Teenagers back then:gets hanged for cutting trees and stealing 40 dollars Teenagers today: goes to jail for 15 years for killing someone and robbing a store
10:00 Funny you say that since there was a Romanian professor who hanged himself for science multiple times just to experience how it feels....and survived each attempt. He later died in the 1940s of throat cancer.
His name was Nicolae Minovici (1868-1941) and he hanged himself 12 times (between 4 to 26 seconds) to understand what those that suicided thought and felt. As a result he revolutionized the scientific world through his research on hanging. He had some assistants who helped him unhang itself if the situation looked extremely dangerous hence the 12 survived attempts.
In England (where I live) in the 1800s it was illegal to hang a child under 6 years old, but there was no such thing as a birth certificate, so even 13 years olds could get away with the claim if they were abnormally short.
I'm kinda glad that (assuming scaphism was actually done) whoever came up with that horrifying punishment never had the opportunity to learn that when you expose someone to *just enough* radiation and give them "medical care", you can keep them marginally alive for *months*.
Across the road from my house is a stone tablet that marks the location where a group of smugglers called the Hawkhurst gang were publicly hanged, their bodies were then placed on gallows all over town as a warning. The tablet is extremely worn and quit hard to read but here's an excerpt: "As a memorial to posterity and a warning to this and succeeding generations this stone is erected AD1749.” Kind of creepy, but very fascinating.
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England even today has 1/20th the population of China, that number is still accurate in 2002. Let alone the UK in the 18th century lol. Like comparing crime rates in NYC to a small rural town.
so England still hanged a larger % of their population, 12000 in China is like a blip. 200 capital crimes is no joke, England was trying to make its culture extinct.
I live in the south eastern part of Pennsylvania. So I definitely remember hearing about Billy's execution back in 1996. I was 16 at the time. But it was one of the big news stories in my local news back then. I live just 1 hour and 35 minutes away from where he was executed.
Hanging is hardly one of "the worst punishments in the history of mankind". It's actually one of the least awful execution methods, unless it's combined with drawing and quartering. Compared to crucifixion, impaling, beheading, the breaking wheel, burning at the stake, or being stomped on by an elephant, it's downright mild, roughly on par with execution by firing squad. That said, it's still an execution method, so it would still be a terrifying, painful experience that ended one's life...
Peter Allen and Gwynne Evans were actually executed in different locations. Allen was executed in Liverpool and Evans in Manchester. By the 1960s, use of capital punishment in the United Kingdom had already been declining, and the decision not to reprieve Allen and Evans came as a surprise.
Billie Bailey was hung by a experienced hangman. Once his ankles were chained, the hangman did the rest. The Warden only stood next to the hangman. My sister-in-law was an Administrative Support Manager for the Delaware Prison system. She was used to contracting out food deliveries, supplying uniforms for the prisoners, etc. One day, we was called in and told she needed to find and contract a hangman. She said all the one's she interviewed were Canadians, all executed Germans convicted of War Crimes. Once nice old man, even had a complete resume of every hanging he carried out, with references!
I just noticed that the boy from 8:49 who said he wanted to be a hang man was in the classroom at 5:20 when the teacher began to tell them about hanging. He was the only student smiling God this channel is so creative.
To be honest, this is just so brutal, it's one thing to get gassed, shot, get 200 volts running in your body on a chair, and to get drugged to death. But getting your neck snapped as the punishment is a whole other level of death. The fact that kids died here, including actual children doesn't help, I understand being frustrated with kids because they broke the law, but most kids don't even read the rules so they would of course do bad things, it's just natural for a kid, they simply haven't developed their sense of empathy or don't understand the gravity of their actions.
I swear I got told whoever created the "better ways of hanging" was my ancestor, and the surname fits too. Scary to think someone in my past family most likely invested that. Mad
He was a great man.... reduced the suffering at the gallows The three women who had to be hanged in Bergen-Belsen were glad when they heard that the very experienced hangman Albert Pierrepoint was going to execute them. So there are several views to this. Irma Grese reportedly said to him on the trap door as he put the noose; quickly Please
one of my relatives was a hangman in york in the early 1800s and use to put on a show with wax figures and then keep the persons possessions. was also mentioned in the book "the groans of the gallows" about William calcraft.
