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Judge rules that Tennessee must preserve evidence related to Christa Pike's failed execution
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In an emergency hearing, a Tennessee judge ruled that the state must preserve evidence related to Christa Pike's failed execution. Pike's attorneys revealed that she has pneumonia and no function in her arms after the execution attempt left her unconscious and on life support for six days. NBC News' Aaron Gilchrist and Danny Cevallos report.Oct. 7, 2026
