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Florida death row inmate becomes state's first to demand the electric chair
Lethal State: North Carolina's Delicate Dance With Death | WUNC
Final words of double murderer executed by electric chair in Tennessee
Lethal Injection Was Once Seen as “Less Barbaric.” Now It's Clear It's Inhumane.
Tennessee death row must choose: Electric chair or lethal injection?
Firing Squads Replace Scarce Lethal Injection Drugs In Some State Executions : NPR
Tennessee Death Row Inmates Sue to Block Electric Chair
Debate Over Execution Methods Renewed
South Carolina judge bars execution method similar to "being burned alive.
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Electric chair execution hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Va. lawmakers expected to set electric chair as backup when lethal injection unavailable - The Washington Post
Future of Virginia's 113-year-old electric chair and lethal injection gurney in limbo
Electric chair and gurney used for lethal injections donated to Virginia Museum of History and Culture | WRIC ABC 8News
A history of execution methods used on Alabama's death row
Electric chair vs. lethal injection: Which is the better way to die? | wbir.com
South Carolina Senate votes to allow electric chair in executions - CBS News
Electric chair - Wikipedia
Tenn. inmates sue to stop electric chair 'torture'
Firing Squads Replace Scarce Lethal Injection Drugs In Some State Executions : NPR
House passes bill ending electric chair executions | Oklahoma | normantranscript.com
Virginia governor rejects plan to revive electric chair as main execution method | Capital punishment | The Guardian
South Carolina: new law makes inmates choose firing squad or electric chair | South Carolina | The Guardian
Inmates opt for electric chair over injection
South Carolina says its ready to execute by lethal injection agai | wltx.com
Virginia abolished biased, inefficient, botched executions; more states should follow suit - Virginia Mercury
