Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike regains mobility after failed execution attempt

Christa Pike, a Tennessee death row inmate, survived a botched execution attempt three weeks ago involving two doses of pentobarbital and is now walking and speaking in full sentences. Doctors are assessing potential permanent cognitive damage, raising questions about the constitutionality and protocol of lethal injection procedures. This incident adds to ongoing scrutiny of capital punishment methods in the U.S.

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