It must be hard being an Alabama nigger now that the Gas Chamber is up and running ...
Death row inmate yells 'I didn't kill anybody' in chilling last words before he's EXECUTED after burning man alive over $200
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15223679/death-row-penalty-Anthony-boyd.html
Excerpt: Alabama death row inmate Anthony Boyd professed his innocence in the chilling final words before he was put to death via nitrogen gas.
'I didn't kill anybody. I didn't participate in killing anybody,' protested Boyd before his execution.
'There can be no justice until we change this system... Let's get it.'
The 54-year-old was convicted in 1995 for helping to kidnap and burn alive 32-year-old George Huguley.
He and three others brutally murdered the man in 1993 because he owed them $200 for cocaine.
The jury found that Boyd participated in binding and taping Huguley to a park bench at an Alabama baseball field. Another member of the group doused him in gasoline and set him on fire.
However, the other three men testified against Boyd. The man who prosecutors said poured the gasoline and set the fire was also convicted of capitol murder and is on death row.
Boyd begged Alabama Governor Kay Irvey to meet with him 'before an innocent man is killed.' She declined and released a statement following his death.
'His victim's family has finally received justice,' she said, in part, according to USA Today.
Death row inmate yells 'I didn't kill anybody' in chilling last words before he's EXECUTED after burning man alive over $200
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15223679/death-row-penalty-Anthony-boyd.html
Excerpt: Alabama death row inmate Anthony Boyd professed his innocence in the chilling final words before he was put to death via nitrogen gas.
'I didn't kill anybody. I didn't participate in killing anybody,' protested Boyd before his execution.
'There can be no justice until we change this system... Let's get it.'
The 54-year-old was convicted in 1995 for helping to kidnap and burn alive 32-year-old George Huguley.
He and three others brutally murdered the man in 1993 because he owed them $200 for cocaine.
The jury found that Boyd participated in binding and taping Huguley to a park bench at an Alabama baseball field. Another member of the group doused him in gasoline and set him on fire.
However, the other three men testified against Boyd. The man who prosecutors said poured the gasoline and set the fire was also convicted of capitol murder and is on death row.
Boyd begged Alabama Governor Kay Irvey to meet with him 'before an innocent man is killed.' She declined and released a statement following his death.
'His victim's family has finally received justice,' she said, in part, according to USA Today.




