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| After Delays, Suicidal Inmate Finally Executed |
| By macon.com |
| Published: 09/28/2010 |
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JACKSON — Brandon Joseph Rhode, convicted of the 1998 deaths of three Jones County family members, was executed by lethal injection Monday night. Rhode, 31, declined the opportunity to make a final statement, either in the death chamber or in the hours before his death. He also declined a last prayer. Fourteen minutes passed between when the order for Rhode’s death was read aloud at 10:02 p.m. and when he was declared dead at 10:16 p.m. It took medical staff 30 minutes to insert the needles into him, a witness said. Medical staff attempted to find veins in both of Rhode’s arms, feet and hands before inserting one needle in a vein between his thumb and first finger on his right hand. A second needle was inserted in a port created for IVs in the left side of his neck during a recent hospital visit following a suicide attempt. Read More. |
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