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(Part 1)
Christa Pike is all over the news for having her execution botched. Apparently the same doctor who botched hers did the same thing to another prisoner just a few months ago. You'd think that would be impossible, but then we get into stories about pets not being put down properly, sedatives not being administered, and other fun stuff. It's a very cheery episode.
Topics:
U of M theme song
Sports radio
Kathryn gets into mahjong
Margaret Hamilton dies at 90
MLB lowering amount of games by 8
Christa Pike's failed execution
English
United States
explicit content
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