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British woman's efforts stopped supply of execution drug to U.S.
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April 30, 2014
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2:53Now PlayingA British anti-death penalty advocate discovered a Danish group was selling pentobarbital, a drug developed to treat epilepsy, to the U.S. for use in lethal injections. Lundbeck, which said it wasn't aware its drug was being used in executions, developed a new system to control who purchased the drug, shutting down the supply to U.S. prisons. Holly Williams reports.
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