Tennessee man’s heart still active nearly two minutes after execution, lawyer says
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A Tennessee man, Byron Black, reportedly exhibited signs of cardiac activity for nearly two minutes after being declared dead following his execution, according to his lawyer. This shocking revelation raises serious concerns about the execution process and its ethical implications, suggesting that it may have been severely mishandled. Such allegations not only question the effectiveness of the lethal injection method used but also highlight the broader issues surrounding capital punishment and the potential for human error in such irreversible actions.
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