The Bureau of Prisons has scheduled execution dates for three more federal death row inmates who were convicted of “staggeringly brutal murders” that occurred between the early 1990s and early 2000s, officials said Friday evening.
The first execution date is for Alfred Bourgeois, 55, who “systematically abused and tortured” his 2-year-old daughter, JG, while on a 2002 trucking route after he was ordered to pay child support, according to officials. After JG stumbled over her training potty on the trip one day, Bourgeois killed her by repeatedly slamming her against the window and dashboard of his semi-truck.
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