跟进：田纳西女死囚Pike行刑失败满月首次发声：称无时无刻不在疼痛、律师提紧急动议结束隔离

田纳西州女死囚 Christa Pike 本周五（10月30日）通过律师发布声明，这是她在9月30日行刑失败后首次公开发声。据美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）与路透社报道，Pike 在这份由她口述、律师代为发布的声明中说，自行刑那晚以来，她无时无刻不在疼痛之中，身心都在受苦，目前在监狱医务区里基本与人隔绝。

Pike 现年50岁。9月30日，田纳西州在 Nashville 的 Riverbend 最高安全监狱对她执行注射死刑，两剂戊巴比妥注入后她并未死亡，被送往医院抢救、一度病情危重，数日后才恢复意识。她因1995年杀害19岁同学 Colleen Slemmer 被判死刑。据死刑信息中心（Death Penalty Information Center），她是已知首位在致命药物已经注入后仍存活下来的受刑人。10月10日，她出院回到 Debra K. Johnson 康复中心，继续在监狱医务区接受治疗。

「我那晚走进刑场时，已经做好了赴死的准备。」Pike 在声明中说，她醒来时独自躺在医院里，困惑又疼痛。「从那一晚起，没有一刻我不在疼痛中。我的身体疼、胳膊疼、手疼、喉咙疼，我说话仍然很困难。而且疼痛不只是身体上的，我的心智和灵魂也在痛。」她还说，自己正在恢复、也在变强，但「康复和没事不是一回事」。她表示，自己仍然想着受害者的家人、想着他们承受的可怕痛苦与损失，也不知道自己为何活了下来、接下来会发生什么，只能一天一天地努力疗愈。

她的律师同日向联邦法院提交紧急动议，要求把她从监狱医务区的「无限期隔离」中移出。律师 Angie Bergman、Brian Roark 与 Hannah Webber 在声明中说，州政府把她单独关在医务区、与所有其他在押女性隔绝、且没有预期结束日期，这违反了2024年的一项和解协议——该协议允许 Pike 在 Debra K. Johnson 康复中心与普通在押人员一起工作、用餐、社交和锻炼。动议要求执行和解协议，并为集体用餐、娱乐、工作及其他社交活动作出安排。田纳西州惩教厅表示，按机构惯例不对未决诉讼置评；州总检察长办公室没有立即回应置评请求。

法律战线另有进展：Pike 的律师团队要求修改今年1月提起的诉讼、把9月30日的经历写进去，法院本周四裁定，考虑到她目前的身体状况，准许她迟至明年1月下旬再提交新文件。她的律师此前还敦促州长 Bill Lee 把她的死刑减为无期徒刑。Lee 本周在 Nashville 对记者表示，他无意减刑：「她仍然是依照田纳西州法律在押，除非法院另有裁定，我预计她的刑罚会和以前一样。」

Lee 本周五还宣布，Christopher Hansen 即日起出任田纳西州惩教厅临时厅长，同时保留其社区监管助理厅长的职务。原厅长 Frank Strada 在行刑失败引发的反弹后于本月早些时候宣布离任，Lee 此前已下令调查行刑失败原因，并暂停了今年内其余死刑的执行。

受害者 Colleen Slemmer 的母亲 May Martinez 此前对媒体表示，对 Pike 状况的关注已经夺走了对受害者的关注，并说「我认为州政府欠我一个大大的道歉」。

关联：跟进：田纳西州女死囚Pike行刑新细节披露：律师称团队扎针近十次、静脉异常警告下仍注入两剂药物

Follow-Up: Tennessee Death Row Inmate Christa Pike Speaks for the First Time Since Surviving Her Execution: 'There Hasn't Been a Moment When I Haven't Been in Pain'

Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike released a statement through her lawyers on Friday, October 30, her first public comments since the state tried to execute her on September 30, CNN and Reuters reported. In the statement, which her attorneys say she dictated to them, Pike said she has been in constant pain, physically and mentally, since that night, and has been largely isolated in a prison hospital ward.

Pike, 50, survived two doses of pentobarbital at the Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in Nashville on September 30, was taken to a hospital unconscious and critically ill, and regained consciousness days later. She was sentenced to death for the 1995 murder of her 19-year-old classmate Colleen Slemmer. According to the Death Penalty Information Center, she is the first person known to have survived an execution in which lethal chemicals were actually injected. She was released from the hospital on October 10 and returned to the Debra K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center, where she continues to receive medical care in the prison infirmary.

'I walked into the execution chamber at Riverbend prepared to die,' Pike said in the statement. 'Several days later I woke up alone in a hospital confused and in pain. There hasn't been a moment since that night when I haven't been in pain. My body hurts. My arms hurt. My hands hurt. My throat hurts. I still struggle to speak. And the pain isn't just physical. There is pain in my mind and in my soul.' She said she is recovering and getting stronger, but that 'healing is not the same as being okay.' She said she continues to think about her victim's family and the terrible pain and loss they have endured, does not know why she survived or what comes next, and is trying to heal one day at a time.

Her attorneys filed an emergency motion the same day asking that she be removed from what they called 'indefinite isolation in the prison infirmary,' where she has been cut off from all other inmates since leaving the hospital. Lawyers Angie Bergman, Brian Roark and Hannah Webber said state officials have kept her alone in violation of a 2024 settlement agreement that allows Pike to work, eat, socialize and exercise alongside other women in the general population at the Debra K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center, and the motion asked for the agreement to be enforced, with accommodation for group meals, recreation, work and other social interaction. A spokesperson for the Tennessee Department of Correction said the agency does not comment on pending litigation; the state Attorney General's Office did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

On Thursday, a court ruled Pike has until late January to make a new filing amending her lawsuit to reflect what happened on September 30, giving her extra time because of her medical condition. Her attorneys have also urged Governor Bill Lee to commute her sentence to life in prison. Lee told reporters in Nashville this week that he is not inclined to do so: 'She's still incarcerated under the laws of the State of Tennessee. I suspect her sentence will be the same as before unless determined otherwise by the courts.'

On Friday, Lee also announced that Christopher Hansen would serve as interim commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Correction effective immediately, while keeping his current duties as assistant commissioner of community supervision. Former commissioner Frank Strada stepped down earlier this month following the backlash over the attempted execution; Lee previously ordered an investigation into what went wrong and suspended all executions for the rest of the year.

Colleen Slemmer's mother, May Martinez, has said the attention on Pike's condition has taken attention away from the victim, and told a television station: 'I think the state owes me a big apology.'

Related: Follow-Up: New Filing Details Pike Execution in Tennessee: Nearly a Dozen Needle Sticks as Warnings Mounted

来源：GSM·美国（原文链接）

图片来源：图：田纳西州 Nashville 夜景（资料图），Pike 目前关押在该市的 Debra K. Johnson 康复中心。照片：Cessna86，公有领域，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Nashville, Tennessee, at night (file photo). Photo by Cessna86, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.

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