Montgomery, Alabama
This undated photograph provided by the Alabama Department of Corrections shows inmate Alan Eugene Miller, who was convicted of capital murder in a workplace shooting rampage that killed three men in 1999. The Alabama Supreme Court has authorized the execution of a second inmate by nitrogen gas, months after the state became the first state to put a person to death with the previously untested method.
In January, the state used nitrogen gas to execute Kenneth Smith for the murder-for-hire killing of 45-year-old Elizabeth Sennett in Colbert County 1988. Smith shook and convulsed in seizure-like movements for several minutes on the gurney. Marshall maintained that the execution was “textbook” and said the state will seek to carry out more death sentences using nitrogen gas.
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