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What's The Worst Way Someone Has Ever Died? (r/AskReddit)
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I’d include the death of Junko Furata,a Japanese high school girl. She was assaulted and violated for 44 days when she died of her injuries.
Every time I forget about this, I get reminded of it. The pictures HAUNT ME. I saw the picture of her corpse, after they’d dumped her body into a cement container. It’s the hair that always gets me. Her body is basically concrete, but the hair is still there. It’s such a jarring reminder that, “Hey, that’s an actual person, not just some concrete!” and it gets me every single time. Not to mention what the boys who kidnapped her even did to her... ugh.
Vixen they got away with it, the bastards. The poor girl... we pray for her in the anniversary of her death every year. It’s just not the way to go. Specially for such a sweet young girl. I hope she was reborn into a peaceful, happy life.
Vixen i never saw any pictures but i was most moved by her begging them to kill her, 7 days into it.
One of the reason i can't accept people saying that God exists and it's good
Junko and Sylvia Lykens stories haunt me so much. I always forget them after a few months and then someone mentions their names and it gets me in soen sort of depressed state. Those poor girls had a life ahead of them. My chemistry teacher graduated from the school where it was found out years ago that the daughter who helped torture Sylvia with her mother was found to be hiding with a different identity. Crazy shiz
Hisashi Ouchi was a worker at a Japanese nuclear processing plant who got exposed to a lethal dose of radiation in the Tokaimura nuclear criticality accident of 1999.
His chromosomes were completely destroyed, and his white blood cell count went to near zero. None of his cells could heal, and his skin started sloughing off. They kept him alive for 83 days by constantly pumping him full of fluids and using experimental medications and stem cell treatments while keeping him in a heated and sterile room. Many people think that the medical team at the university of Tokyo hospital wanted to keep him alive as a gruesome experiment, and some of his last words before being put under mechanical ventilation was “I’m not a guinea pig.”
He had several heart attacks but was revived each time by medical staff since his family wanted them to do everything to keep him alive. Words cannot explain how horrific his death was, and I suggest you don’t look up the photos.
Sometimes the worst torture is forcing people to live.
I will forever regret looking at those pictures. The world is a sick place. Poor guy may he R. I. P.
You make it sound like they were evil when they were simply trying to save a life and in the process discover ways to save many more lives through research
LastKing it’s not that they were evil, it was that they were prolonging the suffering of a man who is already going through hell. A simple DNR could’ve prevented this but build family wanted to keep their loved one alive not knowing how this could affect him in the long term or realizing how much pain he is in. He was better of dying before they tried to save him.
@@JaKingScomez LOL saving a life? He was literally begging to die and there was no possible was to save him. They were monsters for torturing him.
That poor man. People are sick
I’m hoping to die old and warm in my bed 🤞🏼
W/ family and friends fo’ sure.
i can make that happen. but in my bed
So house fire then?
I’m hoping to die cold and on the street
Except u likely won’t
High likelihood ull die away from family out of home car crash falling to death getting shot
Painful uncurable diseases animal attacks who knows hell
The poor man who died stuck in the cave was John Jones. He was only 26 years old and had a baby son on the way. What makes it even more tragic is some of the things that could've prevented him being stuck or freed him.
The first being that he hadn't been in the cave since he was a young teen and over time he grew into a man of a large build of 200 pounds and 6 feet tall.
Him and his brother split up and went in opposite directions of the cave. John went to explore a tight downwards tunnel known as The Birth Canal, but took a wrong turn to an unexplored part. When he first got stuck, had he stayed where he was he could have been easily pulled back out, but thought if he kept going forwards he would get out and exhaled the air from his chest to push forward. A move that made him permanently stuck.
When rescue came to his aid, his height made things difficult to pull him free within these small twisted cave tunnels and there was talk of having to break his legs to help him out. But fear of sepsis and him going into shock due to his system weakening prevented such practice. One of the last attempts to pull him out using cables/rope came to a horrific hault when it snapped and struck a rescue aid in the face, injuring him pretty badly and John plummeted back down the hole.
