@@sallymatthews729 As well as going poop, they piss themselves too. Some places make them wear one or two pair of adult diapers. Sprayed with air freshener to try to keep the feces poop smell down a bit as they are electrocuted.
A couple of little known facts about the electric chair. 1 The first electric chair was proposed by Thomas Edison. The same guy who gave us the lightbulb and the recorder also brought us one of the most horrible executions in history. 2 Emperor Menelik of Ethiopia, in a program to modernize his country imported an electric chair to be used as the new form of execution in his country. When it arrived it was discovered that there was no electrical service in his country so it could not be used. The king later used this device as a chair.
Edison was promoting DC electricity, Westinghouse was pushing AC. Edison convinced the prison authorities to use AC fot the execution, to show how dangerous it was. The execution was petformed the man took a long time to expire.
"Are you willing to shave your head for the final scene?" 'Nope. Not for the money you're paying me for this shit movie!" "Bald cap?" "Nope. Pain the ass, unless you're willing to pay me more for the hassle." "Ok... Well, with 20+ times the normal amount of amperage your hair would most definitely catch fire along with the rest of your head probably exploding like a melon with an M-80 in it." "Whatever."
For those who don't know, Voltage is the potential. Amperage is the current, Or the amount of electron flow. It only takes approximately 1/10 of 1 amp to stop your heart, properly grounded
You cannot send current as current is appropriate to the load ..the load being the resistance of the body being electrocuted but you can make the potential higher by means of higher rated fuses/ circuit breakers
Voltage in this case is the electromotive force. Potential is more for open circuit or electrostatic energy. Very much like potential energy can be thought of a rock sitting at the top of a cliff. Using the garden hose analogy, The voltage would be something like the speed of the water flowing through the hose while current is represented by the cross sectional area of the water in the hose.
It took a moment but then I realised that Tim Roth is playing the role of Charlie Starweather and that the lady must be Carol Fugate. Well, Charlie was a Psychopath so I don't suppose the Sentence worried him as his actions clearly pointed him in that direction.
@@tammyjackson1026 yet the people he murdered didn't do anything to Charles either. Carols family was only looking out for her. The victims didn't deserve what happened to them. Sorry but Starkweather deserved the death penalty. He didn't ask for sympathy, so why give it?
When I was a in 13 I got into a lot of trouble. They sent 3 of us to the pen in lincoln for a day. They took us to the execution room & strapped each one of us in the chair that starkweather & Harold lemont otte fryed in. We were all smartass punk kids, laughing the whole time. We walked down death row, to processing & last rights & final wiil & than to the chair. We stood there & looked at the chair & they explained everything about it. Than they said whose first. They told us once you walk in you don't walk out. They strapped each one of us in & put leather face mask on us (smelled like you can't explain) closed the doors (loud as hell & make do everything possible to get out of chair & than you hear the curtain open. I've never been so scared in my life, never been in trouble since.
I'm 40 now but when I was 17yrs old I got into some big shit I was just stupid and I'm not gonna sit here and tell you I didn't know better cause I did I knew exactly what I was doing I knew someone would be hurt I knew if I got caught I would be thrown in prison and I knew it would affect families on both sides but I did it anyway sorry I had to get that out of the way too many people make it up excuses for kids nowadays but anyway while I was on trial they brought scared straight program through the county jail they were in the observation bubble where they monitored us they can see us and we can see them they did not physically bring them near us it might be the fact I was high security for violent offenders and in the assaultive unit to anybody who don't know what that is that's for people who get into fights over and over and after the hole what is 23 hour lockdown or after top lock they put you into a unit with other violent people who like to fight and are basically assholes most people who go to jail they don't want to have problems they want to do their time then go home but anyway they were pointing at me I was the youngest one in there I can only imagine what they were saying to them about me everybody else was a lot older than me when I was in there they were probably telling them see that kid he's your age or you're almost his age and he's going away for a long time but I I was guilty and I'll admit it I deserve what I got I did my time turn my life around and have love and appreciation for everybody and everything and from the bottom of my heart I'm very sorry I hurt my family and dudes family but not dude he was my daughter's uncle and deserved what he got 🔫
no...prep for the execution was all wrong..the head would have been shaved, he would not have been wearing glasses entering the chamber, he would have been wearing a diaper with a butt plug, and his body would have been tightly secured so he could not rear up when the muscles contracted...there is also a wet sponge used for better conduction and heat regulation
Lmao I call bullshit my grandmother smoke 3 packs of non filtered cigarrettes, died at 105 I've smoked since I was nine still doesn't even look like I touched any and I smoke 4 packs a day it's your body no body is the same
@@karlt8233 They don't do that anymore, but it was common practice in the 80s They show it in a Ted Bundy movie, which is actually unrealistic because they had stopped doing it at that point.
