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Christa Pike's lawyer says she was 'angry and confused' when she regained consciousness after surviving a botched execution in Tennessee. Attorney Luke Ihnen to…
Christa Pike's lawyer says she was 'angry and confused' when she regained consciousness after surviving a botched execution in Tennessee.
Attorney Luke Ihnen told court that authorities dismissed warnings Pike's small veins and a blood disorder that could cause difficulty in administering lethal injections.
Christa Pike’s legal team is now seeking her death sentence to be commuted to life without parole, while the family of the girl she murdered says they are angered because the botched execution has denied them justice.
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@@JohnyN-qp3xgImported1mo ago
She slashed her friends throat and let her friend die an agonising frightening death .<br>Her friend couldn't scream in pain while blood squirted from her throat that she could see and knew she was dying. <br>This lady doesn't deserve compassion because she gave none.
@@kerriemay2641Imported1mo ago
Oh my, in one broadcast she is talking and angry, but now she cannot swallow. Ohhh please, what's next? She is a reincarnated saint. They should have NEVER put her on life support all sounds very suspicious to me. She was only heavily sedated by the execution drugs and woke up a week later.
@@MentalMeltysMassiveMINGEImported1mo ago
That is MADE UP, CHRISTA PIKES LAWYER DID NOT SAY SHE WAS ANGRY ANYWHERE, A REPORTER MADE THAT UP! You should be ASHAMED OF YOURSELF, NOT AUSTRALIAS ABC!
@@K8sChann3lImported1mo ago
I’m torn - on one hand the victims family is getting justice - the state just tortured her mentally and physically and now letting her live as an almost vegetable. On the other hand - I thought lethal injection was meant to be a more ‘humane’ way to execute …. Nothing humane about this - humane would have been making sure she didn’t wake up….. hmmmm
@@razzedit-auImported1mo ago
she did her punishment, kinda deserves freedom now
@@dancinparaImported1mo ago
Wow... just...wow..
@@GaZonk100Imported1mo ago
of course she'd be angry, it's the accountability thing. .hey what about her victim? only kidding, we don't talk about that stuff now in 'certain' cases
Christa Pike's lawyer says she was 'angry and confused' when she regained consciousness after surviving a botched execution in Tennessee.
Attorney Luke Ihnen told court that authorities dismissed warnings Pike's small veins and a blood disorder that could cause difficulty in administering lethal injections.
Christa Pike’s legal team is now seeking her death sentence to be commuted to life without parole, while the family of the girl she murdered says they are angered because the botched execution has denied them justice.
Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE
Read more here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10-07/christa-pike-wakes-after-botched-execution/107229618
Note: In most cases, our captions are auto-generated.
#ABCNEWS #ABCNEWSAustralia #abcnewschannel
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