Tennessee Execution Fails

UptownGirl : I've only heard about intentionally not wetting the sponge

UptownGirl : Chow : Christa Pike's execution: Disturbing moments inside chamber as she blinked, smiled and complained of throbbing painwww.msn.com/en-us/ne ws/other/christa-pik e-s-execution-distur bing-moments-in

State is claiming cruel and unusual punishment. Did her victim get a second chance? "Pike and Shipp carved a pentagram into Slemmer's chest with a box cutter, gruesomely beat her with a meat cleaver and repeatedly slashed her throat while she pleaded for her life.At the end of the horrific ordeal, which investigators said lasted at least 30 minutes, Pike murdered Slemmer by bashing her head in with a large chunk of asphalt and then kept a piece of her skull as a souvenir." NYT😪😪😪😪😪

Cbear : Sounds like a 3 vile minimum will be mandatory from here on out. You can honestly never have too much of that stuff

Chow : I hope I didn't offend in that article. It is pretty gruesome.

Cbear : They should give max overdose I don't know why they would give just enough and risk it not being enough. If you're gonna do it then do it

What irony in this story. Convicted killer on death row. Lethal injection failed. Rushed to hospital for life saving treatment. Before any say cruel and inhumane treatment consider her victim and facts surrounding the crime.

Chow :
It is more complicated than that.

Rapsalot : Oh I'm sure it is…. It's government

Chow :Chow :
No, medical science and toxicology.

Rapsalot : Just as bad and also government controlled in many ways

Rapsalot Why not just do 4 viles if the intention is to kill anyway?

Chow :
Toxicology is the study of stuuf that kills. How does the government control what kills?

Rapsalot : The gov controls all medicine even pink needles, they also control the prisons

Chow :
OK. The government controls everything. I get it.