Christina Marie Riggs Executed for Killing Her Son and Daughter | Last Meal & Final Words

🔴 Christina Marie Riggs Execution + The Murder of Her Two Children | Death Row Arkansas, Final 24 Hours & Psychological Breakdown

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In November 1997, the peaceful community of Sherwood, Arkansas, was shaken when 26-year-old nurse Christina Marie Riggs committed one of the most haunting family murders in American history. Behind the façade of a loving mother, Riggs battled severe depression, post-traumatic stress, and suicidal ideation—demons that would lead her to take the lives of her two children, five-year-old Justin and two-year-old Shelby, before attempting to end her own.
Investigators discovered medical supplies stolen from the hospital where she worked, along with two handwritten suicide notes that painted her crimes as acts of “mercy.” But forensic evidence and a chilling timeline revealed something far more deliberate: a nurse who used her medical expertise to orchestrate an irreversible tragedy.
Convicted of capital murder in 1998, Riggs became the first woman executed in Arkansas since 1845. Over the next two years, her case ignited national debate over mental illness, motherhood, and capital punishment ethics. Psychiatrists, journalists, and legal experts questioned whether the state had carried out justice—or fulfilled the wishes of a suicidal woman seeking escape through execution.
On May 2, 2000, at the Cummins Unit in Arkansas, Riggs was executed by lethal injection—the same medical process she once used to save lives. Her final words, her quiet composure, and the haunting nature of her crime continue to divide opinion decades later.

In this video, we uncover:
🚨 Christina Riggs’s early life and emotional descent
🚨 How access to controlled substances enabled the murders
🚨 The forensic evidence and autopsy findings that sealed her conviction
🚨 The capital murder trial and her request for execution
🚨 The psychological evaluations that shaped public debate
🚨 The final 24 hours leading up to her death by lethal injection
🚨 The ethical questions her case left behind — justice or assisted suicide?

👉 Using court transcripts, forensic reports, and psychological case studies, this episode dissects one of America’s most disturbing and misunderstood death-row cases.
📺 If you follow true crime, death penalty stories, or criminal psychology, this is a case you won’t forget.

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