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Survivor of Failed Execution: The Unusual Fate of Kenneth Eugene Smith and What Awaits Him Next

 

Kenneth Eugene Smith: "I'm just not ready, brother"

“I'm not ready for that. Not in any way!”

Kenneth Eugene Smith, aged 58, was scheduled for lethal injection, but the execution was hindered by a minor issue: his executioners struggled to locate a vein. As the next execution date approaches, anxiety is growing, as expressed by the 58-year-old in an interview.

Kenneth had been lying on a cot in the execution room for four hours. He was strapped in, hanging temporarily overhead, so that his executioners could find a vein for a lethal injection. However, all attempts to carry out the execution failed, leaving his body covered in puncture marks. He experienced shaking, sweating, and hyperventilation after the unsuccessful attempt.

 Now, a new execution date has been set, using a method never tried before. Smith is set to be suffocated. On January 25th, an airtight mask will be placed over his mouth, chin, and eyes. Initially, oxygen will flow through the mask, later replaced by nitrogen. This method is highly controversial, with human rights experts even describing it as torture. Smith has made it clear that he won't cooperate during the procedure, stating, "I'm not going to grab the mask and strap it on; I'm not going to help them." The 58-year-old has decided not to assist in any way to make it challenging for his executioners.

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