Joe James

  • Joe Nathan James Jr. was executed in the U.S. state of Alabama by means of lethal injection for the 1994 murder of his ex-girlfriend, Faith Hall
  • His execution took place on July 28, 2022, at the William C. Holman Correctional Facility in Atmore
  • He was scheduled to be executed at 6 p.m., but media witnesses were not allowed to enter the execution chamber until about 9 p.m.
  • It was not until 9:27 p.m. that officials pronounced him dead.
  • The Alabama Attorney General’s Office is denying that Joe Nathan James Jr., who was executed in July, was given intramuscular sedatives or that he underwent an invasive ‘cutdown’ procedure.
  • After James was executed on July 28, Dr. Joel Zivot examined his body during a private autopsy. The doctor told AL.com that James suffered from a cutdown, or a way some medical professionals cut open a person’s arm to access a vein. Zivot said a cutdown is an old technique and suggests a certain level of skill from a person with medical training.
  • The redacted version of the state’s lethal injection protocol does not mention cutdowns and only states that “the standard procedure for inserting IV access will be used.
  • The execution of Joe Nathan James Jr. generated significant media attention and controversy due to several reasons. Here are some of the reasons for the controversy surrounding his execution:
  • Plea by the Victim's Family: The victim's family pleaded for mercy and asked that James's life be spared
  • The victim's daughters wanted James to spend the rest of his life imprisoned but pleaded for him not to be executed.
  • The family of executed Alabama inmate Joe Nathan James Jr. sued Gov. Kay Ivey and other state officials, claiming James suffered excessive pain in the hours before his execution and was unconscious before he was put to death.
  • In summary, the controversy surrounding Joe Nathan James Jr.'s execution was due to the delayed execution, plea by the victim's family, allegations of botched execution, secrecy surrounding execution procedures, and the method of execution.
  • The delay in the execution raised concerns about the execution process and the possibility of a botched execution.
  • Plea by the Victim's Family: The victim's family pleaded for mercy and asked that James's life be spared.
  • Secrecy Surrounding Execution Procedures: The state of Alabama shrouds its execution procedures in secrecy, and the federal lawsuit filed by James's family claims that the state has kept information related to James's death in the exclusive hands of the prison system.
  • Method of Execution: The method of execution by lethal injection has been criticized for being predictably disastrous, all the more so in the last dozen years given the lack of availability of drugs.
  • Joe Nathan James Jr. filed three lawsuits in the months before his execution date, requesting a stay of execution.
  • One of the lawsuits claimed that he was not competent to be executed due to his mental illness.
  • However, all of his lawsuits were denied, and he was executed on July 28, 2022.
  • After his execution, the family of Joe Nathan James Jr. sued Governor Kay Ivey and other state officials, claiming that James suffered excessive pain in the hours before his execution and was unconscious before he was put to death.
  • The lawsuit also claimed that the prison system contacted Ivey while workers were trying to start James's IV on the night of his execution, and she "demanded that the execution proceed and failed to intervene to call off the execution after it became clear that the procedure was not working".
  • The family of James is seeking accountability from the state of Alabama for the botched execution.
  • Joe Nathan James Jr.'s lawsuits were denied, and he was executed on July 28, 2022.
  • After his execution, his family sued the state of Alabama for the botched execution and is seeking accountability from the state officials.

Why the Death Penalty?

 

Lethal weapons for racism: oppression.

We, the people, have we learned our lesson,

Not done any longer with Smith & Wesson?

A liquid bothc-coction

is the last option.

Usually, if everyone agrees,

then you’re not saying or bringing nothing new.

Be revolutionary in what you do.

Don’t let fear straight jacket your soul.

Roll in bold

Against the injustice that hunts us.

Behind the hands of capital punishment,

California’s financial noose is hanging its

taxpayers 6 feet off a stable balance budget ground,

casting a $150 million per year shadow on the ground.

Time for us to use our Supreme Court voice,

to blow away debt filled clouds.

Rain in a more humane day and way,

and call capital punishment what it is,

Foulplay!

