A death row inmate was put to death by lethal injection. This individual was connected to a series of crimes. The execution was for a kidnapping and murder that occurred in 1996. The victim of this crime was Richard Allen Montgomery.
Further information about this case is available from the source. The inmate's link to the "Hog Trail Murders" is also part of the story.
The execution marks a significant event, with the inmate becoming the state's 15th execution.
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