Davis, her mother Mary Lubin, and Johnnie Lee. He was also convicted of attempting to kill Kenneth Williams. According to the Attorney General’s office, Windom’s crime

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