@@AnthonyTolhurst-dw1nc LOL needles cruel and unusual punishment. Should go back to the rope necktie, bunch of pussies. Or a new chair, the stabbing chair.
The one in Nebraska is closer looking to the Pennsylvania one in my opinion. Almost all the other ones I’ve seen look more antiquated and very rickety.
In real life, the hair is shaved off and the inmate is diapered. The prisoner's legs and torso would be strapped so tightly, no way the man's thighs would rise up in the chair, as seen here. Good video, though. Creepy looking chair.
Yes and in some states before they put the diaper on a condemned person they'd shove cotton up his rear end as an extra precaution. That's what they did with Ted Bundy.
@@whocaresftw84 for real, shows you how many people comment without knowing the facts, its also very painful, and an inmate once told a reporter hed nod if it hurt, the inmate nodded about 20 times with tears rushing down his face, took about 7 minutes for the poor bastard to die
They used a strap that had a part cut out to fit over the nose. Also they didn't have a huge switch like that, the "switch" was just a knob that turned. Also, Charlie's head was shaved and Caril Ann Fugate didn't know about Charlie's execution until a week later when her lawyer went to the Women's Prison in York to tell her as they had no tv or newspapers in there.
It really does take a heartless bastard to throw the switch. Not saying that capital punishment is right or wrong, just pointing out that the individual who throws the switch has to be devoid of any semblance of humanity. I don't think that I could do that to another human being.
Yeah, but I always think about the other people that participate, like the people that walk him into the chamber, the people that strap him down, the governor that can choose to call off the execution or not, the president of the united states that could grant clemency if he wanted, the warden (in some cases) that nods to the executioner to proceed, the people that physically built the chair and the switches that control it, the jury that convicted him, the prosecutor that pushed for the death sentence, the judge that imposed the sentence, the people that wrote the laws, and society itself that allows that form of punishment. Its really a lot of people that execute someone, not just the person who throws a switch if you think about it. (by the way in some states they have multiple switches where only one switch works, so 2 or 3 people throw a switch but only one switch actually does the killing, and nobody knows what switch did it or who actually did it.)
I think about the victims he killed, and the victims he could've kept on killing if he hadn't been caught. The guy that murdered all those victims was really devoid of any semblance of humanity.
It's my understanding that in modern times there are two people who press the button simultaneously and a randomizer decides which switch is used. That way neither person knows which one actually threw the switch. They did a similar thing for firing squads: all but one rifle had blanks, that way none of the men knew which one made the kill. I was watching a different video and one of the comments mentioned that an older executioner committed suicide after he died, presumably feeling guilty about what he'd done. I'm not going to say the people who do it are heartless. Honestly, they're just people with a nasty job to do. If it wasn't them it would be somebody else.
She was only 14 years old. And she swears Charles did all the killing, which I can believe because it's hard to believe a 14-year-old girl would be a serial killer.
Charles Raymond Starkweather would not be the last to be executed in Nebraska’s electric chair, when the death penalty was reinstated in Nebraska, 3 more prisoners were executed in Nebraska’s electric chair whom were Harold Lamont Otey in 1994, John Joseph Joubert in 1996, and Robert E. Williams in 1997.