After 27 hours, John was later pronounced dead from cardiac arrest. Due to not wanting to risk anymore lives to retrieve his body and with the families wishes, the cave became his final resting place and it was sealed over.
Prior to the incident, The Nutty Putty Cave had only been reopened to the public six months before after being closed off for years.
oh god
I forgot who but one priest I think was skinned alive with a red hot knife so his wounds would cauturize, as not to kill him, then he was covered in tar which fused to his body, and as it hardened, it made him a statue unable to move, just desiring death.
He didn’t turn himself into a pickle...
Not so funny
Unfunniest shit I’ve ever seen
R/CursedComments
Julius Caesar. Died because they didn't want Rome to be an Empire, but let his nephew do the thing they killed Julius for.
Thanks TH-cam for recommending this. I clearly needed it before summer. Thanks for the nightmares
I'm actually surprised no one mentioned Junko Furuta
Hi, i did. It shows up for me near the top. Absolutely barbaric what she endured, wasn’t it
I was about to, until I saw that you did. Yeah, she uh... she's a pretty good testament to the fact there's no such thing as a just and loving god in this universe.
Just googled her story. Wish I hadn't...
Latesha Renee It was horrible to know for me, too, so I’ve tried to make things better because of it. For example , there’s no way I’ll ignore that little voice warning me that maybe someone isn’t trustworthy. Because of her, I know how depraved some normal-seeming people can be.
@@Sunset553 her and sylvia likens. Poor girls.
It’s funny to think that only humans devise the most creative methods to bring pain and suffering to our own kind. I can’t even imagine the fear, despair, terror and every feeling of the victims in their final moments.
I survived dengue fever when I was 5. They put me on a bed with another kid who has the same desease. Never knew him nor talked with him since hes unconcious. He died in his sleep and remembered them taking him away. I always felt like i was the one meant to die back then but the grim reaper took someone else by mistake.
Kelly Anne Bates, a British teenager who was tortured to death over a period of four weeks by her boyfriend. A post mortem examination found over 150 separate injuries on her body. Her eyes had been gouged out and the the pathologist determined that her eyes had been removed "not less than five days and not more than three weeks before her death".
Sickening.
what happened to the killer
The “boyfriend” was thirty years older than her 😳
I am seriously baffled by the amount of imagination shown by torturers. I wonder if they got bored with the same old, same old?
In places where torture is practiced, the "skill" of a torturer is all about how much shear agony he can put someone through with the least actual damage. Understand there's no good to come from torturing someone to death before extracting their admission, secret information, or some cardinal act of faith renewed through the church. Spiritualism of one toxic variety or another has long been employed to justify horrible shit, and to goad otherwise decent people into performing horrible shit with the best of intentions... SO not exactly everyone involved was the worst monster ever maliciously.
AND yes, add that along with the general attraction of sadists, there's a near infinite resource of "imaginative innovation" to see who can actually "get better at it". ;o)
The Brazen Bull is probably the worst execution method to exist.
The one who created it, when presenting it, was used as a test subject to see it working
How does it work
@@samisweird2585 It's a bull made of bronze that can fit someone inside of it, so someone goes in, they lock the chamber and put it over fire. There are exhaust for the smoke where the nose belong and the wailing of the person is supposed to sometimes mimic what a bull sounds like.
@@ignantxxxninja Same thing happened to the guy who invented the Spanish Donkey. A long triangle shaped log that the victim straddles, forced to stay on their tip toes to avoid the pointed tip underneath. Once they tire, they're slowly split in half.
*impalement
Scaphism is probably one of the worst ways to die I've ever heard of.
The victim was placed between two row boats/canoes/hollowed tree logs, which were then be nailed/sealed together, encasing their body while their head stuck out of a hole, as well as legs and arms in some cases. They were then force fed honey and milk over the course of a few days, causing them to get diarrhea and the void their body was in to fill with their excretions. Honey was then applied to the body parts outside the boat, focussing on the more sensitive areas (eyes, ears, nose, face in general), before they were dumped in a body of stagnant water and left to float idly, or simply left out in the sun.
