Christa Pike Suffering 'Profound Psychological Trauma' After Surviving Botched Execution - TMZ

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Christa Pike is back at prison after surviving a botched lethal injection, but her attorneys say she still struggles with arm injuries and memory problems.

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Christa Pike has been released from the hospital after surviving two botched lethal injection execution attempts.

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After being discharged, the 50-year-old was sent back to the Tennessee prison where she has been incarcerated for the past 30 years.

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The convicted murderer left the hospital 10 days after the state's failed attempt to put her to death on September 30.Pike was given two separate doses of pentobarbital, the barbiturate used by Tennessee for executions, yet survived.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Her lawyers described her survival as "medically unprecedented".They confirmed that she has since been returned to the Debra K.

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Johnson Rehabilitation Centre in Nashville, the women's facility that has housed her since her 1996 conviction.She continues to receive medical treatment at the prison."She is grateful to the first responders and her medical team for their care in these extraordinary circumstances," the lawyers said."She is continuing to receive medical care at the...

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lethal injection survivor returns to prison National PostChrista Pike discharged from hospital after surviving execution attempt, attorney says CBC

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