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Taylor Odisho

Death Row Inmate Denied Final Cigarette Before Execution Because It Was 'Bad for His Health': Lawyer

British-born convicted killer Nicholas Lee Ingram requested a last cigarette before his death by electrocution in 1995. (Credit: David Murray Jr./AFP)

A 1995 death row inmate's last meal request—a cigarette—was initially denied by prison guards because it would have been bad for his health.

Nicholas Lee Ingram murdered J.C. Sawyer and injured his wife during an armed robbery in Georgia 1983 and was executed for it in 1995, according to his friend of 12 years, Clive Stafford Smith, who shared Ingram's story with LadBible TV.

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