 

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Final Say

 

May soon be on its way

the progressive pause

has a chance to be

lifted away

the Supreme Court is missing a major key

a liberal replacement

we can only pray

capital punishment

is slowly ticking away

a fight for the future

is in Scalia vacant seat

loosening of the conservative teeth

all equal treatment for women can appear

over nite

come together

with only 8 justices

we have no Supreme Court of law

9 is a supreme team

so freedom still dream

dream to be free

for the innocent and wrongful

convicted in you and me

one judge

one man

can change the world

even a gurl

 

3/2/16   By Internal Exiler 33

 


 

“Perhaps the bleakest fact of all is that the death penalty is imposed not only in a freakish and discriminating manner, but also in some cases upon defendants who are actually innocent.” – Supreme Court Justice William J. Brennan Jr, 1994 

 

“It would be one thing if we could say the system works [in Illinois], and that individuals followed procedures and were found innocent, but in fact in all the cases it was really a fluke … We find persistent wrong doing on the part of law enforcement. It’s really sheer luck that those convicted of these [capital crimes] were exonerated in the end.” – Rep. Ian Schakowsky (D-IL) 

 

“If we believe that murder is wrong and not admissible in our society, then it has to be wrong for everyone, not just individuals but governments as well.” – ibid 

 

“When people of color are killed in the inner city, when homeless people are killed, when the “nobodies” are killed, district attorney do not seek to avenge their deaths. Black, Hispanic, or poor families who have a loved one murdered not only don’t expect the district attorney’s office to pursue the death penalty – which, of course, is both costly and time consuming – but are surprised when the case is prosecuted at all.” – ibid 

 

“Society may protect itself without putting a human to death as it would a wild animal. Since we believe each person has a soul, and is capable of achieving salvation, life in prison is now an alternative to the death penalty.” – Richard Viguerie and Brent Bozell, both conservative Republicans and Tea Party supporters

 

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Pinch Test / Alabama Department of Death

 

 

 

Should the risk of a botched execution be put between the two fingers of an unlicensed non-medical correctional officer?

 

That is the question being averted by Alabama Department of Death (ADOD).

 

 

 

On January 12, 2016 a hearing was held that revealed two witnesses who happened to be lawyers from Federal Defenders of Alabama, who witnessed several executions in 2010 and 2011 that skipped over this crucial protocol procedure.

 

For those who are unaware, the pinch test is a crucial part of the protocol that indicates if a person is conscious or not before the second and third painful drugs are forced intravenously. If the person being executed is conscious during the second and third phases of the lethal injection, it will be a very excruciating, torturous death of suffocation and searing pain throughout the body.

 

If these guards who are secret agents of death for the State of Alabama aren’t licensed to purchase these medical drugs, then why should they be allowed to participate in their injections or handling of these medical drugs?

 

The pinch test should be applied to the foolish law makers who create these senseless, cruel unmedically designed procedures of revengeful murder to test if they are human beings of conscious.

 

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The Dark Clouds of Forensic Science

 

 

 

Over 268 cases, including 32 death penalty cases are drowning in injustice and false testimony.

 

Pseudoscience is the name brand for wrongful convictions in America. The intense scrutiny is pouring down over the heads of courts, even the Boston Review argues with a drumming echo of mounting horror stories from the corruption and dysfunctional crime-lab tales.

 

Invalid arson testimony has buried several men including Cameron Todd Willingham in Texas, who was executed.

 

A pouring 2009 report by the National Academy of Science (NAS) pulled back the curtains of many techniques used by forensic examiners.

 

Forensic respected tests as those used to infer the source of tool marks or bite marks which has never been put to the stringent scientific bite scrutiny test.

 

Even fingerprint matching is circled in suspicious clouds. No mechanism for independent confirmation to govern fingerprinting exist. Examiners opinion is God in court.

 

Even DNA evidence can be tainted and ugly. NAS report brings a conclusion above the clouds with the exception of nuclear DNA analysis. But like mentioned above all is under suspicion.

 

Former FBI investigator Frederic Whitehurst put it, forensic scientists can “run into a sledgehammer”, when their findings contradict the theory that prosecutors are trying to advance.

 

The clouds are down on pseudoscience!

