Double-Murderer Faces Oct. 11 Execution:  A Tennessee man who brutally murdered two people in 1983 is scheduled to be executed by lethal injection next Thursday.  Dave Boucher of the Tennessean reports that Edmund Zagorski's execution has been delayed before, but this time his plea to the Governor and court petitions are unlikely to spare him.  The crime occurred in HIckman County, Tennessee when a tavern owner and a friend followed Zagorski into the woods to buy 100 lbs. of marijuana he claimed to have hidden.  After Zagorski shot both victims and slit their throats, robbed them and stole one victim's new truck, he  fled to Ohio, where he injured several officers during a shootout with police.  His lawyer claims that after his arrest, Zagorski was deprived of an attorney during initial questioning, subjected to brutal living conditions, and has rehabilitated himself.  It will be Tennessee's second execution in almost ten years.