They say it’s like a thousand hot needles sticking in you all over while your leg-the one with the return strap-is being sawed off with a hot, rusty saw.
Ive only seen movie style executions not real ones, but the ones in the movies they have always wet the hair for electrode connections, ive never seen any with shaved head [ bald cap ] and only 2 with a blind fold, so which is the correct way?. Has anyone watched the series DEATH ROW EXECUTIONER thats an eye opener, the lethal injection should be abolished to much of an easy way out for the criminal.
@@caropapa There’s a good documentary called Death Row: The Final 24 Hours which explains it. If you don’t shave the hair you can’t get a clean connection so any hair will set on fire with that voltage. Also need to use a natural and not a synthetic sponge.
If the sentence says “until death”, “until dead” “until death occurs”, “until you are dead”.....they can re-roll, re-load, re-infuse, leave hanging, even if the neck didn’t break right, as long as it takes. Generally if the person isn’t dead after the second or third try the prison warden halts the execution until he/she gets further guidance. But it’s not mandatory; simply something that is generally done. Botched executions have been rescheduled. Sometimes is kinder not to halt the botched execution but to proceed and finish it. In any case, it’s a slippery slope.
I know it's a movie but they could at least get SOME parts of the chair and mechanism right. Nebraska's chair looks nothing like that, they use a leather mask, not a blindfold, and the mechanism is a rotary switch. It's never been changed.
I read a contemporary report that they put a blindfold on him. Maybe that's why they used one in this movie. It would seem as you indicated it would be a leather mask as more likely.
Would the current really reach 200 amperes? At 2500 volts potential, that would mean his body offered only 12.5 ohms of resistance. That seems unrealistic. Shouldn’t it be something more on the order of 10 amperes, and 250 ohms?
The first shock is to knock out your central nervous system and basically render you unconscious when it hits your central nervous system, you lose bodily function and can't control your bowels and your bladder that's why they stuff cotton up their rear end, and put an adult diaper on them so they don't piss and shit themselves. The first shock takes about thirty seconds then they lower the voltage and the amps to basically cause the heart to stop beating this usually is to last between 1-3 minutes and then back up to the original voltage to kill the brain. Which takes another 30 seconds to a minute and then death ensues. Afterwards the doctor checks to see if there's a heart beat if there's not, the electrocution did it's job. If it doesn't and there's a heartbeat, then they go back to the low amp/voltage until the heart stops beating.
You find that amusing, do you? Perhaps commit a capital crime in a state that used the electric chair and see if you git scared. Don’t forget to tell us ‘bout it! Drop us a line now, y’Heah?
"Of course he didn't care, he's 'The Dutch'... this dude played The Dutch, in that movie 'HOODLUM' with Lawrence Fishburne & Cicely Tyson...That girl played a witch, in that movie 'The Craft"😏
Entered the death chamber smoking, and was smoking when he left.
I get it!
Smoking for eternity?
Murder in Heartland. Tim Roth, brilliant as usual, taking on these roles that other actors are scared of. Fearless actor. 😗
Couldn’t believe it when I found out he was English.
Damn good movie.
Can i ask a question is it okay if i didn't know who tim roth was until i watched this movie
Well, I am an electronics engineer.
Seeing the amp meter jumping at 200A ac, I was wondering what will be left from the body… Seriously, guys???
Can’t believe they let him smoke! Smoking could kill you!
Bro nobody cares
In real electrocutions, they shave the prisoners head
was this real?
And their butt stuffed with cotton bc they become incontinent. I’ve worked in TDCJ.
@@rizwanmation8431 no. It is Murder in the Heartland a television miniseries 1993.
@@sallymatthews729 As well as going poop, they piss themselves too. Some places make them wear one or two pair of adult diapers. Sprayed with air freshener to try to keep the feces poop smell down a bit as they are electrocuted.
Legs are exposed also
A couple of little known facts about the electric chair.