 

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  1. Our criminal justice system is fallible. We know it, even though we don’t like to admit it. It is fallible, despite the best efforts of most within it to do justice. And this fallibility is, at the end of the day, the most compelling persuasive and winning argument against a death penalty.
    Eliot Spitzer

     

  2. The death penalty issue is obviously a divisive one, but whether one it for or against, you cannot deny the basic illogic – if we know the system is flawed, if we know there are innocent people on death row, then until the system is reformed, should we not abandon the death penalty to protect those who are innocent?
    Richard Lagravenese

     

  3. My objection to the death penalty is based on the idea that this is a democracy, and in a democracy the government is me, and if the government kills somebody them I’m killing somebody.
    Steve Earle

     

  4. The death penalty is ineffective as a deterrent, and the appeals process is expensive and cruel to the surviving family members.
    Martin O’Malley

     

  5. The death penalty is discriminatory and does not do anything about crime.
    Bobby Scott

     

  6. I come from the State of Michigan. We were the first English-speaking government in the world to outlaw the death penalty, back in the 1840’s. We have never had, as a state, the death penalty in Michigan. I was raised with that, and even Republicans in Michigan, nobody would even think of putting a measure on the ballot to have the death penalty.
    Michael Moore

     

  7. You can’t reconcile being pro-life on abortion and pro-death on the death penalty.
    N. T. Wright

     

  8. No true believer could be intolerant or a persecutor, if I were a magistrate and the law carried the death penalty against atheists, I would begin by sending to the stake, whoever denounced another.
    – Jean Jacques Rousseau

 

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Fast and Furious

 

 

 

States that are pregnant with the mindset of life for life and make human profits off capital punishment are just as mind sick as some of the men who suffer from a lack of human compassion and mental disease on death row. They both need all the help they can get.

 

Support for capital punishment is bleeding out fast and people in the masses are turning heads against the death penalty in a quick and furious way.

 

Death penalty states are dropping fast out the sky in the U.S. according to a 2010 poll by large research partners found that a clear majority of voters (61 %) would choose a punishment other than the death penalty for murder.

 

A 2009 poll commissed by DPIC found police chiefs ranked the death penalty last among ways to reduce violent crimes. The police chiefs also considered the death penalty the least efficient use of taxpayers’ money.

 

The people are waking up fast against the financial nightmare of the death penalty and rightfully so and they are furious at the cost and pain in carrying out executions.

 

The botchy system of capital punishment is a madness spreaded in a long history of lynching and discrimination in the U.S.

 

We must take a capital punishment fast to clean out the clogged up system of injustice and madness running through legal lynching system in America.

 

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Who Do You Want to Die?

 

 

 

Suicide lethal pacts

 

 

 

Sounds more like state assisted suicide. But isn’t the Christian God fearing State of Alabama against anything remotely similar to suicide? Isn’t it true that it’s against the law for anyone by proxy or self-wish to commit suicide? Isn’t it immoral to the vast majority of Alabamians and Americans to kill someone with a wish to die?

 

Doesn’t it rings in or brings insanity to mind if your government officials asked you how you want to die and assist them with an unreliable means to carry out their own death?

 

Who in their right mind would ask someone to give a formula to their death and possible high risk of an agonizing painful suicide by proxy death against their own will?

 

The State of Alabama is now asking convict citizens to come up with a death formula to kill themselves and other convicted citizens on death row who may be innocent or wrongfully convicted.

 

It’s against the law to assist in someone suicide or order and prescribe a lethal drug to kill someone, but the State of Alabama wants unlicensed convicts to come up with a drug dose that is lethal to kill themselves with. Forcing themselves to play a part in a suicide pact with the State of Alabama against their will to live or right to life.

 

How crazy will future laws get when convicted unlicensed citizens are asked to prescribe a lethal drug to kill themselves and other fellow convicted men and women?

 

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Capital Punishment By Proxy

 

Law is the willpower of criminals who paint it with discrimination abusive judgment on the death rows of America.

Take for example a friend of mine, Demetrius Frazier, a Detroit Michigan resident and Clarence Ray, who is Michigan resident serving a life sentence in the MDOC (Michigan Department of Corrections). Both these men have a life sentence in the MDOC and are actively serving that time.

These two men also has something else in common, both have a death sentence in another state, Clarence Ray has been sentenced to die in California and Demetrius has been sentenced to die in Alabama. Clarence was sentenced to die in 1989 and Demetrius in 1996.

According to Michigan anti-death penalty history, Michigan was the first U.S. state to abolish capital punishment and Michigan was the first English speaking territory in the world to abolish the capital punishment system in the 1840’s. Michigan can be considered the grandfather pioneering movement of the anti-capital punishment movement in America and the world.

