Alabama prepares for first gas execution in state's history
MONTGOMERY — The fate of Alabama death row inmate Kenneth Eugene Smith could be decided in a matter of weeks as possibly the first execution by gas in Alabama.
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MONTGOMERY — The fate of Alabama death row inmate Kenneth Eugene Smith could be decided in a matter of weeks as possibly the first execution by gas in Alabama.
MONTGOMERY — The fate of Alabama death row inmate Kenneth Eugene Smith could be decided in a matter of weeks as possibly the first execution by gas in Alabama.
MONTGOMERY — The fate of Alabama death row inmate Kenneth Eugene Smith could be decided in a matter of weeks as possibly the first execution by gas in Alabama.
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