Who is Alan Miller and what is his crime for which his execution was announced on September 22.

On Monday, the Supreme Court of Alabama announced that a mentally ill truck driver who was convicted of murdering three men in a 1999 shooting rampage at his workplace would be executed on September 22. Alan Eugene Miller, 57, was convicted of capital murder and sentenced to death for the slayings that took place in Shelby County in 1999. The clerk's office announced the scheduled execution date. [caption id="attachment_43486" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Alan Eugene Miller arrest in 1999.[/caption] According to court records, on August 5, 1999, an executive entering Ferguson Enterprises in Pelham heard sounds and watched Miller, a delivery driver, leave before discovering Lee Holdbrooks and Scott Yancy dead inside. Miller then drove off, only to reappear a short distance away at Post Airgas, where Terry Jarvis had been killed and where Miller had previously worked. Also Read: Alan Miller’s deadly execution by lethal injection was halted when jail staff couldn’t find his veins by midnight. A coworker at Post Airgas alerted the police, who saw Miller driving along the highway in his truck and arrested him. [caption id="attachment_43485" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Execution for the more than 20-year-old triple murder conviction of Alan Miller was set for Thursday, September 22.[/caption] Miller, according to the testimony, was delusional and thought the guys were spreading stories about him, including one by Jarvis that he was gay. A defence psychiatrist testified that Miller suffered from mental illness, but that it did not rise to the level required for an insanity defence in the state of Texas.