Latest News About Wade Wilson Killer

Here’s the latest public information on Wade Wilson, the so-called “Deadpool Killer,” based on recent reporting.

• There have been multiple updates in 2024–2026 indicating Wade Wilson was convicted for the murders of two women in Cape Coral, Florida, in October 2019 and subsequently sentenced to death. Several outlets reported the June 2024 conviction and August 2024 death sentences on the two counts, noting judges described the murders as heinous and premeditated.[1][2][5][6]
• As of mid-2026, coverage about his ongoing appeals and status on death row has continued to surface, including summaries of final appeals and updates on his case, with some outlets framing the case as resolved on the criminal verdicts but with post-conviction appeals still in motion in the Florida judiciary.[2][7][9]
• Media outlets and entertainment-focused sites have continued to profile the case, sometimes with sensational framing or references to the killer’s notoriety, but the core legal milestones—conviction in 2024 and the death penalty—are consistently reported across sources.[3][6][8][1]

Note on timelines and accuracy:

• The central legal milestones cited across reputable outlets are the 2024 conviction for two counts of murder and a death sentence on those counts, with appeals thereafter typical in death-penalty cases.[6][1]
• Some outlets also reference subsequent coverage or independent documentaries exploring the case, which can influence public perception but do not alter the court-imposed outcomes.[9][2]

If you’d like, I can pull the most recent local Florida court filings or news briefs to confirm any new developments since mid-2026 and summarize them with direct citations.