The 2nd murder trial of Ronnie Keith Williams ended...
The 2nd murder trial of Ronnie Keith Williams ended in a mistrial after a prosecutor mistakenly alluded to Williams' 1st trial in front of the jury
1 MIN READ
The 2nd murder trial of Ronnie Keith Williams ended in a mistrial after a prosecutor mistakenly alluded to Williams' 1st trial in front of the jury. Williams, 39, was first convicted in 1996 of murdering Lisa Dyke. Dyke, 18 and pregnant, died in 1993. Williams was sentenced to execution, but won a new trial from the Florida Supreme Court because a juror failed to disclose a pertinent personal issue during jury selection. Williams' 2nd trial had neared its conclusion this week. But Prosecutor Deborah Zimet inadvertently referred to the previous trial while examining a witness. Defense attorneys Evan Baron and Hale Schantz moved for a mistrial, which was granted by Broward Circuit Judge Sheldon Schapiro.
— SOURCES
- (Sources: Miami Herald)
KEEP READING
ALL THE NEWS · DEATH PENALTY On the same front

DEATH PENALTYAUGUST 31, 2026
Pakistan: ASI sentenced to death for killing two brothers in Swabi

DEATH PENALTYAUGUST 31, 2026
Bangladesh: HC confirms death sentence of lone accused for rape, murder of 8-year-old Asiya

DEATH PENALTYAUGUST 30, 2026
Pakistan: Man sentenced to death, brother gets life term for double murder in 2021

DEATH PENALTYAUGUST 23, 2026
Eastern Libya executes 10 convicted on terrorism charges

DEATH PENALTYAUGUST 21, 2026
Japan: man executed over killing 5 people

DEATH PENALTYAUGUST 15, 2026
