Wade Wilson Killer Faces Death Penalty Update After MRI Testing Request
Wade Wilson Killer's Upcoming MRI Tests and Death Penalty Hearing
Wade Wilson killer is set for an MRI scan just a week ahead of his potential death penalty verdict. At 30 years old, Wilson has become a controversial figure in Florida's judicial system, as his legal team seeks to present evidence of brain damage that may impact his sentencing. In a court hearing, Judge Nick Thompson approved a motion to transport Wilson for necessary medical evaluations, which will include various brain imaging techniques.
Details Surrounding the Case
- Convicted Murderer: Wade Wilson was found guilty of murdering Kristine Melton and Diane Ruiz in October 2019.
- Legal Representatives: Lawyers Kevin Shirley and Lee Hollander aim to challenge the death penalty.
- Sentencing Date: Wilson's hearing is scheduled for August 27 at 2 p.m., where he could receive a death sentence or life imprisonment.
In addition to the MRI scans, a Spencer hearing will take place that same morning at 9 a.m., focusing on crucial evidence related to the case. Wilson's legal team is currently evaluating whether to call a physician to testify during the hearing. Psychologist and neurologist assessments have already indicated the need for further testing to explore Wilson’s mental health condition and its implications on his sentencing.
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