Anonymous #3 13h

That’s not true #3 talking straight out their ass it’s a highly detailed and prescinde procedure

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Anonymous #5 13h

Actually some of it is true - idk about the doctor part but I do know a lot of pharmaceutical companies don’t want to sell them the drug and the actual execution can cost the state north of $300k

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Anonymous #4 13h

Actually this is a first (here). Every other botched lethal injection has been because the iv was placed incorrectly and thus the drugs never got properly administered. This is the first case of her being fully administered the drugs and surviving

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Anonymous #5 13h

lol 😂 im not talking out of my ass, prisons run the risk of being sued if drug companies find out their products are being used for lethal injections. happened in alabama and nebraska off the top of my head. so they switch around what drugs they’re using. licensed doctors do not participate in lethal injections. bruh

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Anonymous #4 13h

You are so talking out of your ass #3 but thank you very much to #4

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Anonymous #5 13h

didnt know we had a charles henri sanson up in here ☠️ okay execution expert

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Anonymous #3 13h

No shit first do no harm can you go find someone as dumb as you to talk to because i can’t fucking do it Jesus Christ how did your English teachers pass you?

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Anonymous og_beer 13h

I often hear of botched executions because the executionee has deformed veins due to extensive drug use, but the iv being placed incorrectly happens a lot too - I recall it happening a few times in my state

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Anonymous #5 13h

dude seriously u need to chill ☠️ its not that deep

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Anonymous #4 13h

Messed up veins would result in failure to place the iv correctly too lol. But yeah, interesting to see what the investigation reveals about this one (and how her appeal process goes from here)

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Anonymous #3 12h

I would rather read one billion words of AI slop than that uncapitalized brick of shit, just stop writing and use AI atp there’s no hope for you

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