By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press An attorney for an Ohio death row inmate who underwent a slow, gasping execution with a new drug combination has been accused of coaching the condemned man to fake symptoms of suffocation. Dennis McGuire, 53, took 26 minutes to die - the longest execution of the 53 carried out in Ohio since capital punishment resumed 15 years ago - which renewed questions about the death penalty. The Office of the Public Defender said Robert Lowe, one of McGuire's attorneys, was temporarily suspended last week but back at work Monday after a review failed to substantiate the allegation.
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Dennis McGuire, 53, took 26 minutes to die - the longest execution in Ohio since capital punishment resumed 15 years ago
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The death renewed questions about the death penalty
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McGuire's family say the convicted killer was 'tortured'
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McGuire's attorney accused of counseling him to make a show of his death
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