Prisons Chief Resigns After Failed Execution Leaves Condemned Woman on Ventilator
Tennessee's prisons chief resigns after failed execution of Christa Pike, leaving her fate and the state's protocol unresolved.
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Tennessee Corrections Chief Resigns Days After Failed Execution Leaves Christa Pike Unconscious
Tenn. corrections chief steps down after botched execution leaves Christa Pike unconscious, on ventilator.
Execution of Christa Pike went wrong, leaving her unconscious on a ventilator
A woman, condemned to die, lies unconscious upon a machine that breathes for her, after a cruel and botched execution in Tennessee.
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San Francisco Firm Sells Onion Futures, Betting Delivery on One Person’s Ability to Reach Buyers
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