Failed US execution led to hospital trip, emergency call logs show

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Emergency call records reveal confusion following a failed execution attempt in Tennessee. Christa Pike, convicted of murdering Colleen Slemmer, did not die after receiving two doses of lethal injection. Authorities subsequently transported Pike to a hospital. The incident occurred during a scheduled execution at a state correctional facility. The logs document the operational difficulties and urgent response after the execution protocol failed.

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