1 The first electric chair was proposed by Thomas Edison. The same guy who gave us the lightbulb and the recorder also brought us one of the most horrible executions in history.
2 Emperor Menelik of Ethiopia, in a program to modernize his country imported an electric chair to be used as the new form of execution in his country. When it arrived it was discovered that there was no electrical service in his country so it could not be used. The king later used this device as a chair.
Edison was promoting DC electricity, Westinghouse was pushing AC.
Edison convinced the prison authorities to use AC fot the execution, to show how dangerous it was. The execution was petformed the man took a long time to expire.
Slight oversight on the emperors part aint it?
Do the crime. Do the time.
@@karlbrady5453 And if you are innocent and convicted of a crime, you still do the time?
Edison have us neither of those things really. What he actually did we steal other people's inventions and claim all the glory.
"Are you willing to shave your head for the final scene?"
'Nope. Not for the money you're paying me for this shit movie!"
"Bald cap?"
"Nope. Pain the ass, unless you're willing to pay me more for the hassle."
"Ok... Well, with 20+ times the normal amount of amperage your hair would most definitely catch fire along with the rest of your head probably exploding like a melon with an M-80 in it."
"Whatever."
*PECVNIA NON OLET*
Everything looks real...sad they destroy such accurate scenes with skipping the head shaving.
For those who don't know, Voltage is the potential. Amperage is the current, Or the amount of electron flow. It only takes approximately 1/10 of 1 amp to stop your heart, properly grounded
You cannot send current as current is appropriate to the load ..the load being the resistance of the body being electrocuted but you can make the potential higher by means of higher rated fuses/ circuit breakers
Voltage in this case is the electromotive force. Potential is more for open circuit or electrostatic energy. Very much like potential energy can be thought of a rock sitting at the top of a cliff. Using the garden hose analogy, The voltage would be something like the speed of the water flowing through the hose while current is represented by the cross sectional area of the water in the hose.
That was a real….shocker!!!! I love you great actor ❤
"I've always wanted to be an outlaw, just not this big o' one."
Charles Starkweather
@Emma Starkweather girly are you okay
@Emma Starkweather I don’t think he had children. I know he had siblings that had kids, but not him. He might be your great uncle
@Emma Starkweather I’m pretty sure, Carol Fugate never had kids, and don’t think he really was with anyone else.
It took a moment but then I realised that Tim Roth is playing the role of Charlie Starweather and that the lady must be Carol Fugate. Well, Charlie was a Psychopath so I don't suppose the Sentence worried him as his actions clearly pointed him in that direction.
No it wasn't I suggest you take a look at his life as a child and don't judge Anybody else because you dont want anyone to be judging YOU
@@tammyjackson1026 yet the people he murdered didn't do anything to Charles either. Carols family was only looking out for her. The victims didn't deserve what happened to them. Sorry but Starkweather deserved the death penalty. He didn't ask for sympathy, so why give it?
yeah he was a sick dog that needed to be put down.
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They call it the "dance hall"...but he elected to "sit this one out."
He wasn't wearing glasses when he left the cell, but is wearing them in the chair...
When I was a in 13 I got into a lot of trouble. They sent 3 of us to the pen in lincoln for a day. They took us to the execution room & strapped each one of us in the chair that starkweather & Harold lemont otte fryed in. We were all smartass punk kids, laughing the whole time. We walked down death row, to processing & last rights & final wiil & than to the chair. We stood there & looked at the chair & they explained everything about it. Than they said whose first. They told us once you walk in you don't walk out. They strapped each one of us in & put leather face mask on us (smelled like you can't explain) closed the doors (loud as hell & make do everything possible to get out of chair & than you hear the curtain open. I've never been so scared in my life, never been in trouble since.
i was acquitted in a bench trial 20 years ago. i remember the anxiety when the judge read the verdict. it was a long year. been out of trouble since.
That's called 'scared straight'. It works.
Glad you are out of trouble. Praying that you stay that way.
