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Alabama seeks to carry out second execution using controversial nitrogen gas method

  • Alabama seeks to carry out a second execution using nitrogen gas on Alan Eugene Miller, convicted of killing three people in 1999.
  • Miller, who has been on death row since 2000, survived a previous lethal injection attempt, leading to an agreement that nitrogen gas would be used for future executions.
  • The state plans to execute Miller by means of nitrogen hypoxia, despite controversy surrounding the method after a previous execution resulted in convulsions and shaking by the inmate.
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