Tennessee wants to block analysis of failed execution drug

The state of Tennessee is seeking to block an evaluation of the lethal substance used in Christa Pike's failed execution. Pike's attorneys want to analyze remnants of pentobarbital, but the state argues this would reveal the supplier's identity, violating state law. Pike, who survived two lethal doses, claims the execution failed due to improper administration of the drug. Her legal team insists that understanding the substance's condition is vital for their investigation. After the botched execution, Pike experienced severe health issues and remains in prison, expressing ongoing suffering.