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Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike survives execution attempt after two injections
By Sareen Habeshian||6 min read at BBC News
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not written by BBC News · not verifiedGenerated October 1, 2026
- Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike was hospitalized after a failed lethal injection attempt at Riverbend Maximum Security Institution. Governor Bill Lee has ordered an investigation into the incident, which occurred after the US Supreme Court allowed the execution to proceed.
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Sign in to give feedbackTennessee death row inmate Christa Pike has been taken to hospital after an attempt to execute her by two lethal injections failed, her lawyer says.
Her legal team filed an emergency motion to halt the convicted murderer's execution as it was happening, saying: "Ms Pike has lost consciousness and still has a heartbeat and is audibly snoring."
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