Because of the force fed diet, the victim would defecate more, filling the void even more and attracting insects, aided by the sweetness of the honey. It provided a perfect environment for insects and parasites to breed, with insect larva burrowing into the skin, causing infection, clotting, and essentially eating them from the inside.
That's not all though. The victim was visited daily and fed more milk and honey, extending the process as the victim would not die of starvation or hunger. Some story's tell of people surviving upwards of 2 weeks before dying. Though, the victim would be delirious from pain, heat, and other factors at that point. Septic shock is what would really kill them, or dehydration if they were lucky.
So, the actual death sounds pretty bad, yeah? Literally rotting in your own excrement while being devoured slowly by insects and parasites of all kinds, all while someone continues to keep you alive? But for me, the worst part is the build up. At least with other methods of death or torture, there is little to no build up. But with this...I mean, just imagine. The death itself is shit scary and horrifying, but knowing it's going to be coming for days in advance?
Anyone captured by the Comanche Indian tribes, who said that the more the captive endured, the greater he was a warrior, therefore the greater warriors they were for capturing him.
9:07 hisashi ouchi is one of the worst since they kept bringing him back to life after his heart stopped. Like 3 or 4 times, just so they could study him as he melted.
No one said death was pretty.
Yeah, thanks.
we know.
kinda late but you finally found out huh
I would think the worst way of dying, is at the hands of someone you thought loved you. Like a child being murdered by a parent.
nah
nope, physical pain can distress you way more than mental pain
Smoke Weed Everyday I don’t know if I agree. I actually don’t know the answer and hope I never find out. I have come close to dying twice. Once because of medication and once being hit by a tornado, but it wasn’t attempted murder.
Smoke Weed Everyday I don’t know if I agree. I actually don’t know the answer and hope I never find out. I have almost died twice. Once because of medication and once being hit by a tornado, but it wasn’t attempted murder.
@@rosebud6485 :0
Humans should have the abillity to simply die in a instant with no pain tbh, like a switch in our minds that just makes us fall dead
uhmmmm....suicide rates would be off the charts
@@dk_8133 yep
I’m surprised that the bombing of Hamburg wasn’t included in this list. People who weren’t blown up were crushed to death in collapsed shelters, got blown away by hurricane - like winds, burned to death by being set on fire, collapsed on to the streets from exhaustion and burned to death from the boiling tar, succumbed to their burns from the jelly the Allies used in the bombs, or suffocated. Thousands of people died, and frankly, it’s a miracle the entire city wasn’t wiped out. And the worst part? These people were *innocent.* Hamburg before the war had close trading relationships with England and other Allied countries. Yes, they were part of Nazi Germany, and yes they were making weapons, but it’s because they were *forced* to. Most people in Hamburg *resented* the Nazis. History makes it out like the Axis were terrible villains and the Allies were heroes who saved the world, but in reality, the Allies did things that were horrible, and not everyone who was part of the Nazis agrees with them. It’s funny how history separates things into good and evil, black and white, when in reality, it’s all gray and the line between good and bad is a blur:
Umm the innocent thing is bullshit. No one is innocent when a nation is at war. The civilians work keeps the soldiers alive and fighting. They work the farms, keep the economy going, and the men get drafted. They are part of the team. You expect not to bomb one of the largest industrial cities of Germany. No one is spared innocence in war. You think they were wishing for Germany to lose the war or to win?
@@JaKingScomez I understand that bombing Hamburg and Dresden was necessary in a sense. I also believe that if the RAF and the USAF could have negated the importance of those cities without such destruction would have been ideal. Sadly this is not aan ideal world. At least air forces today are better equipped to minimize civilian casualties.
I would like to note though that this whole "they lived in that country they aree guilty" or whatever is a really bad way of thinking. Of course the German people wanted Germany to win. They remembered what happened the last time they lost a conflict on that scale. To whom should they have surrendered to? Tthe English, the French and the Americans that dictated the Treaty of Versailles? Or the Soviets that absolutely hated Germany? Nott tto mention that if they rise up against the NSDAP and the majority of the people doesn't want to stop the war and thee NSDAP then they wouldd have been executed probably. I am not saying "they had no choice" but as far as I can see it they only had a few choices, and probably all of them bad for them some way.