I'm 40 now but when I was 17yrs old I got into some big shit I was just stupid and I'm not gonna sit here and tell you I didn't know better cause I did I knew exactly what I was doing I knew someone would be hurt I knew if I got caught I would be thrown in prison and I knew it would affect families on both sides but I did it anyway sorry I had to get that out of the way too many people make it up excuses for kids nowadays but anyway while I was on trial they brought scared straight program through the county jail they were in the observation bubble where they monitored us they can see us and we can see them they did not physically bring them near us it might be the fact I was high security for violent offenders and in the assaultive unit to anybody who don't know what that is that's for people who get into fights over and over and after the hole what is 23 hour lockdown or after top lock they put you into a unit with other violent people who like to fight and are basically assholes most people who go to jail they don't want to have problems they want to do their time then go home but anyway they were pointing at me I was the youngest one in there I can only imagine what they were saying to them about me everybody else was a lot older than me when I was in there they were probably telling them see that kid he's your age or you're almost his age and he's going away for a long time but I I was guilty and I'll admit it I deserve what I got I did my time turn my life around and have love and appreciation for everybody and everything and from the bottom of my heart I'm very sorry I hurt my family and dudes family but not dude he was my daughter's uncle and deserved what he got 🔫
You might have been naughty, like some of us back in the day, but that's outright Child Abuse.....
There is usually a lot of steam when that sort of thing happens.
The actor is Tim Roth, he loves to play the bad guy.
"I love you, honey bunny!"
He was also a great Mr. Orange.
This is pretty much what happens on real executions. I guess...
"Ride the lightening"
no...prep for the execution was all wrong..the head would have been shaved, he would not have been wearing glasses entering the chamber, he would have been wearing a diaper with a butt plug, and his body would have been tightly secured so he could not rear up when the muscles contracted...there is also a wet sponge used for better conduction and heat regulation
Did you get your hair shaved ????🤔?????
There is no 'e' in 'lightning'.
Doesn't he know that smoking can shorten your life!
Doesn’t matter if you’re just gonna be killed by death penalty
Lmao I call bullshit my grandmother smoke 3 packs of non filtered cigarrettes, died at 105 I've smoked since I was nine still doesn't even look like I touched any and I smoke 4 packs a day it's your body no body is the same
Boy did it!
Besides at this point, I think smoking is the least of his problems.
What’s a point shorten he’s life he got the death penalty so he’s gonna die anyways
Executioner: Do you have any last words?
Prisoner: Yeah. I'm going to poop a little.
@@karlt8233 They don't do that anymore, but it was common practice in the 80s They show it in a Ted Bundy movie, which is actually unrealistic because they had stopped doing it at that point.
Hospital grade anaesthesia. Sentence carried out with unnecessary pain.
Avengement is satisfied without vengeance.
@@AnthonyTolhurst-dw1nc LOL needles cruel and unusual punishment. Should go back to the rope necktie, bunch of pussies. Or a new chair, the stabbing chair.
Naw, feed ‘em to the lions. Bring back Ancient Rome-they knew how to get the most bang out of executions-let it be a blood sport and charge admission!
There's a movie on TH-cam called execution it shows the execution process up close and personal.
Starkweather did not value life, not even his own.
He probably faced his demise with the mentality of a martyr.
The electric chair used in this looks more like the one that was once used in Texas which is on display at the Texas Prison Museum.
Old sparky
Cause they filmed it in Texas
The one in Nebraska is closer looking to the Pennsylvania one in my opinion. Almost all the other ones I’ve seen look more antiquated and very rickety.
In real life, the hair is shaved off and the inmate is diapered. The prisoner's legs and torso would be strapped so tightly, no way the man's thighs would rise up in the chair, as seen here. Good video, though. Creepy looking chair.
Yes and in some states before they put the diaper on a condemned person they'd shove cotton up his rear end as an extra precaution. That's what they did with Ted Bundy.
All hair is shaved
They didn't even shave his head! That's why he wasn't afraid
idiot this is a man, or a lunatick
My uncle John had a .12 ga Remington shotgun 870
The only thing they got right was Starkweather saying, "You better tighten the leg strap, it feels loose."
