
美国田纳西州女死囚派克在接受两剂死刑药物后仍存活,被紧急送医抢救,情况危急。州长李伊称事件令人深感不安,暂停本州今年余下死刑执行。派克律师要求减刑,并担心其可能因缺氧或急救延误出现脑损伤。
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派克因18岁时与男友等人虐杀19岁同学史雷默,于1996年被判处死刑。这是田纳西州今年第2次无法完成死刑执行,5月曾因找不到合适注射血管而取消行刑。
美國田納西州女死囚派克(Christa Pike)接受兩劑死刑藥物仍存活後,目前在醫院接受搶救,情況危急。州長李伊(Bill Lee)形容事件「令人深感不安」,暫停該州今年其餘死刑執行;派克的律師則要求將其死刑減刑。
綜合外媒報導,現年50歲的派克因18歲時與男友等人虐殺19歲同學史雷默(Colleen Slemmer),於1996年被判處死刑。派克的律師史派維(Randy Spivey)當地時間週四表示,目前只能確認派克仍然活著,律師團隊擔心她可能因缺氧或急救延誤而出現腦部損傷。
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田納西州懲教局表示,行刑人員遵循既定程序,使用的死刑藥物過去均能有效發揮作用。李伊則表示,事件仍有許多疑問,將徹底展開調查,原定12月3日執行的另一場死刑也將延後。這已是田納西州今年第2度無法完成死刑執行,今年5月也曾因找不到適合注射藥物的血管而取消行刑。
死刑資訊中心執行長馬赫(Robin M. Maher)表示,過去雖有死囚因無法建立靜脈管路而逃過當次處決,但從未有人在接受死刑藥物後,仍存活到能被送往醫院,派克的情況「獨一無二、前所未見」。
派克接受注射的戊巴比妥(pentobarbital)過量可能造成昏迷、呼吸抑制及死亡,但其是否會帶來不必要的痛苦長期存在爭議。美國聯邦政府2025年的檢討報告指出,這種藥物可能引發肺水腫,使死囚產生窒息感。
法律專家指出,美國最高法院過去並未阻止當局第二度執行死刑,若田納西州再次嘗試處決派克,聯邦法院介入的可能性不高。派克的律師除要求州長減刑,也正研究其他法律途徑。
被害人史雷默(Colleen Slemmer)的母親馬丁內斯(May Martinez)則對行刑失敗感到不滿。她表示,自己特地從佛羅里達州前往田納西州見證行刑,最終卻未能看到判決執行,「我的女兒沒有獲得正義」。
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田纳西州将暂停今年余下的死刑执行,直至调查完成
Very likely · Within weeks
派克的律师将继续通过法律途径争取减刑或撤销死刑判决
Likely · Within months
原定12月3日的另一场死刑执行将被延后
Very likely · Within days

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