Louisiana man on death row dies weeks before March execution date
- Christopher Sepulvado, an 81-year-old Louisiana inmate, died of natural causes on February 22, 2025, shortly after a judge set his execution date for March 17.
- Sepulvado was convicted for the 1992 murder of his 6-year-old stepson and had undergone recent medical issues, including leg amputation due to gangrene.
- Jessie Hoffman is now scheduled to be the first inmate executed by nitrogen gas in Louisiana on March 18, following Sepulvado's death.
- Rev. Jeff Hood criticized the nitrogen gas method, calling it 'horrific' and accusing Governor Jeff Landry of 'cowardice' for approving it.
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