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Alabama executes Anthony Todd 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 Man Convicted of Burning Victim Alive Using Controversial Nitrogen Gas Method

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Alabama executes man claiming innocence by nitrogen hypoxia

Alabama on Thursday executed a death row inmate using a method Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor called "torturous suffocation" for a 1993 murder that he maintains he did not commit.

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Alabama executes man with nitrogen gas for role in 1993 murder over $200 drug debt

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Alabama executes man for 1993 murder

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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."

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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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State leaders issue statements on execution of Anthony Boyd

Alabama Governor Kay Ivey and Attorney General Steve Marshall have issued statements following the nitrogen gas execution of a man who was convicted murder during a

Man executed on death row by controversial method condemned for causing 'intense psychological torment'

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

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Supreme Court's liberal minority condemns nitrogen gas execution as 'psychological terror'

WASHINGTON — Liberal Supreme Court justices issued a rebuke of Alabama's use of nitrogen gas in executions, with Justice Sonia Sotomayor condemning the method as causing "psychological terror" and "excruciating suffocation" as the court declined to halt the execution of Anthony Todd Boyd.