Wade Wilson, convicted of the murders of Kristine Melton, 35, and Diane Ruiz, 43, requested a new trial, citing ...

Wade Wilson, the tattoo-covered Flordia man facing the death penalty for allegedly brutally murdering Kristine Melton and Diane Ruiz, has requested a new trial or acquittal in Melton's murder.. In ...

The Florida man found guilty of murdering two Cape Coral women, is seeking a new trial as the death penalty sentencing decision in his case draws near.. Wade Wilson, 30, was found guilty in June ...

Wade Wilson, a Fort Myers, Florida man convicted of killing two Cape Coral women in 2019, is facing the death penalty as he awaits sentencing scheduled for later this month.. Wilson was found ...

Wade Wilson: Strangled Women Murder Trial. Story by Court TV Staff • 8mo. C APE CORAL, Fla. (Court TV/Scripps News Fort Myers) —A judge has sided with a jury’s recommendation to sentence ...

A juror in Wade Wilson's double murder trial has spoken out for the first time since he was convicted on June 12 of killing the Florida women.. The woman, who only wanted to be identified as ...

The trial for accused double murderer Wade Wilson has begun. Opening statements began with the defense reserving their right to speak, choosing not to deliver an opening statement, Monday morning.

Wade Wilson was convicted of murdering two women in June 2024, and his smug demeanor throughout the trial caused the case to go viral. The attention the case has gotten has caused people to wonder ...

New pictures of Wade Wilson, the so-called "Deadpool Killer" who murdered two Florida women during an hours-long crime spree in Cape Coral in October 2019 show how much he has changed behind bars.

New photos show what "Deadpool Killer" Wade Wilson looked like outside of court, far from the suits, slicked back hair and alleged makeup he sported for his murder trial.

State, defense rest cases in Wade Wilson’s double murder trial. Article details Reporter: Elizabeth Biro, Maddie Herron Writer: Nicholas Karsen. Published: June 11, 2024 Updated: June 12, 2024.

Wade Wilson, the Florida man found guilty of murdering 2 women, is seeking a new trial as his sentencing and possible death penalty is coming up.