Alabama plans October execution for convicted killer
Alabama has scheduled an October execution for a man who was convicted in a 1993 murder.
Alabama has scheduled an October execution for a man who was convicted in a 1993 murder.
The State of Alabama has scheduled the execution date for a man convicted of killing a convenience store clerk during a 1997 robbery.
Gregory Hunt was convicted of killing Karen Lane in Cordova, a woman he had been dating for about a month, according to court records.
Demetrius Frazier, who was convicted of murdering a woman after breaking into her Birmingham apartment as she slept, was executed by nitrogen gas.
Alabama has set a Feb. 6 execution date for Demetrius Terrence Frazier, but his attorneys want the court to intervene.
A man convicted in the 1994 killing of a female hitchhiker in St. Clair County was put to death in the nation’s third execution using nitrogen gas.
A federal judge has heard testimony about what happened during the nation’s first two nitrogen gas executions, deciding whether to allow Alabama to use that method again next month.
A man convicted of killing three people in 1999 has been executed by nitrogen gas by the state of Alabama.
Alabama is preparing to execute Alan Eugene Miller by using nitrogen gas.
Alabama is scheduled to proceed with its second nitrogen gas execution after the state reached a settlement agreement with attorneys for death row inmate Alan Miller.