As U.S. executions wane, Tennessee moves to put more inmates to death
Botched Executions: Infamous Examples of Trouble on Death Row - A&E True Crime
Firing Squad? Electric Chair? South Carolina Law Makes Death Row Inmates Pick : NPR
Methods of Execution | Death Penalty Information Center
In Tennessee, the Electric Chair Reemerges as an Option for Death Row Inmates
Electric chair - Wikipedia
Old Sparky: The Electric Chair and the History of the Death Penalty: Galvin, Anthony: 9781510711334: Amazon.com: Books
Electric chair - Wikipedia
Why This Inmate Chose the Electric Chair Over Lethal Injection - The New York Times
electrocution | capital punishment | Britannica
South Carolina: new law makes inmates choose firing squad or electric chair | South Carolina | The Guardian
The electric chair is back and the death penalty is on life support.
Tenn. inmates sue to stop electric chair 'torture'
What to know about the electric chair used in Tennessee executions
Why This Inmate Chose the Electric Chair Over Lethal Injection - The New York Times
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Biden should make good on pledge to end death penalty - Chicago Sun-Times
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Death row prisoners may be forced into electric chair if Virginia bill passes - The Verge
DOJ rule change would allow some executions by firing squad and electrocution
Electric chair - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
SC could bring back electric chair. Do other states use it? | The State
South Carolina court blocks executions, saying inmates must have choice of firing squad | Capital punishment | The Guardian
Future of Virginia's 113-year-old electric chair and lethal injection gurney in limbo | State and Regional News | richmond.com
Let's rock': The last words of a double-murderer who chose the electric chair over lethal injection - The Washington Post
