Jeffrey Weisheit, 50, was executed by lethal injection in Indiana early Thursday, November 5, 2026, for the 2010 murders of eight-year-old Alyssa Lynch and her five-year-old brother, Caleb Lynch. The children died after their family home near Evansville was deliberately set on fire. <Cite refs={[“turn210996search0″,”turn210996news12”]}/> The execution took place at Indiana State Prison in Michigan City. State officials confirmed that Weisheit was pronounced dead at 12:45 a.m. Central Time. <Cite refs={[“turn210996search0”]}/> The Case Behind the Execution The murders occurred in 2010 when a fire was deliberately set at the home of Weisheit’s girlfriend, where the two children were inside. Weisheit was convicted in 2013 for the killings. <Cite refs={[“turn210996search4″,”turn210996news12”]}/> The case remained before the courts for years as Weisheit pursued legal challenges and sought clemency. In the days leading up to the execution, his attorneys requested additional time for medical imaging and raised concerns about Indiana’s lethal-injection procedures and the drugs intended for use. Those efforts did not stop the execution. <Cite refs={[“turn210996search1″,”turn210996search0″,”turn210996search7”]}/> Personal Details Detail Information Full Name Jeffrey Weisheit Age 50 years old Residence Not provided Gender Male Occupation Not available Date of Birth Not available Known Case 2010 murders of Alyssa and Caleb Lynch Execution and Case Details Detail Information Date of Execution Thursday, November 5, 2026 Time Pronounced Dead 12:45 a.m. Central Time Method of Execution Lethal injection Location Indiana State Prison, Michigan City, Indiana Conviction 2013 Victims Alyssa Lynch, 8, and Caleb Lynch, 5 Original Incident Deliberate house fire near Evansville, Indiana Legal Appeals Final requests to delay the execution were unsuccessful Remembering Alyssa and Caleb Lynch At the heart of the case were two young children whose lives ended in the 2010 house fire. Alyssa was eight years old, while her younger brother Caleb was five. Their deaths left a lasting impact on their family. During the clemency proceedings, their mother, Lisa Lynch, spoke about the continuing pain of losing her children and the memories she carries of them. <Cite refs={[“turn210996news5″,”turn210996news12”]}/> Final Meal and Last Words According to the Indiana Department of Correction, Weisheit’s execution began shortly after midnight. His final meal included barbecue ribs, and officials said he made no final statement before his death. <Cite refs={[“turn210996search0″,”turn210996news12”]}/> Funeral and Memorial Information No conventional funeral or memorial arrangements apply to the execution. Information about private family observances, if any, has not been provided. Disclaimer This article is based on reporting from the Indiana Department of Correction, the Indiana Capital Chronicle, and other published accounts. It summarizes the confirmed execution and the underlying criminal case. Details not established by the cited reporting have been left out. Share this... Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Post navigation Luis Morales Obituary, Portsmouth, VA Death: Portsmouth Community Mourns Man Killed in Tragic Car Accident Amanda Dark Obituary: New Britain Woman, 41, Killed in Connecticut Homicide