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Right now on CNN This Morning, we are talking about the haunting case of a death row inmate
who is still alive after two lethal injections.
What happens now to the convicted killer in critical condition?
Plus, almost a month from the midterms, the president is campaigning in red states.
So what does that say about GOP confidence and voters?
And AI doppelgangers appearing in midterm attack ads.
Are the candidates breaking any laws with these?
And the Justice Department looking at whether Richard Nixon got a raw deal 50 years ago.
So why go down this rabbit hole?
Good morning, everybody.
I'm Audie Cornish, and here is where we begin.
That death row inmate in Tennessee is still alive after receiving not one, but two lethal injection shots.
We have been told is that she is in critical condition receiving life-saving care.
That is the extent that we have at the moment.
Now, her name is Krista Pike.
She's facing a death penalty sentence for her role in the 1995 murder of 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer.
Now, as the sentence was carried out late Wednesday into Thursday, something went wrong,
and media witnesses described a process which dragged out over several decades.