Justin Dickens gets death sentence for what he claims was an accidental killing of a man during a jewelry store robbery, but the prosecutor and victim's friends challenge his version of the crime.

Deandra Buchanan is awarded death sentence for fatally shooting his girlfriend, auntie and stepfather in a single incident but he insists he was intoxicated with a strange drug during the crime.

Even after Miguel Martinez's death sentence for his role in an execution-style triple murder is commuted to life imprisonment, he feels the other two participants in the crime were treated too leniently by the justice system.

Robert Shafer kills two gay men after kidnapping them and boldly confesses to the crime. While he is unable to explain why he committed the double murder, his family members try to explain the possible motivations.

Kenneth Foster Jr. is awarded death for being a co-conspirator in a murder even after the main accused confesses to have acted on his own. But just a day before the execution, Kenneth's death sentence is commuted.

Charles Thompson is charged with manslaughter and aggravated assault after he injures his girlfriend and kills her new lover. However, things take a turn for the worse when his girlfriend dies at the hospital due to medical complications.

Convicted murderer Wayne Doty admits his guilt but requests that his execution be carried out by electric chair, a method no longer used in Florida.

David Lewis unreservedly admits to killing a 74 year old woman while burglarizing her house but his defense team maintains that he is mentally incompetent to make voluntary confessions.

James Robertson defends killing his cellmate as an escape route from unlivable solitary confinement to better conditions of death row, but Corrections staff and his old cellmates disagree.

Teenage drug abuser Joshua Nelson murders a friend in cold blood to steal his car, but other shocking motivations for the crime emerge at his trial.