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A 71-year-old Kissimmee man said he deserves to die in the electric chair after he was charged with 12 counts of possession of child pornography, the Osceola County Sheriff's Office said in a report released Wednesday. Alberto Anres Rubi's collection
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Seventy-two hours before death row inmates are executed, they are placed under constant surveillance by prison guards. For nearly a decade, it was Bobby Allen's job to monitor these condemned men as they awaited their fate in the execution chamber.
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11 February 2013 Virginia's former executioner who put 62 people to death over a 17-year career has now become the state's most vocal opponent of the death penalty...He now believes that the death penalty is at odds with his religious convictions,
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Murder Most Foul a series of articles on murder and punishment. At 6.38 on 6th August 1890 a "spruce looking, broad-shouldered little man, full bearded, with carefully arranged hair clustering around his forehead"
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A man who admitted to strangling two fellow prison inmates and threatened to continue killing until he received the death penalty was executed in Virginia on Wednesday, the first time the state has used the electric chair in nearly three years.
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Lawmakers are questioning how well New York City was prepared for food distribution, gasoline shortages and other problems after Superstorm Sandy. City Council members asked top mayoral aides at a hearing Wednesday about improving the city's storm
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Va. When Robert Gleason Jr. walks into Virginia's death chamber Wednesday night and is strapped into the rarely used electric chair, it will mark the end of a twisted quest to speed his own death. Gleason says it's not because he wants to die, but
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Called an icon by the punks, metalheads and mods who would frequent it, the storefront of the Electric Chair, a 32-year-old clothing store that served Orange County's alternative scene, shuttered on Christmas Eve, with plans for a future location up
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Anna Marie Hahn, the first woman to die in Ohio's electric chair, was jolted with 1,950 volts of electricity as she recited the Lord's Prayer on Dec...John Sullivan, the Ohio Penitentiary's Catholic chaplain, led her in prayer: But deliver us from
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Smoke and a putrid odor filled the death chamber as the witnesses outside watched, agape. "I had to let it go on for 11 minutes." McAndrew, 74, was one of two former executioners who came to California this week to tell tales from the death chamber
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