Glen Rogers, a suspected serial killer once connected to the OJ Simpson case, is facing execution in Florida for the 1995 murder of Tina Marie Cribbs. The US Supreme Court denied Rogers’ final appeals, setting the stage for his lethal injection. This would make him the fifth inmate executed in Florida this year and part of the 15 executions in the US so far in 2024. Rogers had also received a separate death sentence in California for another murder.

Rogers, who had been a suspect in multiple other killings, including claiming to have killed around 70 people, was the subject of the documentary “My Brother the Serial Killer.” The film raised questions about his possible involvement in the deaths of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, for which OJ Simpson was famously acquitted. However, law enforcement officials later dismissed any link between Rogers and the Simpson-Goldman killings.

Nicknamed the “Casanova Killer” and the “Cross Country Killer,” Rogers targeted women with specific characteristics. Despite various appeals, Rogers’ lawyers have been unsuccessful in preventing his execution. Florida’s lethal injection method involves a three-drug cocktail.

Following Rogers, Anthony Wainwright is the next Florida inmate scheduled for execution in June for a heinous crime committed in 1994. Governor Ron DeSantis signed the death warrant for Wainwright, who was convicted of a brutal kidnapping, rape, and murder case.