To me, it looked like the electric chair was officially back in the prisons. It’s 2025 and for decades the electric chair has been obsolete in Texas prisons (It was last used in a 1964 execution).

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TEMPLE, Texas - A Moody, Texas man who worked as a high school athletic trainer was sentenced to seven years in prison for possession of visual depictions of sexual activities by minors.