Depends on electric chair and model! Some put sponge around leg as and arm instead of shaving head
His head must be strong & knows his guilt.
Srinivasan Salem he’s a spree killer. He really did not give a single fuck lmao
The irony of threating a man with a rifle, when you're already taking him to die.
There are no firearms allowed in there.
warden phil id rather get shot than be cooked alive
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@@budasardi4701 I know. I worked where executions are conducted and this scene is so inaccurate. I Want To Live was scary accurate
@@broncodaddy46507 I am a correctional officer.
Electric chair is a particularly violent way of killing someone. Firing squad much quicker much cheaper and less painful. Same result different method
gas chamber is more humane, no pain, dead 2 seconds after inhaling
@@blsti503 Lol 2 seconds? You obviously know nothing about the gas chamber.
@@whocaresftw84 for real, shows you how many people comment without knowing the facts, its also very painful, and an inmate once told a reporter hed nod if it hurt, the inmate nodded about 20 times with tears rushing down his face, took about 7 minutes for the poor bastard to die
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That's all the modern electric chair system
He also doesn't care when he take others life.
He shouldn’t smoke cigarettes, it’s bad for your health.
300 volts A.C. Back than was still very painful.
All that faffing around. Here in the UK a hangman would take less then a minute from entering the condemned man’s cell to death.
Really? 200Amps? I wish moviemakers would investigate a bit better before displaying such things...
Be glad, there are amperes. Everybody else kills using volts.
Wasnt it like 6 or something
I’d always thought it was 2500 volts @ 10 amps.
Might have been a HUGHE resistance in the Cables ... lolol So needed High Amps to get the right Voltage (U=IxR)
It takes usually between 5-7 amps the lower the voltage, the lower the ampere. Sometimes all the way down to 1.5 amps for the longer shock.
He's a "HOPPIN and a POPPIN and smells like beef jerky"
yes, l agree you have a good point there
Slowly his hand raises... and gives the assembled witnesses the middle finger!
No he didn’t. 😂
@@sallymatthews729 yeah, too bad, huh?
Murder in the Heartland (1993)
200 amps? he'd disintigrate
Right! The chair really runs on 4-6 amps.
Why should he care? As soon as the switch is thrown, he can’t do anything about it.
Charles Starkweather. Don’t know why she didn’t fry too.
How it feels to chew 5 gum.
A rather shocking experience 😆😆😎
How do you want yours? Original or extra crispy?
That was a real... SHOCKER!!!
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Oh, the good ole days!
They used a strap that had a part cut out to fit over the nose. Also they didn't have a huge switch like that, the "switch" was just a knob that turned. Also, Charlie's head was shaved and Caril Ann Fugate didn't know about Charlie's execution until a week later when her lawyer went to the Women's Prison in York to tell her as they had no tv or newspapers in there.
movies are never true but ur definitely right
Be less dramatic.
Thanks for the info.
Of course he doesn't cae. This is from a movie.
+doctorno0070 Ha Ha Ha
Hahaha 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
doctorno0070 was this real... Did this happen
doctorno0070 check the movie rob roy and look at Archibald Cunningham this is the same guy on chair.
sky baby yes it did happen. This actually is my great uncle who was a spree killer and did end up being caught and executed by the chair.
It really does take a heartless bastard to throw the switch. Not saying that capital punishment is right or wrong, just pointing out that the individual who throws the switch has to be devoid of any semblance of humanity. I don't think that I could do that to another human being.
There is no shortage of such people-oftentimes, the psychopath is even a worse animal than the one in the chair.
