A man who was accused of stabbing a sleeping 6-year-old child to death in 2015 -- acquitted by reason of insanity but convicted on other counts and later released from prison -- is being sent back to Kentucky from Florida, according to arrest documents and officials. Ronald Exantus, 42, was freed from a Kentucky prison last week after serving eight years behind bars for a crime in 2015 in which he was accused of entering an unlocked residence and stabbing 6-year-old Logan Tipton, resulting in his death, with a butcher knife taken from the kitchen. Exantus also stabbed two of the boy's sisters and father. He was acquitted of capital murder for Logan's death and first-degree burglary by reason of insanity in a Kentucky court in 2018, but Exantus was found guilty on two counts of second-degre

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