USA - Florida. Judge Randell H. Rowe ordered new hearings for Troy Victorino and Jerone Lamar Hunter because death sentences were not unanimous

7th Judicial Circuit Judge Randell H. Rowe III, ordered new hearings for Troy Victorino and Jerone Lamar Hunter because none of the 4 death sentences they each received were based on unanimous recommendations from jurors. Victorino and Hunter were both convicted of 6 counts of 1st-degree murder in 2006 for their parts in what were called "the Xbox murders." They each received 2 life sentences for the murders of 4 separate victims and the death penalty for killing the other victims. Victorino and Hunter, and their 2 co-defendants, Michael Anthony Sala and Robert Anthony Cannon broke into a home in Deltona and beat 4 men and 2 women to death with baseball bats. Many of the victims were also stabbed. Victorino was portrayed by prosecutors as the ringleader in the attacks.