Nashville attorney: Thursday's execution gives “more evidence” of lethal injection problems
Donnie Johnson was executed for killing his wife, Connie, in 1984. With Johnson's execution, Tennessee has now carried out four executions within a year, while the death penalty has been put on hold in other states.
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