Suspect in gruesome Hog Trail Murders faces Florida execution chamber
- A Florida man convicted in a 1990s killing tied to the suspected "Hog Trail Murders" was scheduled Thursday to become the state's 15th prisoner executed this year.
- Daniel Owen Conahan Jr., 72, was sentenced to death for the 1996 kidnapping and strangulation of Richard Allen Montgomery.
- Montgomery’s mutilated body was uncovered in a wooded area in southwest Florida, where law enforcement officers discovered the remains of at least six individuals across a three-year period.
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- A Florida man convicted in a 1990s killing tied to the suspected "Hog Trail Murders" was scheduled Thursday to become the state's 15th prisoner executed this year.
- Daniel Owen Conahan Jr., 72, was sentenced to death for the 1996 kidnapping and strangulation of Richard Allen Montgomery.
- Montgomery’s mutilated body was uncovered in a wooded area in southwest Florida, where law enforcement officers discovered the remains of at least six individuals across a three-year period.
Sources: The Independent