Thursday, 8 March 2018

Death row inmate sues after 'botched' execution

11 puncture wounds Hamm's court filings state that the execution team made numerous attempts to gain access to veins in his legs and ankles. In at least two attempts, the documents state, "an execution team member inserted a needle into Doyle Hamm's leg and kept the needle in his leg for several minutes, moving it around in a painful and futile attempt to enter Doyle Hamm's veins." When entry via leg veins failed, the documents say, personnel tried and failed to get a needle or catheter into his right femoral artery. "Multiple times, the execution team tried to insert a needle or catheter into Doyle Hamm's right groin, causing severe bleeding and pain," the filings state. "The staff put a pad
 Source:  Yahoo News

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