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Christa Pike survived two doses of pentobarbital in Tennessee, raising new questions about lethal injections. Pike's attorneys, who had warned the court she had…
Christa Pike survived two doses of pentobarbital in Tennessee, raising new questions about lethal injections. Pike's attorneys, who had warned the court she had vein issues, are now asking the governor to commute her sentence. CNN’s Meg Tirrell reports.
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@@glendagraves1637Imported1mo ago
Murdering someone for murdering someone after you have had them in jail for over thirty years is a type of insanity. If Blanche is claiming the drugs are a hold standard, test it on him.
@@gabrielavargas6014Imported1mo ago
Honestly, that's medieval.
@@DepronBuildKingImported1mo ago
.38 to the cap an it's over, end of story
@@paulgraaf8090Imported1mo ago
So it is OK to murder unborn children that have done nothing, but not a convicted criminal. Really twisted professionals, not sure I want to trust them.
@@yarongitaImported1mo ago
A someone explain to me why is it so easy to euthanise a dog or a cat, but so difficult to do when it comes to human?<br>Is it because they were looking for intentionally painful method? How sick!
@@Ol-T1864Imported1mo ago
"Mercy to the guilty is cruelty to the innocent.” Bullets don’t have this issue.
@@JOSEEDUARDODASILVA-g4rImported1mo ago
❤❤❤💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
@@skoopr2perImported1mo ago
Feds seized how many ton of ....fentynal??? Enough to make death freeeeeeeee
@@Boeag74GImported1mo ago
Can we commute the woman that she killed and carried a skull fragment around for a souvenir, can we commute her sentence as well?
@@AquaSyRiverImported1mo ago
Could have been tampering
@@guy7670Imported1mo ago
Does anyone know why they do not choose to use nitrogen to displace oxygen? I thought that caused end of life immediately.
@@MrPimpyisbackImported1mo ago
Just use a mix of seized narcotics..... Doesn't really matter what kinds just use a huge amount...<br><br>Also I don't care if they feel extra pain they are being punished for their crimes
@@WeedGuyMikeImported1mo ago
Really don’t get how these drugs could be more humane than just a bullet.
@@CaptainWillard830Imported1mo ago
She requested an all women execution team. And here we are.
@@jacobfamily1814Imported1mo ago
The state should be barred from executing a condemned prisoner till they get it right. They get one attempt and the sentence should be considered served regardless of whether they managed to execute the prisoner or not. The state should be made liable to the condemned the damages resulting from botched execution attempt.
@@daughterofthemosthigh4400Imported1mo ago
Y'all are blind how she survived, God our Creator kept her alive. He has the keys to death and hell.
@@RandyReneauImported1mo ago
This is Tennessee, they are so inconfident
@@AmandaPanda-nq1doImported1mo ago
Fuels questions about weather woman can execute another woman.
@@googlebee-o6yImported1mo ago
They did it intentionally to spare her life😅
@@alohathaxtedImported1mo ago
Could of killed her painlessly with a balloon filling helium tank! A few breaths and she’s gone. Cruelty is the point!
@@leoantonioImported1mo ago
When will they be trying again? So insane.
@@jimmymorrison2491Imported1mo ago
Firing squads are very reliable.
@@slim7013Imported1mo ago
Free pike, I thought we were saying free murderers,like lil Durk, ynw melly, karmelo Anthony, Luigi , etc etc . Let's just empty out all the prisons, free everyone. Lol. People are saying free all these murderers till it's your family member that gets unalived. Then you won't be saying free this person free that person.
@@StevenJaeger-e1rImported1mo ago
How about a simple dose of hot lead poisoning.
@@user-wj7iq7sm5sImported1mo ago
God is speaking here Thou shall not kill😮😮😮
@@ranger18771Imported1mo ago
Rather I think it should start the conversation of , "does the government have the right to kill citizens?"
@@wildflowerwind6941Imported1mo ago
The drug used was not potent.
@@Sarah-z6n4rImported1mo ago
Fentanyl. Just use the seized fentanyl.
@@samuledarconi2927Imported1mo ago
Vodka should work....😮
@@miner6770Imported1mo ago
She is now braindead so it the state and federal government responsibility’s to provide 24/7 Healthcare at a country club prison resort
@@ThePaxtonHiteImported1mo ago
"Pharmaceutical companies try to block their drugs from being used to kill people." Someone forgot to tell the Sackler family.
@@philsattler1184Imported1mo ago
Barbarian punishment by cruel and barbaric humans
@@michaelmaher4154Imported1mo ago
They did it, felt bad that it was taking too long. So they saved her life so they can do it again. Making somebody go through that twice is cruel and unusual punishment playing Russian roulette.
@@TheyNeedYouImported1mo ago
It was clearly a blown vein or had exited the vein before injection. She described it quite clearly as it was happening and any medical professional should have known.
@@carijones2660Imported1mo ago
Blanche talking about the Gold Standard of killing people! What a guy!
@@nancylindsay4255Imported1mo ago
yeah, sounds like something blanche would like
@@BigDaddy-dh4mpImported1mo ago
Yep..<br>Bring back the gas chamber!<br><br>Bring back the Electric chair!<br><br>Either way they're going to be a finality!
@@PigLipstickImported1mo ago
They should have let the pharmacists from Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital Midtown prepare the injections.
@@jamesjoung2793Imported1mo ago
Firing squad is the most economical way to dispatch evil. Bring it back!
@@RobertjuniorProjaImported1mo ago
Does that mean she gets the chair?
@@guy7670Imported1mo ago
I thought in so-called death with dignity the drugs given to patients were a cocktail that included multiple drugs. I don’t think they have failures like this.
@@AcheronEchoImported1mo ago
Rope is cheap, and gravity is free.
@@TomSherwood-z5lImported1mo ago
Canadians know how to get it right the first time, says MAID
@@SocialismSucksImported1mo ago
Way to go, Karen!
@@erikacallahan2824Imported1mo ago
She's a redhead. Redheads tend to need more drugs to achieve the same effect in pain management. Might be the same for L.I.
@@JHSalemImported1mo ago
They should just use fentanyl. Works 100% of the time if you give enough and it doesn't burn if you miss the vein
@@johnpelletier7641Imported1mo ago
Todd Blanche is a horror of horrors.
@@EDUARDO-bj9wfImported1mo ago
Christa Pike survived, and now her lawyers should sue the government and order her freedom.God pardoned her😮
@@taiedoreiller9244Imported1mo ago
Her life has been hell from beginning to end
@@rasjahson6261Imported1mo ago
Give her one huge lethal dosage of black tar heroine. She definitely won’t survive that. 🤣😂🤣😂
Christa Pike survived two doses of pentobarbital in Tennessee, raising new questions about lethal injections. Pike's attorneys, who had warned the court she had vein issues, are now asking the governor to commute her sentence. CNN’s Meg Tirrell reports.
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