Crime

Pike is the first person to ever survive two lethal injections

Christa Pike is the only person to ever survive two lethal injections

Pike reportedly sang a traditional Buddhist meditation

Footage once limited to a courtroom is now public as Mangione tries to get his murder case dropped

Her lawyers have said she's in 'critical condition'

Her lawyers also described executioners using at least seven needles on Christa Pike

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has ordered an investigation to find out what happened during Christa Pike's unsuccessful execution

Stephanie Mullaley allegedly told students she wanted donations for her education

Tennessee's governor has ordered a third-party review, and the year's last execution is off

One inmate's request resulted in a state completely scrapping the privilege

It's the second failed execution in Tennessee this year

The microphone in Christa Pike's chamber was eventually turned off after her execution went wrong

The juror's attorney says the defence lawyers request to the judge 'attacked' him

Christa Pike was allegedly still 'snoring' after the drugs had been administered

Ben Affleck narrowly escaped an armed robbery as a teen in Boston after realizing the attacker was a local boy who later committed murder

Lawyers for Christa Pike are rushing emergency motions after revealing the condemned inmate survived lethal injection syringes.

Tennessee's execution of Christa Pike is back on after the Supreme Court threw out a temporary halt granted by an appeals court.

Authorities confirm an arrest has been made following the fatal hit-and-run of former child star Kianna Underwood in New York.

The convicted killer was due to be executed at 11am EDT on September 30 before legal intervention, so what does this mean?

Christa Pike was handed the death penalty in 1996 at the age of 20

Tamara Martins was found with a large amount of cannabis in her suitcase

From snubbing her final meal to waiting out a death warrant, we take a look at Christa Pike's final 24 hours before her scheduled execution

Christa Pike snubbed her last meal after both the Tennessee Supreme Court and the U.S. Supreme Court declined to grant a stay of execution

A jury convicted the former American Idol singer after less than three hours of deliberations