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Death row inmate being executed with implanted defibrillator on is 'pretty crazy': Doctor | Banfield
The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that death row prisoner, Byron Black, will be put to death regardless of whether his pacemaker is turned on or off. Dr. Jonathan Groner, a pediatric trauma surgeon, joins "Banfield" to discuss the ethics surrounding the issue.
Decades after sending him to death row, Nashville prosecutors admitted he shouldn’t be executed. Tennessee plans to kill him ...
A Nashville jury convicted Byron Black and sentenced him to death in 1989. Now more than 35 years later, he is set to be ...
Attorneys for Byron Black, a 66-year-old man on Tennessee's death row, have filed a motion for a stay of his execution due to ...
Tennessee resumed state executions earlier this year. But Byron Black, a death row inmate who is scheduled to die next ...
Attorneys for Byron Black have filed a motion with the state Supreme Court seeking a stay, following a ruling that now ...
After more than three decades, Byron Black, 69, is set to be executed for the Nashville triple murder of Angela Clay and her two daughters.
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