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Kenneth Smith's nitrogen execution was 'textbook' and will be used again, Alabama AG says: updates - Vimarsana News

Kenneth Smith's nitrogen execution was 'textbook' and will be used again, Alabama AG says: updates

Attorney General Steve Marshall said that after Thursday night, ‘nitrogen hypoxia as a means of execution is no longer an untested method. It is a proven one’

Source: yahoo.com
Capital punishment evolves, but the criticism never changes | Debra J. Saunders | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Capital punishment evolves, but the criticism never changes | Debra J. Saunders | Opinion

A convicted killer demands a more humane method of execution. He got it. Now the Biden White House finds it “very troubling.”

Witness describes Alabama's first execution by nitrogen gas - Vimarsana News

Witness describes Alabama's first execution by nitrogen gas

News 19's Lauren Layton was one of only five media witnesses present during the execution of Kenneth Eugene Smith by nitrogen hypoxia on Thursday.

Source: wtaj.com
COLUMN: Waiting For A Man To Die - Vimarsana News

COLUMN: Waiting For A Man To Die

COLUMN: Waiting For A Man To Die - Tuscaloosa, AL - Tuscaloosa Patch founder and editor Ryan Phillips shares his thoughts and perspective following the execution of Kenny Smith.

Source: patch.com
Alabama Attorney General vows to use nitrogen gas executions AGAIN as he doubles down on 'textbook' controversial death with 43 Alabama death row inmates set to die just like Kenneth Eugene Smith - Vimarsana News

Alabama Attorney General vows to use nitrogen gas executions AGAIN as he doubles down on 'textbook' controversial death with 43 Alabama death row inmates set to die just like Kenneth Eugene Smith

In the face of backlash to Thursday night's 22-minute execution, Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall said the 'textbook' method opens the door for nitrogen hypoxia to be used again.