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Alabama executes Anthony Boyd by nitrogen gas

Alabama executes Anthony Todd Boyd by nitrogen gas for 1993 murder and kidnapping

The State of Alabama carried out its fifth execution of 2025 Thursday evening, putting Anthony Todd Boyd to death by nitrogen gas hypoxia for the kidnapping and killing of a man that ended in flames ...

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Anthony Todd Boyd’s Final Words Before Alabama Execution

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Alabama executes killer with nitrogen gas amid objections over 'gratuitous suffering'

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Lengthy Execution by Nitrogen Gas in Alabama Renews Concerns Over Method

Alabama executed a man using nitrogen gas on Thursday night, causing him to gasp for an extended period of time and spurring more concerns over the execution method, which was used for the first time...

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Liberal US Supreme Court justices decry nitrogen gas execution in spirited dissent

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Liberal Supreme Court justices decry nitrogen hypoxia executions: ‘Excruciating suffocation’

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Alabama Executes Man Convicted of Burning Victim Alive Using Controversial Nitrogen Gas Method

"I just wanna say again, I didn't kill anybody, I didn't participate in killing anybody. Just want everyone to know, there is no justice in this state," Boyd said in part, according to the paper.

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Alabama executes man for 1993 murder

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Alabama Death Row Inmate Says Three Chilling Final Words Before 20-Minute Execution Using Nitrogen Gas for 1993 Murder

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Death Row Inmate’s Heartbreaking Final Words Moments Before Execution Revealed — His Final Plea to Loved Ones Sends Chills

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.

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Inmate set for nitrogen gas execution begs to meet with governor: 'Do the right thing'

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."