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Christa Pike is walking for first time after botched execution, lawyer says

Headline as filed by The Independent World.

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Publisher Headline Summary Published Detected Delay Source Status
The Independent World Christa Pike remains ‘critically ill’ on ventilator as lawyers unsure she’ll recover from botched execution
Christa Pike, 50, has remained in hospital on a ventilator since her execution failed
0m independent.co.uk First
The Independent World Christa Pike is walking for first time after botched execution, lawyer says
‘She’s back, she’s alive, we’re happy about that, but she’s not mentally fully recovered,’ says attorney Stephen Farrell
4d independent.co.uk Follow-up Page headline
BBC World Christa Pike now walking after US execution went wrong, lawyer tells BBC
A lawyer says the murderer of Colleen Slemmer is moving around her hospital room after surviving two lethal injections.
4d bbc.co.uk Latest

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  • BBC World more consequence focus than the other reports here

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Consequence focus 23 point spread
BBC World 51 51%
The Independent World 28 51%

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