Florida’s Firm Stand on Justice: Executing a Convicted Murderer Amid Rising Crime Concerns

In an era when too many states delay or abandon capital punishment, Florida stands resolute, enforcing justice for victims and protecting communities. Victor Tony Jones, convicted of the cold-blooded murder of a married couple during a robbery in 1990, faces execution Tuesday evening at Florida State Prison near Starke. This marks Florida’s 13th execution this year alone — a record-breaking pace since the death penalty’s restoration in 1976. Governor Ron DeSantis, by signing the death warrant, signals unwavering support for law enforcement and respect for crime victims. While many states stumble under bureaucratic delays or activist courts questioning tough penalties,...