So how is it that Clarence Ray is afforded legal protection and safeguarded by Michigan constitution and by Governor, while Demetrius was shipped to Alabama for execution? Demetrius didn’t get the same Michigan safeguards as given to Clarence. Why was Demetrius denied the same legal protections by Michigan constitution? Michigan officials told the California Authorities they do not send their citizens/convicted men and women to death penalty states. So how it it that Demetrius was sent to Alabama’s death row in 2011 and Clarence was held and securely protected by Michigan governor and Authorities? Did race rise its ugly head into the law on who should live or die? Demetrius is African American and Clarence is a white man.

More on this subject of discriminational Capital punishment in Michigan.

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Dr. Botchenstein

 

Oklahoma has scheduled to reactivate its state of the art botch execution protocol setting September 16th for Richard Glossip death call.

This freaky unpredictable cocktail

Mad science from hell

Midazolam don’t care about its victims

Nor does it care where you stick’em

It showed no human mercy for Clayton Lockette

Just held out its hands for vast profits

Rehired by the Supreme Court

Where were you 8th Amendment

When Glossip à got aborted?

Midazolam has changed

Use to be good

Now murder is it’s game

Use to be a cure

Now it’s on a death tour

Use to heal

Now used to kill

I thought it was the FDA job

To approve drugs in the USA

But the Supreme Court took

Away their say

And pay

Is torturous murder a crime?

Not according to the mind of Oklahoma

 

Dr. Botchenstein

 


Murdazolam

 

Midazolam has cheated justice

It’s potency proven it can’t be trusted

The drug from hell

The first of three drug cocktail

Murdazolam is torture and harm

it puts you in a false unconscious state

setting execution dates

paving the way to be burned at the stakes

potassium chloride

A fiery ride

through the hands of wardens and guards

Homicide

Alabama’s protocol has no history

it’s clothed by curtains and mystery

Alabama stands with its nose tail

How long will Alabama’s

protocol sit above the law?

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8/12/15



Supreme Ruse
The Botched Ruling

 

Midazolam still on its feet after being technically knocked out and unconscious by several U.S. Supreme Justices.

Midazolam was not physically in shape when it stepped into the legal ring, sweating evasively and walking on a cane of falsehood and legal deceptive testimony.

Midazolam threw an empty punch at us by stating that it renders condemned humans unconscious before capital penalty states inject the second drug, a paralytic and third drug, potassium chloride. Evidence reveals in several botched executions that midazolam isn’t always reliable and put men and women at serious risk of being burned alive at the gurney, tied down and fried internally, chemically to death.

Dr. Evans, the state expert, helped Midazolam bob and weave in the court over and under the 8th amendment cruel and unusual punishment of the U.S. Constitution, by claiming for example 500 milligrams of Midazolam is the amount needed to effectively render a human unconscious to be legally executed to death. But that swing was weightless because it was contributed to several botched executions. In fact, 750 milligrams was used on Woods and he took 2 hours to finally die. He suffered repulsively.

Midazolam lands on its back several times but was pulled back to its feet by several U.S. justices who was seemingly upset at anti-death penalty proponents.

This case was about the Midazolam effect, was Midazolam reliable and effectively dependable to keep a human unconscious long enough to not feel pain after the other 2 drugs were forced into the veins of humans. These drugs of lethal potency causes severe pain (at least one do, potassium chloride).

The botched ruling, the five judges made it about keeping the death penalty alive and made the cruel and unusual violation of the 8th amendment mute.

The five justices never invited the 8th amendment into the court room and they pulled a last minute coup de grace, a 5 to 4 vote to say, long live the death penalty, even if it’s a 8th amendment violation of the U.S. constitution.

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The King of All Beast

 

The beast of all kings has beaten itself into a double-breasted legal convulsion. Capital punishment has been swinging from branch to branch, from state to state and dropping botch executions over the death chambers in America. It has been beating its chest so hard that capital punishment has fell into a legal stroke, suddenly disabling itself from carrying out barbaric executions of defenseless men and women, who are strapped down to a cross like gurney and sacrificed to this beast, who chews away human rights word by word, part by part and even licks the crumbs of hope away if not guarded by anti-death penalty organizations.

The beast is controlled by the supreme team, the Supreme Justices, who are the 9 doctors who operates on this vicious monster from time to time, when it goes wild by climbing outside the ring of the U.S. constitution and trying to rule itself, which it never has been good at.

These 9 doctors of law have to operate on the brains of capital punishment and sedate it by issuing a pill called “stay of execution” to control it while it examines the many vicious flaws strobbing through its mind.