I witnessed another nessie get stabbed to death by a human. There were so many bleeding wounds on his back.
How the hell do you have internet
@@dylanmachette6618 That's what I've been wondering, and that Bigfoot with internet character.
@@DoctorRobertNeville helo
that's not a bad way to die because getting stabbed feels like light punches
Why the hell am I watching this at 5:11 am
bruh its fucking 1 am for me
im shitting myself lol
The fat guy in the French restaurant in Monty Python's the Meaning of Life.
Hnnnng, I know the Octavia Hatcher one all too well. I went to college in the town she died, where there's a statue of her near her grave at the graveyard on campus.
That's the reason i think every body should be shot in the head just to make sure they won't wake up after being buried
There were people who were beat and then got ran over by a carriage and if they had survived that then they would twist there broken bones through the spokes of a wooden wheel and hang them up on poles in the wheel. Im not sure but I think if there were many to be executed that way they would put the wheels on the carriage
I’m highly tempted to google all of these
Me too ;-; but I value my sanity
Sarah Bonser especially at 2am during a thunderstorm. I would very much like to sleep in peace
Don’t
YeetoCheeto 42069 butiwanna
The John Jones story still gets me. I was in Utah 1 month before he died and was about 30 minutes away from Nutty Putty.
This makes me extremely uncomfortable
I don’t remember who. But I read an article about someone dying by being sanded (?) with sandpaper. Literally bleeding to death, by the attacker using sandpaper on your skin till you bleed out. Took hours of pain before they died. I find that absolutely horrifying.
@9:08..PSA...Believe OP. Don’t google the pictures.
John Jones in the nutty putty caves was never close to being recovered (especially alive) he was so far in (and already deceased) they agreed to leave him and seal it so no one else would lose a child/family member the same way.
I live in utah and remember hearing very much about it..... quite sad, just trying to have a good time with his buddies.
The one where they feed you milk and honey and then let you die being eaten alive by bugs trapped in your own feces.
It's known as scaphism, otherwise colloquially called "the boats."
Supposedly, the victim was force-fed milk and honey, then covered in a mixture of it, before being placed inside two boats lashed together so they couldn't move or escape. Then they just set the victim out in a disgusting pond or lake somewhere and left them there to be slowly consumed alive as the insects and vermin were attracted to the smell of the honey, spoiling milk, and feces. So it's claimed, people sometimes took weeks to die that way.
However, like the iron maiden and the blood eagle, we're reasonably sure it wasn't really used. It was just something someone thought of after the fact and basically said "who, that sounds really gnarly... wait'll I tell people about it; they'll eat this $#!+ up."
the death of a bird in a 2001 mlb game, poor thing got hit by a pitch and died instantly
I watched a video of a guy jumping off a cell phone tower to kill himself. He didn't die on impact though, he was laying there slightly moving with his throat bubbling. His lower jaw basically stabbed into his upper jaw and his face was non recognizable
My question is why would anyone go to a random bloody scarecrow and start beating the shit out of it?
Vladimir Komorov-Soviets sent him into space in a death trap of a Soyuz capsule, uses exemplary piloting skills to try to bring it back, just to have the parachutes not open due to a manufacturing defect. He allegedly cursed the Soviet government as he plummeted to Earth knowing he was about to die. He knew before the launch it would be bad, so he asked for an open casket funeral if something happened. Do NOT Google Image search that one. (Edit-spelling)
What’s wrong with his remains
I dont want to google it but anyone know what heroshi ouchie is?
Basically, he was exposed to a lethal amount of radiation in an accident; and instead of treating him or letting him live out the rest of his (short) life peacefully, the Japanese government forced him alive to study the effects of radiation poisoning.
He died from the inside out
Man was exposed to radiation in an accident, then was kept alive in excruciating pain and forced to undergo blood transfusions among other treatments for over 80 days so that the effects of radiation on the human body could be studied. On multiple occasions he asked to die but was ignored, eventually skin was literally falling off on him. His family eventually got the doctors to let him die after one of his many heart attacks.
