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: Lethal InjectionExecution Methods Examined
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Ohio's Review After Botched Injection May Have Wide Impact.Romell Broom knew he was about to die when the Ohio prison warden came to his cell, escorted by guards, and read his death warrant. A court had rejected his final appeal. Soon, two nurses arrived and told Broom to lie down as they tried to insert a needle into his arm, readying a vein to receive the three drugs that would knock him out and eventually kill him. The protocol is a familiar one, used by 35 states and the federal government, but the nurses working on Broom on Sept. 15 could not find a suitable vein. They jabbed his arms, his hands, his right ankle and his left leg. Once, they hit a bone. Broom tried to help, then cried. After about two hours, unable to establish an intravenous connection, authorities called off the execution...continue to full postFull post as published by Lethal Injection on October 12, 2009 (boomark / email).
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