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Hey, I want to talk about this.

My brother yesterday morning, he sent a picture in the group chat and there's breaking news.

All right.

I probably, if y'all have seen this already, but did y'all see this Krista Pike story and how she was supposed to go through and get sentenced to death.

And then they actually paused her death sentence and then they followed through and then they executed it out.

So this morning, shout out Sean.

He was like, this case gets even more crazier.

So get this, y'all.

The botched execution of Krista Gayle Pike.

On September 30th, the state of Tennessee attempted to execute Krista Gayle Pike 50 years old, at this institution in Nashville.

Pike, the only woman on Tennessee's death row, was sentenced to death in 1996 for the 1995 murder of a 19-year-old Colleen, following a flurry of last-minute legal battles, blah, blah, blah.

Then the court's lifted it and then they proceeded on with the execution.

So now then what happened when they started to do the execution is they took two doses to execute her.

So here's what happened.

Executioners administered the primary set of lethal injection drugs.

When Pike did not die, they administered a secondary backup set of drugs to her.

Pike survived both rounds of the lethal injection drugs.

Witnesses reported hearing her complain that her arm felt like it was about to burst open before she began snoring.

So now what happened is the state transferred her to a medical facility.

And then now they're taking care of her.

I'm just like, what the F that is crazy.

Y'all imagine being her.

Okay.

And going through all of that.

All right.

Hey, I want to talk about this.

My brother yesterday morning, he sent a picture in the group chat and there's breaking news.

All right.

I probably, if y'all have seen this already, but did y'all see this Krista Pike story and how she was supposed to go through and get sentenced to death.

And then they actually paused her death sentence and then they followed through and then they executed it out.

So this morning, shout out Sean.

He was like, this case gets even more crazier.

So get this, y'all.

The botched execution of Krista Gayle Pike.

On September 30th, the state of Tennessee attempted to execute Krista Gayle Pike 50 years old, at this institution in Nashville.

Pike, the only woman on Tennessee's death row, was sentenced to death in 1996 for the 1995 murder of a 19-year-old Colleen, following a flurry of last-minute legal battles, blah, blah, blah.

Then the court's lifted it and then they proceeded on with the execution.

So now then what happened when they started to do the execution is they took two doses to execute her.

So here's what happened.

Executioners administered the primary set of lethal injection drugs.

When Pike did not die, they administered a secondary backup set of drugs to her.

Pike survived both rounds of the lethal injection drugs.

Witnesses reported hearing her complain that her arm felt like it was about to burst open before she began snoring.

So now what happened is the state transferred her to a medical facility.

And then now they're taking care of her.

I'm just like, what the F that is crazy.

Y'all imagine being her.

Okay.

And going through all of that.