't indicated whether it will seek to put her to death again, Stephen Ferrell, one of Pike's attorneys, told CNN on Sunday. Pike's lawyers have called on Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee to commute her sentence to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

After Pike's failed execution, Lee suspended executions for the rest of the year, announcing Thursday a third party will do  a thorough and comprehensive  review of her case. Lee on Saturday also announced Correction Commissioner Frank Strada would step down later this month following backlash over Pike's failed execution.

Republican US Sen. Marsha Blackburn, who is running to replace Lee as governor in January, called to bring back the electric chair and  deliver justice for these victims swiftly. 

 The state of Tennessee has got to start telling its people exactly what it is doing, so that in the democratic process, the people of Tennessee can decide if that's what they want to be done in their name,  Ferrell said Sunday.  This torturous execution leaves so many questions that the state of Tennessee will refuse to answer.