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How did Christa Pike survive execution - and what next? | BBC News

2.8K views • 1mo ago
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17 Comments
@LezGrossman
@@LezGrossmanImported1mo ago
Hang
@shinrajordan
@@shinrajordanImported1mo ago
Because they are making everything cheaper these days they used cheaper chemicals so it didn't do the job right
@robbiethepict2783
@@robbiethepict2783Imported1mo ago
A higher authority intervened.
@andrewwalton1520
@@andrewwalton1520Imported1mo ago
What about a firing squad ?
@SkipperUK
@@SkipperUKImported1mo ago
Wakes up and sues the state of Tennessee for cruelty.
@DeltaBurkey
@@DeltaBurkeyImported1mo ago
They should ask Her, to show them how she killed the victim? Do what she did—it was effective!
@darylcase88
@@darylcase88Imported1mo ago
Generic drugs?
@MGVC01
@@MGVC01Imported1mo ago
Entonces debe vivir así de simply la ley dice una sola infection ok ✅ dejar vivir y liberation inmediatamente <a href="http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23lexduralex">#LexDuraLex</a> es dura pero es la ley dice Una ok
@ProfD.S.M
@@ProfD.S.MImported1mo ago
If you can&#39;t do it right don&#39;t do it. But if you do it so bad its tourture, somone needs to be held accountable.
@CarpeSpero
@@CarpeSperoImported1mo ago
She&#39;s immortal
@EvieTurner2024
@@EvieTurner2024Imported1mo ago
i feel like a lot of crimes wouldn’t be committed if this punishment were more common. Bring it back, i say.
@willboynton3765
@@willboynton3765Imported1mo ago
The failed execution of Christa Pike on September 30, 2026, has intensified public and legal debate over lethal injection protocols, state oversight, and the administration of capital punishment in Tennessee.<br><br>Following the late-night procedure at Riverbend Maximum Security Institution—where Pike remained conscious and was heard breathing after receiving two separate doses of pentobarbital before being hospitalized—the outcome has drawn severe criticism from legal experts and advocacy groups:
@furryphone4417
@@furryphone4417Imported1mo ago
Disturbingly enough, there are serial killers in many US states who were sitting on deathrow and who massacred many innocent people, and who were not executed because their state stopped the death penalty.. ... <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncybRUxY3zQ&amp;t=117">1:57</a>
@know-one-special
@@know-one-specialImported1mo ago
Oh dear, never mind. <br><br>Try Sparky
@jeanvernesse8873
@@jeanvernesse8873Imported1mo ago
It&#39;s a sign from God... you can&#39;t carry out the death penalty thirty years later.
@amritpalsingh3293
@@amritpalsingh3293Imported1mo ago
Nothing is pure these days.<br>Even poison is fake.
@JohnValeanBaily-f3u
@@JohnValeanBaily-f3uImported1mo ago
What a pathetic joke by the state of Tennessee, the Appeals Court and the Supreme Court.