YESTERDAY AND HAS BEEN RELEASED ON A $25,000 BOND. A MAN SCHEDULED TO BE PUT TO DEATH LATER THIS WEEK IS APPEALING TO THE U.S. SUPREME COURT TO STAY HIS EXECUTION IN 1994, LAUREN COLE MURDERED A FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT NAMED JOHN EDWARDS IN OCALA IN THE NATIONAL FOREST. EDWARDS HAD MET HIS SISTER THERE FOR A WEEKEND CAMPING TRIP AFTER KILLING EDWARDS COLD. THEN RATE THE SISTER TIED HER TO 2 TREES AND ABANDONED HER. HE WAS CONVICTED AND SENTENCED TO DEATH. HIS EXECUTION IS SCHEDULED FOR THIS THURSDAY IN COLES LATEST APPEAL. HIS LAWYERS ARE TRYING TO CHALLENGE FLORIDA'S LETHAL INJECTION PROCEDURE, CLAIMING IT WILL CAUSE HIM NEEDLESS PAIN AND SUFFERING DUE TO SYMPTOMS FROM HIS PARKINSON'S DISEASE. ON AUGUST 23RD, THE FLORIDA SUPREME COURT DENIED CALLS PREVIOUS APPEAL WHERE HE ARGUED FOR A STAY OF EXECUTION BASED ON THE ABUSE HE SUFFERED DURING HIS TIME AT THE DOZIER SCHOOL FOR BOYS IN MARIANA. HE ALSO CLAIMED THAT GOVERNOR RON DESANTIS IS APPROVAL OF THE DOZIER VICTIMS COMPENSATION BILL EARLIER THIS YEAR AMOUNTED TO THE STATED MISSION OF COMPLICIT GUILT FOR THE ABUSE AT DOZIER. BUT