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Wade Wilson's jail inbox flooded with 3,900 messages from women and fans
Convicted murderer Wade Wilson reportedly has no shortage of reading material in his Florida jail cell while he awaits either being put to death or spending life in prison. Wilson, 30, will ...
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- NBC 2 Fort Myers
Judge overseeing Wade Wilson trial receives letters asking for life in prison over the death penalty
Double-murderer Wade Wilson has received almost 4,000 messages since the day he was convicted of murdering two Cape Coral women. The jury recommended the death penalty on Tuesday, June 15, and ...
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Jun 26, 2024 · Wade Wilson, 30, was convicted on June 12 of killing Kristine Melton, 35, and Diane Ruiz, 43, within hours of each other back in October 2019.
Jun 17, 2024 · Kristine Melton, 35, of Cape Coral, was murdered Oct. 7, 2019, by Wade Wilson, 30. Wilson choked Melton in her sleep after Sailors left and fled in her car. He headed to Fort Myers, where he...
Jul 1, 2024 · Wade Wilson, a Fort Myers man who shares his name with the Marvel Comics character Deadpool, stands convicted of the brutal 2019 murders of two Cape Coral women. On June 12, 2024, Wilson, 30,...
Jul 8, 2024 · Florida killer Wade Wilson's father Steven Testasecca was key to his arrest. The father of a Fort Myers man facing the death penalty in a 2019 Cape Coral double-murder was paramount to his capture ...
A Fort Myers man accused of killing two women the same day nearly five years ago sat emotionless while the court read a conviction on all six counts against him as the victims' families hugged,...
Jul 3, 2024 · Wade Wilson was convicted of murdering two women in June 2024, and his smug demeanor throughout the trial caused the case to go viral.
Jun 16, 2024 · Wade Wilson, 30, remained apparently impassive behind his many face tattoos as jurors in Lee County, Florida, convicted him on all charges: two counts of first-degree murder, and a count each of grand theft of a motor vehicle, battery, burglary of a dwelling, and first-degree petty theft.
