Byron Black noted intense pain during his lethal injection death earlier this week, with some wondering if it was because his ...

Byron Black, 69, was executed for the 1988 South Nashville murders of his ex-girlfriend Angela Clay and her two daughters ...

Byron Black, a death row inmate with dementia and multiple organ failure, was executed by lethal injection despite having an ...

After the execution of Byron Black on Aug. 5, witnesses are slated to speak at a news conference outside the prison.

Byron Black, a death row inmate convicted of killing his girlfriend and her two young daughters, is scheduled to be executed ...

The convicted murderer was put to death despite a legal battle over concerns his heart device would repeatedly shock him once ...

Tennessee death row inmate Byron Black's defibrillator did not cause any direct complications during his execution this week, ...

Black, 69, was killed by lethal injection in Tennessee for the murder of his girlfriend and her two daughters.

Black’s US lawyers raised concerns that his heart implant could shock him back to life, leading to undue suffering.

Byron Black’s lawyers argued his implanted combination pacemaker-defibrillator could prolong his suffering by shocking his heart after a lethal injection.

Tennessee will move forward with the execution of death row inmate Byron Black at 10 a.m. Aug. 5 after both Gov. Bill Lee and the U.S. Supreme Court declined to intervene.

Tennessee carries out its second execution using a new protocol on a man with an active heart defibrillator in his chest. Before he died, he complained to have terrible pain.