Don't google it. Especially not the pictures. His skin basically fell off and he was tortured by being kept alive as a human experiment. Its shocking 🤯 😱😱
@@ellapalatic3147 Yeah. I googled it and it was like "Eh...wait...oh..."
The torture of consort Qi is pretty high up on the terrible deaths rankings. I won’t retell it here but knowing that the man who this was done for drank himself to death gives you an idea of how bad it was
in the 1980 New Mexico State penitentiary riot, among the many violent and horror movie esc deaths that befell the prisoners of "Cell Block 4" who were mostly "snitches", people with mental illness, sex criminals, and general High risk people one sticks out to me, Ramon Madrid, a 40 year old who was in for burglary but had snitched to get a shorter sentence...he locked himself intentionally in his cell after members further down the line began getting violently murdered one by one, but the other rioters had looted (among other things) blow torches used for repairs and started cutting the bars of locked cells to get at the prisoners, eventually after cutting the door open and taunting him they dragged him out, beat him, and then pushed him against a window (where witnesses outside the prison saw) another inmate stuck the blowtorch up to his face, and after a moment of holding it there the pressure built up inside his head and caused it to violently rupture before letting his body go...other prisoners were burned alive, thrown over the tier down to the second story where they hit sharp window ledges and "splattered", some were raped, beheaded, hanged, and one was even beaten against a toilet until it broke...that incident shows how truly horrible creatures we can really be.
Junko Furuta. It is so messed up that her killers are free now, that poor girl deserved real justice.
humanity has never been more inventive, As when we had to find new ways to hurt each other.
Bad idea of watching this while eating breakfast.
I feel nothing when seing gore pictures, but Im not everyone. Don't google Hiroshi Ouchi
I don’t want to google it, what happened to him?
@@CYBER_N0T He was involved in the Tokaimura nuclear accident. He was exposed to really high levels of radiation and doctors forced him to stay alive for 83 days. His body was dying from the inside out. His skin peeled off. I wouldn't recommend looking at the photos because its just so graphic.
Karen that’s a bit of an understatement
TheNailArtFreak Dang, that’s cruel. Sometimes you should just let people die. I mean, it’s not like he would ever survive that and recover enough to not require medical attention forever
@@CYBER_N0T I completely agree. They used him has a human guinea pig to see what radiation does to the body. His heart failed multiple times and they revived him. I can't believe that they got away with doing that to someone who was suffering so much.
From my perspective, the individual I knew who met the most tragic end in history was a racist from our high school days. The school was predominantly Chinese, and as non-Chinese students, we assumed it was designed for us to learn their language. Little did we know that many Chinese individuals who were already fluent in Chinese would also be enrolling. It should be noted that the school was diverse, with students from various ethnic backgrounds, but the majority were Chinese. The teaching staff was also diverse, with the exception of the Chinese language instructors.
Among the Chinese students, there was a significant amount of racism directed towards non-Chinese students, but one individual stood out. Based on his character, I will refer to him as Taz. Taz was the epitome of racism. Not only was he racist, but he also exhibited despicable behavior, such as spitting on homeless individuals during our charity field trip. He would publicly humiliate his own domestic workers and had no qualms about using foul language towards his well-meaning parents. Moreover, he displayed extreme abusive tendencies towards his girlfriend at the time, resorting to physical violence out of irrational jealousy.
What made matters worse was the lack of action taken by the school authorities against him. Fast forward nine years after high school, through our alumni's online group chat, we received the news from former teachers, who were friends with his parents, that Taz had been murdered in Texas as a result of a racially motivated hate crime. It is a dark and ironic twist of fate when one's own demons become their undoing. It reminds me of the demise of the villain in Disney's "Princess and the Frog," as if his life served as a metaphor for Taz's ultimate fate.
I'm shocked that no one mentioned "Black Dahlia" Elizabeth Short's murder
Any victim of serial killers. My favorite is the hello kitty murderers. Basically, a a girl was violated and beaten until her death, she slowly rotted away then electrocuted. Her body was then decapitated and put into a hello kitty stuffed animal. Her only remains were in that stuffed animal. I forgot the victim's name oof.
Why didn’t she fight her way out
@@JaKingScomez it's likely a lot of victims do and they either can't and/or they lose against their attacker.
