David Pittman, a 63-year-old man convicted of murdering three people in 1991, was executed in Florida, marking the state's 12th execution this year. His death followed the rejection of his final appeal by the US Supreme Court. This event highlights ongoing debates about capital punishment and its implications in the justice system, raising questions about morality and the effectiveness of the death penalty.

In a grim development, Florida is set to carry out its 12th execution this year, as a man convicted of murdering his estranged wife's family faces death on Wednesday evening. This case highlights ongoing debates around the death penalty and its implications for justice and morality in society.