- Death row inmate Christa Pike is up and walking after surviving a botched execution using pentobarbital in Tennessee , according to her legal team.
- Pike's lawyer stated she faces a long road to physical and cognitive recovery, currently suffering from pneumonia, severe arm injuries and a blood clot.
- A Chancery Court judge has ordered the Tennessee Department of Correction to preserve all evidence, including drugs, IV lines and recordings from the execution chamber.
- Tennessee Governor Bill Lee suspended all remaining executions scheduled for this year and ordered a comprehensive third-party investigation into the incident.
- Frank Strada, the state's Department of Correction commissioner, has resigned following the failed execution as activists call for Pike's sentence to be commuted.
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Christa Pike is walking for first time after botched execution, lawyer says