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In this intense and eye-opening episode, me and Jus break down Alabama’s execution of Anthony Boyd Jr. on October 23, 2025 — the eighth person in U.S. history to face death by nitrogen hypoxia, and the state's most controversial yet.

We cover it all:

  • The 1993 crime: the kidnapping and burning alive of Gregory Huguley over a $200 drug debt
  • Why Alabama chose nitrogen gas (and how it's supposed to work)
  • Eyewitness accounts of Boyd's "violent thrashing," over 225 agonized breaths, and a 19+ minute struggle — longer than any prior case
  • Supreme Court dissent by Justice Sotomayor calling it "cruel" and a violation of the 8th Amendment
  • Comparisons to Kenneth Smith's 2024 execution and the growing lawsuits against the method
  • The core debate: Is nitrogen "humane" innovation or just rebranded torture? And what does this mean for the future of capital punishment?

This is 100% based on court records, witness statements, and verified news — no sensationalism, just raw facts and thoughtful analysis to spark real conversation.

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