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It’s a poison that people may overlook.

Used oil or transmission fluid has the power to destroy and contaminate whatever wildlife it touches.

A man found about 30 gallons of used oil in six buckets in creek beds that were dry near Morris Bridge Road.

“They were slowly leaking judging from the black slick in the creek bed. I lugged them up to the shoulder and called the rangers. They said they would see what they could do about it,” Chris Parisi said.

Parisi says a business could have thrown the buckets in the creek when it was full of water.
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A man convicted in Florida of stabbing and drowning a 14-year-old girl is scheduled to be executed later this year.

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a death warrant Wednesday for 73-year-old James Dailey. The execution is set for Nov. 7 at Florida State Prison.

Records show Dailey was convicted of the 1985 murder of Shelly Boggio.

Authorities say Dailey and two other men met Boggio and her twin sister when the girls were hitchhiking near St. Petersburg. After a night of barhopping, Dailey and one of the other men, 64-year-old Jack Pearcy, took Boggio to a deserted fishing area. Her nude body was later found floating in the water.

Dailey will be the third inmate put to death since Gov. DeSantis took office in January. The other two were Gary Ray Bowles, who was executed in August and Bobby Joe Long who was executed in May.
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