For nearly three decades, she has lived behind prison walls knowing that every appeal could be her last. Now, with an execution date drawing closer, Christa Gail Pike is once again at the center of a national debate—not only because of the crime that placed her on death row, but because of growing concerns over how her sentence could ultimately be carried out. As Tennessee prepares for what would be its first execution of a woman in generations, her attorneys argue that serious medical issues could turn the state’s chosen method into a prolonged and painful ordeal.CONTINUE READING…
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