Don’t forget the men peed on her
In some viking societies a torture method called the 'blood eagle' was practiced. The victim was tied, arms and legs spread while on their stomach. Then the skin on the back was cut from neck to butt and pried open, so it looked like wings. Some would leave the victim like that to either bleed out or have insects/animals eat them. Others would smash the entire spine and detach the ribs as well, slice open the lungs and spread them over the ribs to give an even more gruesome picture of 'bloody wings'.
It's 11 pm and I just googled 9:05. The warning is apt. I'm not sleeping tonight.
*EDIT* 10:34 Don't tell me not to google something. I only google what I'm told not to google.
@Cooper Do you really wanna know? The warnings given are there for a reason.
@Cooper Alright. I'm gonna _try_ to get to sleep after I explain.
1st one: Imagine a human being inside out. No bones, just skin. That's the color and shape of this guy.
Found someone's comment about it...
Hisashi Ouchi was a worker at a Japanese nuclear processing plant who got exposed to a lethal dose of radiation in the Tokaimura nuclear criticality accident of 1999.
His chromosomes were completely destroyed, and his white blood cell count went to near zero. None of his cells could heal, and his skin started sloughing off. They kept him alive for 83 days by constantly pumping him full of fluids and using experimental medications and stem cell treatments while keeping him in a heated and sterile room. Many people think that the medical team at the university of Tokyo hospital wanted to keep him alive as a gruesome experiment, and some of his last words before being put under mechanical ventilation was “I’m not a guinea pig.”
He had several heart attacks but was revived each time by medical staff since his family wanted them to do everything to keep him alive. Words cannot explain how horrific his death was, and I suggest you don’t look up the photos.
Sometimes the worst torture is forcing people to live.
2nd one: no arms, no legs, exposed rib cage, still breathing.
Someone who was having fun with his wife and boom heart attack
For anyone wondering about Hisashi Ouchi but doesn't want to Google it (and I suggest you dont if you have a weak stomach as there are pictures): he was right next to the reactor of the tokaimura nuclear powerplant when some kind of malfunction caused him to absorb more radiation than any other human in known history. Pretty much all of his skin fell off and he was intentionally kept alive so that they could test radiation treatments on him. He stayed alive for 83 days.
Not a killing method but a torcher method the salt licking goat
The victim was bound to a chair and is fet were dipped in salt water for overnight and when the skin melted and expose the bone they got a 🐐 goat who would do any thing for a salt lick
Worst part of all there was no one to confess to just a goat and you locked away...
*Torture
"hell is empty, the devil and his minions are on earth with us."
Surprised the blood eagle wasn't here
I saw a video of this dude being held down in the middle of the street in brought daylight and was slowly choked to death while people watched and screamed in terror and he begged for his life.
Didn't look fun.
He turned himself into a pickle...
Me: *Sees Title*
My head: 🎵” An old man turned ninety-eight. He won the lottery and died the next day-“ 🎵
This was a great thing to watch while eating
The kid last year that leaned chair back to far
Did you ever hear the tragedy of... the boy who leaned back on his chair?
Blood eagle?
Now that is just plain nasty!
11:38 Before I say this, I'm going to admit I only have one source: Dan Jones.
That would be really loud and overtly murdering a king was a very-not-good thing to do. He would scream a lot. It makes more sense he was smothered with a pillow or something.
I remember hearing about in medieval times torture where they would put nails in a barrel, sticking out a couple of inches from the inside then putting a child in it, closing the barrel and make their parents roll the child around until their child was dead
Lol vigo..nice Ghostbusters
13:14 I think there wasn't even a King Edward of Spain. There was one of Portugal, though (Duarte, in Portuguese, I believe).
Just thought I'd put this here, there's no historical evidence whatsoever that Octavia Hatcher was buried alive, she did die shortly after the death of her son but her husband James never mentions anything tragic about her death in any letters of his that could be found and that mention her death
8:40 in the black box of that flight a man said “I love you ma”
So I just looked up the action Jackson story and its lit word for word copy and pasted from the wiki page. Which tbh I actually appreciate
I googled half of these. I feel no horror.
