Anthony Todd Boyd, 54, was executed with nitrogen gas on Thursday. He was convicted of capital murder for the killing of Gregory Huguley in 1993. Anthony Todd Boyd’s execution marked the fifth one of 2025 for the State of Alabama.

"This Court thus turns its back on Boyd and on the Eighth Amendment’s guarantee against cruel and unusual punishment," the dissent complains. The post 'The Constitution would grant him that grace': Sotomayor harshly rebukes SCOTUS colleagues for refusing to let man die by firing squad instead of 'torturous suffocation' first appeared on Law & Crime.

Death row inmate Anthony Todd Boyd maintained his innocence until the end when he was executed by nitrogen gas

Anthony Todd Boyd is pleading to meet with Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, saying this week that he's innocent and asking her to "do the right thing."

This partial audio captures Anthony Boyd’s urgent, personal appeal to Governor Ivey. He asks her to meet him at Holman Correctional Facility before his execution