Three executions are set for Thursday across Tennessee, Alabama, and Oklahoma — a rare convergence last seen in 2010. In Tennessee, Anthony Hines faces death for a 1985 murder, amid fresh concerns over IV complications after a recent halted execution. In Alabama, Jeremy Williams, who pleaded guilty to the brutal 2021 rape and murder of a five-year-old girl, is poised for his state’s first execution of the year — despite having waived appeals. Meanwhile, in Oklahoma, Carlos Cuesta-Rodriguez, 70, convicted of killing his girlfriend in 2003, expressed remorse but was denied clemency by the Pardon Board — marking his state’s twentieth execution under Governor Stitt. Florida has executed 31 prisoners since last year, including two on the same day in July.
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