Alabama inmate put to death in first U.S. nitrogen gas execution 03:00. Alabama carried out its planned execution of the condemned inmate Kenneth Eugene Smith on Thursday night using nitrogen ...

A spiritual advisor for executed Alabama inmate Kenneth Eugene Smith and his family said staffers inside the execution chamber at W.C. Holman Correctional Facility Thursday night could not mask ...

Kenneth Eugene Smith, a 58-year-old convicted killer, was pronounced dead at 8:25 p.m. Thursday at an Alabama prison after breathing the gas through a face mask to cause oxygen deprivation.

The state of Alabama executed convicted killer Kenneth Eugene Smith on Thursday in a first-of-its-kind execution using nitrogen gas to asphyxiate the inmate. Smith, 58, was the first person in the ...

Kenneth Eugene Smith is scheduled to become the country’s first inmate put to death by nitrogen gas. Alabama Department of Corrections/AFP via Getty Images.

Kenneth Eugene Smith became the first US death row inmate executed by nitrogen asphyxia Attorney General Steve Marshall said that after Thursday night, ‘nitrogen hypoxia as a means of execution ...

Alabama death row inmate Kenneth Eugene Smith has been executed by nitrogen gas – making him the first person in US history to be put to death through the controversial method. Smith, 58, was ...

Killer-for-hire Kenneth Eugene Smith, 58, on Thursday became the first ever US prisoner to be executed using nitrogen gas, which had never been officially tested beforehand.

Kenneth Eugene Smith became the first person in the world to be put to death using nitrogen gas, after his execution was carried out on Thursday at an Alabama prison.. Smith, 58, was pronounced ...

In his final 32 minutes of life, Kenneth Eugene Smith, executed tonight by the state of Alabama using an untested method of nitrogen gas, thanked those who supported him in his final year on ...

Kenneth Eugene Smith, a man who survived his first execution attempt, is set to face the death penalty again, but this time, things will be different. On November 17, 2022, Smith spent four hours ...