The man who was dubbed the "Casanova Killer" was executed on Thursday evening ... The Florida Department of Corrections announced that Glen Rogers, 62, was executed by lethal injection at 6: ...

Also known as the "Cross-Country Killer," 62-year-old Glen Edward Rogers ... Here's what to know about Rogers' execution, including who his victims were. Who were the Casanova Killer's victims?

Florida has executed a man known as the "Casanova Killer" for his good looks and ability to charm women just before murdering them. Glen Edward Rogers, 62, was executed Thursday by lethal ...

So-called “Casanova Killer” Glen Rogers, 62, is scheduled to be given a lethal injection at Florida State Prison near Starke at 6 p.m. — nearly 30 years after he was convicted of killing mom ...

A man nicknamed the 'Casanova Killer,' who was linked to OJ Simpson's murder trial, used his last seconds on Earth to send a message to President Donald Trump. Glen Rogers, 62, was executed in ...

Glen E. Rogers, also known as the "Casanova Killer," is scheduled to be executed in Florida on May 15, 2025. Rogers was convicted of the 1995 murder of Tina Marie Cribbs in Tampa, Florida.

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Rogers is suspected of multiple murders across the country and was nicknamed "The Casanova Killer" or "The Cross Country Killer." Attorneys for Glen Rogers, convicted three decades ago for the ...

Glen Rogers is led from the Madison County Courthouse ... He was also dubbed the “Casanova Killer,” after he became known for swaying women with his good looks and charm.

Also known as the "Cross-Country Killer," 62-year-old Glen Edward Rogers was convicted ... Here's what to know about Rogers' execution, including who his victims were. Who were the Casanova Killer's ...

Glen Rogers, known as the "Casanova Killer," is set to be executed by lethal injection at Florida State Prison on Thursday. Newsweek reached out to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis via email for comment.