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Judge rules evidence of Christa Pike’s botched execution be kept
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October 7, 2026
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Chancery Court Judge l'Ashea Myles has granted Christa Pike's defence team's request for evidence to be preserved. The state’s lawyer argued it was ‘unnecessary.’ Pike, 50, is the first known person to survive receiving lethal injection drugs. She was given two doses of pentobar
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