JUST IN: Christa Pike Executed (September 30, 2026) — First Woman Put to Death in Tennessee’s Modern Era On September 30, 2026, Tennessee carried out the execution of Christa Pike, marking the first time in decades that a woman has been executed in the state. After years of appeals, the sentence was enforced under strict protocol inside the death chamber. Her final moments now enter state history — but they also reignite debate: does this mark justice served, or a moment that will be remembered for generations?

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