Filing: Emails raise questions of execution drugs access

Two Tennessee inmates executed by electrocution and a third who has chosen to die in the electric chair next month were not informed about a problem with a lethal injection drug, even as they chose the chair and waived their rights to challenge execution methods, an attorney for death row inmates wrote in a court filing Tuesday.The filing includes a batch of heavily redacted emails from the state Department of Correction, including one that says there was a problem at one point with the compound