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Woman murdered by Christa Pike remembered as 'computer geek' with nurturing heart
ABC7 New York and WYFF4 (Hearst, Greenville) describe the same event in different terms.
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What happenedWho was Colleen Slemmer, the 19-year-old murdered by Christa Pike in 1995?.
The headline splitWDSU New Orleans (Hearst) frames it as "Woman murdered by Christa Pike remembered as 'computer geek' with nurturing heart". ABC7 New York frames it as "Christa Pike seeing 'remarkable physical recovery' but cognitive challenges remain: Lawye...".
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CenterWoman murdered by Christa Pike remembered as 'computer geek' with nurturing heart
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Christa Pike has made a "remarkable physical recovery" since she regained consciousness following her botched execution in Tennessee, her attorney told ABC News
Christa Pike has made a "remarkable physical recovery" since she regained consciousness following her botched execution in Tennessee, her attorney told ABC News
Christa Pike has made a "remarkable physical recovery" since she regained consciousness following her botched execution in Tennessee, her attorney told ABC News
Christa Pike has made a "remarkable physical recovery" since she regained consciousness following her botched execution in Tennessee, her attorney told ABC News
Christa Pike has made a "remarkable physical recovery" since she regained consciousness following her botched execution in Tennessee, her attorney told ABC News