The 9 doctors will never be able to heal or rehabilitate this wild beast capital punishment. It need to be banned and caged into the history of law forever and never seen again.

The 9 justices will furcate and split like a banana peel into 2 sides and inject two different views of opinions that will give the death penalty, this ugly monster two split personalities. These 9 supreme legal doctors will unleash a new threat that will roll out its snake hole, angrier than ever and spin its lethal death webs over the helpless body of the poor and unguarded.

The Supreme Court programs and instructs the beast how to think and act, through laws, the supreme doctors of law are the mind of this Frankenstein murdering machine.

The ignobles are against reasonable solutions, blood feasting and pain makes their constituents dance and kools their appetites.

Be attentive to the Supreme Court ruling coming soon. Ears Await!

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U.S. Supreme Court Lethal Legal Insanity

 

Torture is stamped and approved if the toxicants follow behind Satan’s big helper, Midazolam, which is the first of 3 drug cocktails used to murder men and women in American horror slaughter’s houses.

Lethal injection was supposed to be a cleaner, more humane version of capital punishment. Over the past five years, it has become a torture den of messy murders, largely unmonitored testing grounds for toxic drugs. Even an ant couldn’t get into these secret death hell cells to witness these heart stopping murders.

The U.S. Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 vote, split, ruled that Midzolam was a lesser evil, if it is the first drug by the three headed monster cocktail, they virtually smack their approval on it so it could be forced into the trembling men in the human slaughter houses in America.

Midazolam is being used by death penalty states to give the appearance of unconsciousness, while the 2nd paralytic drug holds the victim of torture in a grip of no mercy or live, when the 3rd drug fire rain or water, potassium chloride is forced into the veins, as it crape along the veins interior walls and set everything it comes across to fire, slowly frying you to death through the inside. Your heart crawls into submission and burns out, giving up its very last beat of hope.

The 8th amendment, which supposedly protects against victims of torture and cruelty, hid in the corner in a locked jail cell, 8th amendment never objected nor protested, which it had plenty of evidence to at eye distance, such as several botched, torturous executions, using Midazolam, the deceptive sleeping drug for executions.

Yes, it is outrageous that the federal government imposes this cruel drug protocol and inhumane punishment, particularly when most of the world’s countries have abolished the capital punishment evil system in their countries. As death sentences decline worldwide, no government can claim to be a leader in human rights when it sentences its prisoners to death.

Midazolam with death cocktails is cruel and torturous.

Contact the makers of Midazolam to stop the sell and misuse of medical healing drugs.

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Live from Alabama’s Belly of the Beast:
Death Row has Lost Two Innocent Souls

 

Freedom ball is on a roll

A state from 1927 – 1976 where

153 executional murders took place

 

Of those, 126 were black face.

126 black men of legal murder,

fried in a yellow chair

like hamburger.

Montgomery capital legar murder

 

2 innocent men, Anthony Ray Hinton

and William Ziegler – won’t see that day

because freedom ball has rolled

in and took them away.

Even hell couldn’t hold them in

the belly of the beast vomited,

by the help of lawyers like Bryan Stevenson

 

They can again enjoy the sun

shine on their innocence

 

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Abolish injustice – abolish the death squads, NOW!

 

Freedom walked an innocent man from the hell chambers of Alabama notorious death cells to a land of freedom. A new day.

 

Alabama death row, rowed out its bloody, diabolical, nasty murder stained tongue and Anthony Hinton walked over the saliva of death, to reunite with his remaining living relatives after 30 years.

Death row in the State of Alabama for the past 30 years has nibbled, bite by bite, at this innocent man sanity. He was caged and fitted into a tiny 5’7” dust cave cell innocently. he was forced to eat food made for slaves. He was forced against his will to suffer and do mental hard labor for a crime he never was proven to have committed. He was legally unlawfully kidnapped from his mother’s home, who now has passed from. Once he was falsely convicted he was shipped and buried alive in a dusty dungeon wall hell cell of 5’7” for 30 years, while the state spent the next 30 years hiding evidence to prove his innocence.

Anthony Ray Hinton friends and associates vanished as well as his associate death row friends, who made it to America’s Death Chambers and did the disappearing act, never to been seen again. The death squad smothered the life out of them by lethal liquids.

Two weeks later William Ziegler was visited by the same freedom and walked out a free man from Alabama death cells, home of the innocent and wrongfully convicted.

