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据其律师透露，克里斯塔·派克——上个月在田纳西州注射死刑执行失败的女囚，已出院并重返监狱。
她已被转移回纳什维尔的黛博拉·K·约翰逊康复中心，也就是她原定于9月30日行刑前被关押的场所。
“克里斯塔·派克已从当地医院出院，现回到黛博拉·K·约翰逊康复中心，她已在此被关押超过30年，”她的律师团队斯蒂芬·费雷尔、卢克·伊恩、兰迪·斯派夫和凯利·格里尔在周六的一份声明中表示。“她感谢急救人员和医疗团队在这些特殊情况下给予的照料。她目前仍在监狱中接受治疗，我们将持续关注她的康复情况。”
现年50岁的派克此前被注射了两剂死刑药物，但她的法律团队在行刑失败后不久证实，她仍活着并已住院，这一情况史无前例。该团队周二表示，她已恢复意识，并能在病床上说话。
据其团队透露，周三派克开始在他人协助下“进行有限活动”。周四，她的律师公布了更多进展，在一份声明中称她已能“在部分协助下行走”，手臂“正在愈合，恢复活动能力与力量”。他们还表示，她的“肺部已无异常，并且已经开始恢复正常饮食”。
据死刑信息中心的数据，派克是美国已知唯一一名在行刑尝试中存活下来的人。
派克于1995年因残忍谋杀同学、19岁的科琳·斯莱默被定罪。法庭文件显示，时年18岁的派克在男友和一名朋友的协助下，在田纳西大学校园的一处树林中折磨并杀害了斯莱默，用肉刀和美工刀割伤她长达一小时之久。
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https://www.cbsnews.com/video/doctor-medical-ethicist-unpacks-christa-pike-botched-execution/
医生与医学伦理学家解读克里斯塔·派克行刑失败事件
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Christa Pike released from hospital, back in prison following botched execution in Tennessee, lawyers say
October 10, 2026 / 11:26 AM EDT / CBS News
By Mark Osborne,
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Christa Pike, the woman whose execution by lethal injection was botched last month in Tennessee, has been released from the hospital and is now back in prison, according to her lawyers.
She has been transferred back to Deborah K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center in Nashville, where she had been held before her planned execution on Sept. 30.
“Christa Pike was discharged from a local hospital and is now at Deborah K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center where she has been housed for more than 30 years,” her attorneys, Stephen Ferrell, Luke Ihnen, Randy Spivey and Kelly Gleason, said in a statement Saturday. “She is grateful to the first responders and her medical team for their care in these extraordinary circumstances. She is continuing to receive medical care at the prison, and we will continue to track her recovery.”
Pike, 50, was given two doses of a lethal injection drug, but her legal team confirmed shortly after the failed procedure that, in an unprecedented turn, she was alive and had been hospitalized. Her legal team said on Tuesday that she had regained consciousness and was speaking from her hospital bed.
On Wednesday, Pike began “taking limited steps” with help, according to her team. And on Thursday, her attorneys detailed more progress, saying in a statement that she was walking “with some assistance” and her arms were “healing and regaining movement and strength.” They also said that her “lungs are clear, and she has started to eat a regular diet.”
Pike is the only person known to have survived an execution attempt in the U.S., according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
Pike was convicted in 1995 of the brutal murder of her classmate, 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer. Court filings show that Pike, then 18, tortured and killed Slemmer, slashing her with a meat cleaver and box cutter for up to an hour in a wooded part of the University of Tennessee campus, with help from her boyfriend and a friend.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/doctor-medical-ethicist-unpacks-christa-pike-botched-execution/
Doctor and medical ethicist unpacks Christa Pike’s botched execution
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