Crime

The robot’s suspected owner and companion were said to have filmed the alleged sexual assault

Pike needed emergency medical help but there was a delay because officials were confused about whether the request for help was genuine

Cornell professor Kate Manne claimed she 'believes Jane Doe', discussing the dangerous culture of silence and protection among male peers

It was previously thought that Pike was brain dead

Her lawyers have revealed that 'against all odds, Christa Pike is conscious, speaking, and continues to receive critical medical care'

She said she 'had a feeling' her daughter's killer would survive the execution attempt

The death row killer has communicated for the first time since her failed execution

Minutes before Flynn was sentenced, statements written by his two daughters, Ava, 10, and Alyssa, 12, were read aloud in court

Many ASOS app users received the alarming push notification earlier this morning (6 October)

According to Pike's lawyers, the 50-year-old is in hospital on a ventilator and is critically ill following her botched execution attempt

Pike's lawyers have confirmed that she hasn't regained consciousness since her botched execution on 30 September

Pike is under guard in critical condition after surviving her 'torturous' execution attempt

The 'Damsel of Death' had shared letters with childhood friend Dawn Botkins for several years before she died via lethal injection

Journalist and campaigner Charlie Webster reflects on why speaking out still costs survivors so much

Colleen Slemmer's killer, 50, survived two rounds of lethal injection on Wednesday (30 Sept) and has remained in hospital ever since

Kathy Hochul has said she will not allow the case 'to be swept under the rug' as she announced plans to change the state's consent laws

Serial sex offender Larry Nassar is among the names that have been wiped from Michigan’s public registry

He claimed he counted at least seven needles in Pike's left arm during her execution attempt

Pike is in critical condition and receiving ‘life-saving care’ at a hospital, her attorney confirmed

Christa Pike, who brutally murdered 19-year-old fellow Job Corps student Colleen Slemmer in 1995, survived two rounds of lethal injection

Pike remained alive and 'snoring' after she was administered two doses of a lethal drug

She claimed it caused her to 'breakdown'

She survived two lethal syringes of pentobarbital

A death penalty expert called it an unprecedented failure