Christa Pike: What Happened That Night?

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On the night of the crime, Christa, Colleen, Tadaryl Shipp (17 years old), and another student, Shadolla Peterson (18 years old), went out in a group. The night took a. On the night of January 12 , 1995 , Colleen Slemmer left the Job Corps center but never returned. The next day, around 8 a.m., a University of Tennessee Grounds Department. As the only woman sentenced to death in Tennessee, Christa Pike has spent years living in something akin to solitary confinement at the Debra K. Colleen Slemmer, a 19-year-old Job Corps student lured to a secluded spot near the University of Tennessee agriculture campus on Jan. 12, 1995, and murdered by Christa. When Pike clashed with Slemmer at Job Corps, she decided to act. Along with Shipp and Job Corps friend Shadolla Peterson, of Cleveland, Tenn., they plotted to lure. Christa Pike , the only woman in Tennessee sentenced to death, has been adapting to increased levels of socialization after being removed from de facto solitary. The same night , Pike reportedly went to her friend’s room and said she slit Slemmer’s throat multiple times with a box cutter, hit her with asphalt, and cut her back with. Christa Gail Pike , 24, the youngest woman on America’s death row, will ever leave prison alive. In 1996, the then 19-year-old Pike was sentenced to die by electrocution. Authorities said Shipp, Christa Pike and Shadolla Peterson lured Slemmer to a remote area on the University of Tennessee campus. Pike , 20, was sentenced to death, while.