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2026-10-07 22:02
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Christa Pike went from ‘brain dead’ to awake and talking in just hours, lawyer explains
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Christa Pike's first words revealed after she unexpectedly woke up while lawyers thought she was 'brain dead'
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NASHVILLE — Christa Pike was believed to be brain dead and doctors expected to take her off life support the night before she inexplicably woke up and started talking, her lawyer said.
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Christa Pike's lawyers believed she was brain dead before she unexpectedly woke up and began talking, days after Tennessee's botched execution.
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