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Tennessee’s top prison official resigning after botched execution of Christa Pike

Tennessee’s top prison official resigning after botched execution of Christa Pike

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Frank Strada in Nashville, Tennessee, on 11 December 2025. Photograph: George Walker IV/APView image in fullscreenFrank Strada in Nashville, Tennessee, on 11 December 2025. She became the first death row prisoner in the US to undergo such an execution attempt and live.Pike’s attorney Randy Spivey, who witnessed the procedure from inside the death chamber, described what happened as “cruel and torturous”.

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Frank Strada in Nashville, Tennessee, on 11 December 2025. Photograph: George Walker IV/APView image in fullscreenFrank Strada in Nashville, Tennessee, on 11 December 2025. Photograph: George Walker IV/APTennesseeTennessee’s top prison official resigning after botched execution of Christa PikeFrank Strada leaving position as state launches independent investigation into what went wrongMarina Dunbar and agenciesSat 3 Oct 2026 13.09 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleTennessee’s top prison official is stepping down in the aftermath of the failed execution of death row prisoner Christa Pike, the state’s governor Bill Lee announced Saturday.Frank Strada, the department of correction commissioner, will leave his position later in October as the state launches an independent investigation…

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