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Advocate: S. Carolina approval of firing squad, electric chair 'chilling'
Virginia could reinstate ELECTRIC CHAIR 'Old Sparky' tonight as supply of execution drugs in US state runs dry - World News - Mirror Online
Lisa Montgomery to be first female federal inmate executed in 67 years | Capital punishment | The Guardian
Murderer Edmund Zagorski executed in the electric chair in Tennessee | Daily Mail Online
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Capital punishment, which states have it and what methods do they use? | Fox News
4th Tennessee death row inmate selects electric chair | The Seattle Times
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Why did Utah bring back the firing squad? How the US kills people in 2015 | Capital punishment | The Guardian
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Applications of the Death Penalty: The Electric Chair
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US Convict Prefers Electric Chair Over Lethal Injection For His Execution
What happens if a criminal survives execution? | Mental Floss
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Tennessee enacts law allowing use of electric chair - BBC News
It took 10 minutes to convict 14-year-old George Stinney Jr. It took 70 years after his execution to exonerate him. - The Washington Post
Book Review: 'Let the Lord Sort Them,' by Maurice Chammah - The New York Times
Tennessee man executed by electric chair after 34 years on death row
