Governor DeSantis Signs Death Warrant for ‘Hog Trail Killer’ Daniel Owen Conahan Jr.
Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a death warrant for Daniel Owen Conahan Jr., identified as the "Hog Trail Killer." Conahan was convicted of a 1996 murder and kidnapping that occurred in Charlotte County.
Tampa St. Petersburg, FL, August 12, 2026 —
Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a death warrant for Daniel Owen Conahan Jr., who has been identified as the perpetrator known as the “Hog Trail Killer.” Conahan was convicted in connection with a murder and kidnapping incident that took place in Charlotte County in 1996.
The conviction stems from events that occurred over two decades ago. Further details regarding the specifics of the crime, the trial, or the scheduled execution date were not immediately available.
The designation “Hog Trail Killer” is associated with Conahan’s case. The legal proceedings and subsequent conviction led to his sentencing.
The signing of the death warrant by Governor DeSantis marks a significant step in the legal process following Conahan’s conviction. Information regarding any appeals or further legal actions is pending.
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