Tennessee has scheduled the execution of Christa Gail Pike for next year, making her the first woman executed in the state in over 200 years after she carved a pentagram into a teenage girl’s chest during a brutal satanic ritual murder. Historic Execution Scheduled After Decades of Delays Tennessee officials have scheduled Christa Gail Pike’s execution for next year, ending decades of legal proceedings that have kept this heinous killer on death row. At 49 years old, Pike represents one of the most disturbing cases in the state’s criminal history, having committed her crimes as a teenager in what prosecutors described as a satanic ritual murder. The scheduling demonstrates Tennessee’s commitment to carrying out justice despite the lengthy appeals process that often allows killers to escape ultimate accountability. Interview with the youngest female death row prisoner ever, Christa Pike. 18-year-old Christa Pike became jealous of her 19-year-old Job Corps classmate, Colleen Slemmer, suspecting her of pursuing her boyfriend, though Slemmer’s friends denied it. On January 12, 1995, Pike,… pic.twitter.com/wUsYeBBwfU — Morbid Knowledge (@Morbidful) October 7, 2024 Brutal Satanic Murder Shocks Community Pike’s case stands as one of the most shocking examples of evil that conservative Americans have long warned about – the dangerous influence of occult practices and moral decay on impressionable youth. The defendant carved a pentagram into her victim’s chest, demonstrating the depravity that occurs when society abandons traditional Christian values and allows dark influences to take root. This ritualistic element of the crime highlights concerns many conservatives have raised about the erosion of faith-based moral guidance in modern society. Tennessee Upholds Justice Despite Liberal Opposition While leftist activists across the nation continue their assault on capital punishment, Tennessee stands firm in delivering justice to victims and their families. The state’s willingness to execute Pike, despite her gender, demonstrates equal application of the law that conservatives have long advocated. This execution sends a clear message that heinous crimes will face ultimate consequences, regardless of political correctness or gender-based sympathy campaigns that often derail justice in liberal jurisdictions. Breaking Centuries-Old Precedent for Justice The historic nature of Pike’s scheduled execution – the first woman executed in Tennessee in over 200 years – underscores both the rarity of such extreme cases and the state’s unwavering commitment to justice. Conservative supporters of law and order recognize that true equality under the law means holding all criminals accountable for their actions, regardless of demographics. This execution represents a victory for victims’ rights advocates who have fought against the systematic delays that allow killers to avoid facing consequences for their heinous acts.