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Tennessee prison chief who oversaw Christa Pike's botched execution resigned

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Frank Strada, the commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Correction, resigned on Saturday, October 3, following the botched execution of death row inmate Christa Pike. The state failed to execute Pike using two doses of the lethal drug pentobarbital, resulting in her hospitalization in critical condition on life support.

Following the failed execution, an independent investigation was launched to examine how the process was carried out. Strada ultimately stepped down three days after the incident, a decision acknowledged by state leadership, with officials noting his willingness to prioritize broader institutional interests.

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