The recent failed execution of Christa Pike has resulted in significant changes within Tennessee’s correctional system. The state’s prison chief, Frank Strada, has decided to resign following this incident. His decision comes after the chaotic execution attempt conducted earlier this week.

Governor Bill Lee confirmed on Saturday that all scheduled executions in the state have been suspended. This decision followed the administration of two doses of lethal injection drugs to Pike, which were insufficient in achieving their intended effect. As a result, Governor Lee has requested a third-party review of the procedures involved.

Commissioner Frank Strada, who was photographed in August, intends to officially leave office later this month. His resignation indicates a response to the failure of current execution protocols.