Sentenced to execution American lost mobility of hands

American Christa Pike, who survived a failed death penalty procedure in Tennessee, suffers from the severe consequences of drug administration. According to Reuters, citing the lawyer of the convict, the woman can not swallow food and move strongly swollen hands and hands.

Pike was also diagnosed with pneumonia. Doctors can not yet give a forecast for the restoration of lost mobility of the limbs. Despite the persistence of confusion, the patient is already able to interact with others.

The recovery from two doses of lethal injections is medically unprecedented.

The execution of 57-year-old Christa Pike was scheduled for September 30. She was sentenced to death in 1996. The procedure was interrupted after the convict survived and began to snore. The defense demanded to stop the execution of the sentence, citing the constitutional prohibition of cruel punishments.