@mothershipsg: Tennessee Governor Bill Lee called for a full review of what may have gone wrong and has called off the 1 remaining execution scheduled in the state before 2026 ends. Following the failed execution, Pike’s lawyers filed an emergency motion to the Supreme Court to stay her execution. Their argument says that Pike was in "unnecessary agony" and she was denied her right to be executed without "cruel and unusual punishment". As reported by the New York Post, her attorneys said: "We take no pleasure in being right, but the concerns raised by Ms. Pike proved to be true: difficult vein access, blown veins, degraded pentobarbital, no emergency medical care available when things inevitably go wrong, all under a protocol that remains veiled in secrecy." #mothershipabroad

Goldei the Cat · Oyen the Cat :

Secret ultimate?

billionsronald :

She is fated to live.

Art89 :

No need to execute her again as she lived the ordeal

⋆౨ৎ˚⟡˖ ࣪ ωαѕαвιι ⋆౨ৎ˚⟡˖ ࣪ :

pentagram killer

en tiedä 2 :

⋆౨ৎ˚⟡˖ ࣪ ωαѕαвιι ⋆౨ৎ˚⟡˖ ࣪ :

walan eh

Stultus :

how bad did they mess up for 2 lethal injections to fail

The.Barista.Hunter :

sentencing people to ☠️injecting Lethal drug is so cruel. whats diff the Judge and this lady. both Killer is the 😈eyes..

L L Y :

when people say that they wanna die but cannot 😵‍💫🙃

echoes.mp3 :

even death answers to her.

bn4segambut :

😳😳😳

qdgnd :

On the other hand, there are people getting executed for cannabis trafficking