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| Alabama execution its first in two years |
| By nwaonline.com |
| Published: 01/22/2016 |
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ATMORE, Ala. -- A man convicted of the 1992 rape and beating death of a woman received a lethal injection Thursday evening in Alabama's first execution in more than two years. Christopher Eugene Brooks, 43, was pronounced dead at 6:38 p.m. at the Holman Correctional Facility in Atmore, authorities said. Brooks was convicted of capital murder in the death of Jo Deann Campbell, 23, a woman authorities say he first met when they worked at a camp in upstate New York. Brooks' final words were: "I hope this brings closure to everybody. ... I love y'all. Bye. I love y'all." Read More. |
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