美国田纳西州50岁死刑犯克里斯塔·派克在9月30日的处决中幸存下来，成为首个在致命注射执行中存活的人1。派克的律师斯蒂芬·费雷尔告诉BBC，派克目前能够行走，但手臂伤势严重，精神状态仍不稳定1。派克在两次注射后被送入医院1。
派克因1995年谋杀科琳·斯莱默而被判死刑，当时她18岁1。这起执行失败引发了一系列后续反应：法官阿什娅·迈尔斯已命令保留所有相关证据，包括静脉注射导管、注射器和包装物1。田纳西州州长比尔·李随后命令暂停今年剩余的所有处决1。派克的律师团队要求州长将其死刑改判为无假释终身监禁1。州监狱长已辞职1。共和党参议员玛莎·布莱克本建议以电椅作为替代执行方式1。
Christa Pike, a 50-year-old death row inmate in Tennessee, survived a lethal injection execution on September 30, becoming the first person known to survive such a procedure in the United States 1. Pike, who was sentenced to death in 1995 for the murder of Colleen Slemmer when she was 18 years old, was hospitalized following two injection attempts 1. According to her lawyer Stephen Ferrell, Pike is now able to walk, though her arms have sustained severe injuries and her mental state remains somewhat confused 1.
The failed execution has triggered significant official responses. A judge has ordered the preservation of all evidence related to the execution, including intravenous lines, syringes, and packaging materials 1. Governor Bill Lee has suspended all remaining executions scheduled for the remainder of the year 1. Pike's legal team has requested that the governor commute her death sentence to life imprisonment without parole 1. Republican Senator Marsha Blackburn has called for the restoration of the electric chair as an alternative execution method 1.
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