Of course good people don't kill people
Yeah, but I always think about the other people that participate, like the people that walk him into the chamber, the people that strap him down, the governor that can choose to call off the execution or not, the president of the united states that could grant clemency if he wanted, the warden (in some cases) that nods to the executioner to proceed, the people that physically built the chair and the switches that control it, the jury that convicted him, the prosecutor that pushed for the death sentence, the judge that imposed the sentence, the people that wrote the laws, and society itself that allows that form of punishment. Its really a lot of people that execute someone, not just the person who throws a switch if you think about it. (by the way in some states they have multiple switches where only one switch works, so 2 or 3 people throw a switch but only one switch actually does the killing, and nobody knows what switch did it or who actually did it.)
I think about the victims he killed, and the victims he could've kept on killing if he hadn't been caught. The guy that murdered all those victims was really devoid of any semblance of humanity.
It's my understanding that in modern times there are two people who press the button simultaneously and a randomizer decides which switch is used. That way neither person knows which one actually threw the switch. They did a similar thing for firing squads: all but one rifle had blanks, that way none of the men knew which one made the kill. I was watching a different video and one of the comments mentioned that an older executioner committed suicide after he died, presumably feeling guilty about what he'd done. I'm not going to say the people who do it are heartless. Honestly, they're just people with a nasty job to do. If it wasn't them it would be somebody else.
His girlfriend should been next...she just as guilty as he was
What did she do
Your so right...back then people willing to put a man to death before a woman... How's that for equal rights...
She had blood on her hands to..he did most of the killing...she right beside him ever step of the way
She was only 14 years old. And she swears Charles did all the killing, which I can believe because it's hard to believe a 14-year-old girl would be a serial killer.
@@shanicephillips9170--Probably just ran around with him.
He s hard as a rock no emotions
Execution only is the final judgement means, why should not jail officials complete the punishment while the victim is at unconscious state?
Charles Raymond Starkweather would not be the last to be executed in Nebraska’s electric chair, when the death penalty was reinstated in Nebraska, 3 more prisoners were executed in Nebraska’s electric chair whom were Harold Lamont Otey in 1994, John Joseph Joubert in 1996, and Robert E. Williams in 1997.
I wish there was a soundtrack for this movie.
The part that is accurate is the fact that, based on eyewitnesses, he popped up and down like a puppet. His head should have been shaved though.
It's a movie
Actor may not want his head shaved
@@Train-life-class-323 then the actor would wear a bald cap.
@@Lee-Darin yea but it works also without an shaved head just it could burn if you would put like charles manson in the chair.
But did have his but hole plugged with a rag!
200 amps. Are they trying to send him back in time?
No no, that takes 1.21 gigawatts!
He should have better called Saul
Jimmy could have talked them down to a leg breaking for sure.
Did he record with camera from a movie
30 mA is already dangerous. 1 Ampere would definitely kill if applied few seconds.
Charles Starkweather. That name just sounds evil
Their biggest trip but they can’t tell us what it was like..
They say it’s like a thousand hot needles sticking in you all over while your leg-the one with the return strap-is being sawed off with a hot, rusty saw.
I don't think his little girlfriend was that innocent either though.
If you did that without shaving the head in real life it would burst on fire and be slow and horrendously painful
I fail to see the problem?
Ive only seen movie style executions not real ones, but the ones in the movies they have always wet the hair for electrode connections, ive never seen any with shaved head [ bald cap ] and only 2 with a blind fold, so which is the correct way?. Has anyone watched the series DEATH ROW EXECUTIONER thats an eye opener, the lethal injection should be abolished to much of an easy way out for the criminal.
@@caropapa There’s a good documentary called Death Row: The Final 24 Hours which explains it. If you don’t shave the hair you can’t get a clean connection so any hair will set on fire with that voltage. Also need to use a natural and not a synthetic sponge.
I hear things that it did but then I have heard things that you go into a coma so it wouldn't hurt
I would be freaking out
This guy's an actor.
They broke the law doing it a third time.
You so obviously have never read up on the death penalty. They usually check for pulse after two shocks, but three and even four jolts have been used.