There are other innocent and wrongfully convicted men waiting their day at freedom and your help. Help shut down the belly of death in Alabama NOW!

We may not be able to bring back innocent men that were executed inhumanely and murdered, but we can save the living.

Let’s act now while the freedom lights shine on Alabama’s death row!

Reach out!

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From Heaven to Hell / The Devil’s Advocate

Last Woman Alive in the Electric Chair in the United States and Alabama

 

May 10, 2002, a mad killer, with no hope or mercy, burned out Lynda Cheryle Lyon Block last breath. Lynda never said a final word. 54 years old Lynda, who once was an investigator for the Humane Society, president of the young women organization in her church and vice-chair of the Libertarian Party of Florida, was threaten by the warden, several weeks earlier, that a notorious killer, dressed in high yellow would murder her at a particular day and time. Everybody and the legal courts and law knew who this vicious-evil-diabolical brutal killer or serial killer was. They lead Lynda to this yellow beast the day she took her last breath.

Imagine being tied down and strapped to a wild crocodile, Lynda the billiards champion, scuba diver, cross-country motorcyclist, sailor, short story writer, and fisherwoman, was tied down leg by leg, arm by arm, helplessly to a yellow beast. Lynda was even blinded by the advocates of the beast. She was completely isolated and defenseless, she sat without a last word and was attacked in the dark by the devil advocate, Yellow Mama.

Yellow Mama, the evil, boiled Lynda’s blood, fried her brains, as she (Yellow Mama) crept up suddenly and tortured her with electrical shocks of fire burning through her body and took over her blood streams and cells, also vital organs by a hellish burning force, while she was alive. Lynda had no way to fight back her cold blooded attacker as the state witnesses watched as if they was a horror movie for entertainment. Lynda was murdered by the State of Alabama by their beast, the devil advocate, Yellow Mama.

Yellow Mama was caged up in 2002, and haven’t killed anyone since the murder of Lynda Lyon Block in 2002. The vicious notorious serial killing beast is asking to kill again, through Lynn Greer and other lawmakers, they want to release this killer again.

Electra Yellow Mama killed the last woman by electrocution in Alabama in 2002 and electra Yellow Mama killed the last person, male or female in the State of Alabama. Lynda Lyon Block was the last sacrifice by the legal system in Alabama through electrocution.

Will the Beast be released? Will we watch the Yellow Monster kill again?

 

SAY NO TO THE DEVIL ADVOCATE YELLOW MAMA, the electric chair!

 

By Internal Exiler 33

 





Damnatio Ad Bestias


 

Bringing Back Yellow Monster (Mama) 1927 – 2002

Electric executions, the death of the 8th Amendmend

 


Yellow Mama (the beast)

Nickname given to Alabama’s electric chair.

First installed as Kilby State Prison in Montgomery, Alabama.

Yellow Mama acquired its fellow color when painted using highway-line paint from the adjacent state highway.


The chair was built by a British inmate in 1927 and was first used to execute Horace Devauhan that same year.


Some info says inmate Ed Mason, a cabinet maker by trade who was serving 60 years for theft and grand larceny, built Yellow Mama. The electric chair was moved to Holman in 1970. The first execution by electrocution in Alabama was performed in the year of 1927 of April 8th.


Between 1930 and 1976 there were 135 executions completed using Yellow Mama; 107of the condemned prisoners were black and 28 were white.


 

Problems with Yellow Mama, Alabama.

Alabama has experienced several problematic executions involving Yellow Mama. On April 22, 1983, John Louis Evans, the first post Furman prisoner to be executed by the state, was hit with an initial jolt of electricity which lasted 30 seconds. Evan’s body tensed up, causing the electrode on his left leg to snap off. Soon smoke and flames were shooting out from under the hood that covered his head, When 2 physicians entered the death chambers they found him still alive. Ignoring Evans lawyers’ plea, a 3rd jolt of electricity was applied and he died. The execution took a total of 14 minutes and his body was left charred and smoldering.

 


Alabama law body is trying to pass a bill to give the Yellow Beast a second chance to be revived for executions.


If the Beast can be given a second chance or talked about given a second chance after it has killed/executed over 135 men – Why can’t humans/men and women be treated with a higher respect than a chair (the Yellow Mama Beast) and possibly be given a second chance at life??


Yellow is a sign, caution – we need to slow down!



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