"Don't tell me not to google something. I only google what I'm told not to google."
10:06 Ironic that one of the accusers name was Mercy Lewis.
Viking blood eagle.
I've seen the picture of what remained of the girl who got lost in the catacombs...grim.
I think scaphism is a pretty hellish way to go
That woman that was trapped in the wych elm. I don’t exactly remember her name.
They never knew her name or who she was, but someone wrote all over buildings in the town " who put Bella in the wych elm." So she is referred to as Bella. Even though it's likely that wasn't her name.
Scaphism, a person would be sealed inside two boat shaped objects leavin their arms legs and head out, the vessel would then be filled with honey, milk, and other stuff that attracted bugs. When the milk would go rancid, the smell would attract rodents, bugs, and other wildlife that feeds on carrion, and to get to the delicious inside of the vessel, the animals and bugs would have to eat through the arms, legs, and head of the victim.. If the victim was unlucky and not die from exposure, he'd be eaten alive. Also they force fed them laxatives / foods so that his waste would make it much more appealing especially soaking in fetid milk and honey, to attract em even faster. Supposedly this was done by the Persians back in the age of ancient Greece / Rome as Plutarch the Elder wrote about it in grave detail. Though the validity of this execution style is debatable. Though Knowing how Modern Iran punishes criminals.. its not too farfetched.
And here is exhibit A of why I can't sleep at night.
Surprised no one mentioned the Hello Kitty murder.
Usually a good one is where they don’t talk about it and just say RESEARCH AT YOUR OWN PERIL... yeah... that one I think was the worst
the saint lawrence one, in huesca (in spain) every year we go and celebrate fiesta de san lorenzo, as he was murdered for not giving up in his beliefs. all over the town there are grill put up as decorations and we wear all white with basil attached to our shirts to signify the smell that was caused by his burning body. Kinda messed up yes, but we all have the time of our lives? yes.
Ghostbuter 2 is underrated.
Cicero is also a character in Skyrim
He should've died like the historical Cicero
Yeah... the Imperials are based on the Romans, the names of most of them are Roman/Italian inspired. Same as Nords/Vikings, Redguards/Arabians and Bretons/Celts.
I mean, where do you think they got the name from?
@@edstevens2772 Fair point. I didn't know that, thank you for pointing that out.
@@DragonsRPretty agreed
i'm watching this at one am. bad call.
Having paper cuts ALL over your body.....then coat with lemon juice :>\
A kick too the balls
Imagine being the idiot to start beef with Khan 😭
Mathew Sheppard has an entire play based around him. It's called the Laramie Project, you can watch it on my channel
I'm the 911th like.
I would talk about 911 but I'm too lazy.
At least Genghis was diplomatic?
For his location and era, he was actually a LOT more reasonable than many historians would lead you to believe. The world was actually pretty different from what you'd expect just out of the books, too... AND he certainly wasn't the only leader who wasn't a saint... Building a country was conquest, some diplomacy, but mostly conquest plain and simple. War is hell for pretty much everyone involved, and our mockery of it is shameful. ;o)
Sometimes I wonder what went through our ancestors heads when they did these things.
I expected the Spanish Inquisition to be mentioned.
Carving blood eagle
Can someone tell me how Hiroshi Ouichi died? I don't wanna look up pictures cause im too scared
Severe radiation poisoning, the medics kept him alive for over 80 days in what some people consider a gruesome experiment
Skin falls off. Cells die. Intestines amd stomach fill with blood. Eyelids fall off, you eventually go blind. Pain. Unbelievable amounts of pain. Blood vessels decay, meaning pain medications do nothing. Live for almost 3 months.
Purple guy- died In a fucking robot suit
Anyone who died during the Japanese human experiment
That African warlord from Key and peele
fun fact vlad the impailer did impale people alive he would only impaile bodies it was made up by a merchant as propogander against him
John jones. All i have to say. Look it up. And research.
Edit: someone said it already... Still look it up
Oww
You know from what i hear Genghis kahn was actually a reasonable person
Why am I watching this. I will probably throw up.
“vIdEo GaMeS cAuSeS vIoLeNcE”