This was the case for Darryl Holton, who chose to die via electric chair. He was executed in 2007, convicted of killing his three sons and a stepdaughter in 1997.

The state last executed an inmate using the electric chair in 2007. Daryl Holton, who had killed his three sons and their half-sister a decade earlier, was put to death with two jolts of electricity.

Tennessee's electric chair protocol:How the state plans to kill Edmund Zagorski It is a provocative move — the electric chair hasn't been used in Tennessee in 11 years, and no other state has ...

Electric chair first began making the rounds online earlier this year, and the phrase can be dated to January of 2019 when an Urban Dictionary post defined it as: “stan twitter uses it as a way ...

Tennessee executed its third inmate in the electric chair since November, killing a man Thursday who maintained that he didn't stab a mother and her 15-year-old daughter to death in 1986.

The decommissioned electric chair in which 361 prisoners were executed between 1924 and 1964, is pictured 05 November 2007 at the Texas Prison Museum in Huntsville, Texas.

Designed to be more humane than hanging, the first use of the electric chair, at Auburn Prison on Aug. 6, 1890, was described by the Syracuse Standard as "scientific butchery." ...

The bill originally focused on making the electric chair the default method of execution in response to a nationwide shortage of the drugs needed for a lethal injection.

The electric chair was replaced by lethal injection as the state's sole means of execution in 2001. It was donated to the Ohio Historical Society in 2002 and has been in storage since.