If the sentence says “until death”, “until dead” “until death occurs”, “until you are dead”.....they can re-roll, re-load, re-infuse, leave hanging, even if the neck didn’t break right, as long as it takes. Generally if the person isn’t dead after the second or third try the prison warden halts the execution until he/she gets further guidance. But it’s not mandatory; simply something that is generally done. Botched executions have been rescheduled. Sometimes is kinder not to halt the botched execution but to proceed and finish it.
In any case, it’s a slippery slope.
Hadn't heard of fearless going to chair but many went to gallows fearless
Some people went to the sword fearless in the days of beheading
And some bawled like babies and begged for mercy their victims never got.
This dramatic depiction of Charles Starkweather , the mass murderer.
Fake? I didn't know that. Thank you for telling me.
I know it's a movie but they could at least get SOME parts of the chair and mechanism right. Nebraska's chair looks nothing like that, they use a leather mask, not a blindfold, and the mechanism is a rotary switch. It's never been changed.
I read a contemporary report that they put a blindfold on him. Maybe that's why they used one in this movie. It would seem as you indicated it would be a leather mask as more likely.
@@craigmitchell4407 is that electric chair or gas chamber because I can't really tell what method he choose to die
@@jonathandavis2002 it was the electric chair.
Good thing we're not picking fly shit out of pepper here....
The reason why, is this movie was filmed in Texas not Nebraska. That's the actual Texas State Prison electric chair.
They don't always get it right
Would the current really reach 200 amperes? At 2500 volts potential, that would mean his body offered only 12.5 ohms of resistance. That seems unrealistic. Shouldn’t it be something more on the order of 10 amperes, and 250 ohms?
They forgot to shave his head
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Is this a portrayal of Charles Starkweather, Nebraska ?
I have seen someone get death penalty by chair I saw when he died rip man
The execution guy is the good old man Michael Douglas husband from Catherine Zeta-Jones
Do you mean the warden? That's Randy Quaid.
They didn't shave his head.
It is a movie for stuffs sake
@@kathyheitchue6069 they shaved the SIDE of his head where the electrode went.
I lived in Omaha when Charlie rode the lightning. The news showed the hearse carrying his body away.
This Execution is a Yamaha Amplifier with a big switch that can easily a kill a person within 3 rounds of voltage shocks…
Easily? Not one?
Cop:Your gonna die
The guy:meh
I already am
Great actor
I thought a wet sponge was used in executions
What films this?
That was his last smoke, apparently...
I always get those right and the electricians they don't always do it right HBO had a special on Ted Bundy they did a spectacular job of accuracy
Jeeeez that things a bloody death trap?
Shouldn't it have been one long solid intake of electricity? Them turning it on and off seems like they were torturing a man
The first shock is to knock out your central nervous system and basically render you unconscious when it hits your central nervous system, you lose bodily function and can't control your bowels and your bladder that's why they stuff cotton up their rear end, and put an adult diaper on them so they don't piss and shit themselves. The first shock takes about thirty seconds then they lower the voltage and the amps to basically cause the heart to stop beating this usually is to last between 1-3 minutes and then back up to the original voltage to kill the brain. Which takes another 30 seconds to a minute and then death ensues. Afterwards the doctor checks to see if there's a heart beat if there's not, the electrocution did it's job. If it doesn't and there's a heartbeat, then they go back to the low amp/voltage until the heart stops beating.
great video , i really enjoyed it
If I was about to get fried in the chair I'd be scared shitless. I would cooperate though.
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You find that amusing, do you? Perhaps commit a capital crime in a state that used the electric chair and see if you git scared. Don’t forget to tell us ‘bout it! Drop us a line now, y’Heah?
This is sad it’s like suicide they have a letter saying goodbye
After the next civil war, you can move
Right
Nobody warned him that smoking is bad for his health?
SHOCKING???!!!
"Of course he didn't care, he's 'The Dutch'... this dude played The Dutch, in that movie 'HOODLUM' with Lawrence Fishburne & Cicely Tyson...That girl played a witch, in that movie 'The Craft"😏
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He played the part of Charles Starkweather and she played the part of Carol Ann Fugate. I watched the movie.
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I was a little bit shocked by it all.