Arizona executes a man who murdered his girlfriend’s ex-husband
- Aaron Gunches was executed by lethal injection in Arizona, marking the end of a nearly two-year pause on executions.
- Gunches was convicted of murdering Ted Price in 2002 and opted not to make a final statement during the execution.
- Arizona Attorney General Kris Mays stated, 'Today is an incredibly solemn day,' emphasizing the enforcement of the death penalty as per the law.
- Gunches represents the second of four inmates scheduled for execution in the U.S. This week, following the execution of Jessie Hoffman in Louisiana.
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Aaron Gunches Executed by Lethal Injection in Arizona’s First Execution Since 2022
PHOENIX — Arizona carried out its first execution in over two years Wednesday morning as Aaron Gunches died by lethal injection at the Arizona State Prison Complex in Florence. Gunches, convicted of murdering Ted Price in 2002, was executed using pentobarbital, with his official time of death called at 10:33 a.m., according to prison officials. “The process went according to plan without any… Source
A killer wrote his own death warrant — and Arizona finally signed it
When the warden asked if he had any last words, Aaron Gunches squeezed his eyes shut and shook his head. He was strapped to a gurney in the execution chamber, waiting to die, projecting a desire to just get it over with after nearly 23 years. In 2002, he killed a man named Ted Price by taking him...
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