In South Carolina, the state is on the brink of carrying out its first firing squad execution in 15 years, raising questions about the method and its implications. Brad Sigmon, a convicted murderer, has chosen this form of execution, leading to a series of legal challenges and discussions regarding the safety and humanity of firing squads compared to other methods like lethal injection and electrocution. The South Carolina Supreme Court recently denied requests to delay the execution, amidst concerns about previous execution methods and autopsy reports suggesting issues with past procedures. As the date approaches, details on how the execution will be conducted are being revealed, including the involvement of volunteer shooters and the specific equipment to be used. The case has reignited debates on capital punishment and the methods employed within the justice system.