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Mississippi, mississippi appears to have stockpiled not injectable drugs, but rather the raw ingredients to try to make them. they have stockpiled these ingredients at the prison where they kill their prisoners. thus raising the disturbing prospect that mississippi prison officials may be trying to cook this up themselves. like they're making their own liquor in a prison toilet or something. home brew injectable pharmaceuticals made by corrections officers. what could possibly go wrong? so that's mississippi. in oklahoma the state attorney general actually urged the state legislature last year...

If smnl is thrashing around it might be hard to keep that mask on their face. it could be a long-time struggle. we'll see. >> it's law now in oklahoma. if their lethal injection protocol is struck down next week, this is what they're going for instead, somehow. and maybe there are lethal injection protocols might not work now anyway because they can't get the drugs. in which case, oklahoma law now says this nitrogen thing is what they'll do instead. firing squads hanging, electric chair, gas chamber, lethal injection, now this is the new one. if they can sort out how to keep the prisoner from ...

One from oklahoma. oklahoma made itself famous in the past year for a badly screwed up execution in which the prisoner they were trying to kill regained consciousness in the middle of the execution. he personally ended up trying to help the execution team get into his veins. it went on for so long that oklahoma called off the execution in the middle of it and considered trying to revive the guy. they pulled the curtain so the witnesses wouldn't see it. ultimately after 3/4 of an hour the man finally died of a heart attack. that screwed up case in oklahoma has lead tolet lethal injection being ...

Stuck, they scrub out your carbon dioxide, you'll start breathing a continuous loop of nitrogen. and it doesn't take long, you just pass out and die. you don't even know it's com on. nitrogen is inexpensive, it's all around you. you don't need a doctor. >> you don't need a dr. doctor. that is professor michael copeland. he is a criminal justice professor at east central university in ada, oklahoma. he'd had a lot of other jobs. long career in law and criminal justice including one stint at assistant attorney general. the nation's newest legal form of execution, professor michael copeland was a...

Painless and easy this process would be to use for execution in part by showing oklahoma legislators the youtube videos that he found of people breathing in too much helium when they were trying to be funny. >> i think the legislature actually want to see that. so this is a teenager that is breathing helium to make their voice sound funny. but they're not really thinking of it, when they're breathing helium, they're not breathing oxygen. so she's trying to get as big a breath as she can. she becomes hypoxic. [ indiscernible ]. so then they get back up and they're giggling and laughing. >> it s...