NORFOLK, Va.-The man convicted of the contract killing of a naval officer at a Langley FCU ATM in 2007 is headed to death row.
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David Runyon, 38, was convicted of murdering 30-year-old Cory Allen Voss at the hire of Voss's wife. Voss's wife, Catherina Voss, and her boyfriend, Michael Draven, who planned the killing to receive the sailor's death benefits, were each sentenced to life in prison. Runyon's execution, only the second in the Hampton Roads area since Congress reinstated the death penalty more than 20 years ago, is scheduled to be held between 60 and 90 days from Dec. 4 under federal law.