The now retired state executioner in singapore hung 1200 people in 40 years without a single botch. He would always whisper the words: "don't worry, it'll be over quickly" in their ear as he le them too the gallows.
People die daily and some people are executed either through proper channels or not. I used to think as a kid that being a hangman wouldn’t be a bad job. My favorite lines from the Hateful Eight were from the criminal pretending to be the hangman. “The man who pulls the lever that breaks your neck will be a dispassionate man, and that dispassion is the very essence of justice. For justice delivered without dispassion is always in danger of not being justice.”
A hangman is just a desensitised person that lost the meaning of death like a slaughter in a slaughterhouse or a common murderer, just because true justice is cold and dispassionate, it doesnt make a cold dispassionate man a just one, this is just edgy shallow stuff.
Alice Glaston was from a tiny village near where I live Little Wenlock and she was hanged at Nearby Much Wenlock which is also famous for being the place where the idea for the modern Olympics came from.
Imagine you’re about to be hanged and after three tries you’re sent back to prison and get out a few years later. If he didn’t change his life for the better, I don’t know what to say.
Depending on the year. You actually had to pay to stay in prison. You could buy your own bed or share one for a cheeper price. If you had no money youd sleep on the floor. You also had to pay to leave after your time was served. Most people in prison where debtors around this time so they had no money. When released they'd steal and commit crimes to pay their debts off. Then they're sent back to prison.
Owensboro Kentucky was the last city to execute a public hanging, which went so wrong that Kentucky actually changed its tune VERY quickly. This man was accused of the R word after a very small trial. A subject of controversy as it was. A mayor in the city in 1936 decided it were to be an event. A carnival style viewing with food, games, etc. After it came time to hang the man, he was instantly graverobbed. Bloodthirsty human beings ripping his clothes off and keeping his belongings. This shocked the state into never doing something like this again.
I thought this was going to be about the practice of being hanged "until nearly dead" after which the person would be drawn and quartered and then finally disemboweled.
I am a fan of infographics, and have been for some time now. Thank you so much for your contributions and consistent hard work. This video however telling people how to hang themselves, weights, lengths heights and the saying how there's no thoughts or feelings left, I'm not sure if that's what you mean to represent, however it could seriously impact your image and fan base. Once again, thank you, and I look forward to watching more of your videos!
The death penalty: 1.doesn't deter crime 2. Costs more. 3. Doesn't bring the closure to victims families as was expected (according to studies). 4. Is applied to the poor and minorities more often, *_for the same crimes_* 5. Has killed and will keep killing *INNOCENT* people
Jorrit van der Kooi yes it does, at least in the US. Factor in the costs of appeals and the actual costs of keeping them in prison and you rack up a massive bill which dwarfs the costs of simply giving them a life sentence.
In the town my dad lives in there is a museum that is actually inside the original prison. There is an area in there that they left the way it was found. They only added notes about criminals who had died in the room. One that caught my eye was an outlaw who would cause gun fights and steal, he got the death penalty of being hung, they put him on top of a chair inside the room and tied a thick rope to the roof and around his neck, also tying his hands behind his back. When he was asked his final words all he said was “adios” and kicked the chair out from under himself.
Wow, another great video. I love all this info, the modern century is truly the best century to be living in--even if I could go back to Medieval times as a king, I would still prefer being poor here in America because I would have more than they did.
Nothing like crucifixion, which was basically like water-boarding with nails driven through your hands and feet until you finally suffocated when you had no more strength to lift yourself.
Wow! It's surprising to hear how recent hangings were still done in the U.S. and in the U.K. 1964 was the last hanging in England! Think about that. The Beatles were at the height of their careers in 1964!
@@mattmccallum2007 Wow! 1977 in a western country a man got his head cut off legally by the government. I am in the U.S.A. and we still have capital punishment here. In the past we did it by hanging, gas chamber, firing squad, the electric chair, and most recently lethal injection. Sometimes any one of these methods can go wrong and not produce the desired results. When that happens, it's a bad day for the guy on the receiving end. When we used the firing squad, I am told the squad were each given rifles already loaded. One of them was loaded with a blank and none of them knew who got the one with the blank. I don't know which ones out of all those methods are still in use today. Each state makes its own laws on it.
In the Belfast Goal or jail, the guards would stay in the cell with the prisoner 24hrs before the execution to prevent suicide. The guards and the prisoner would play cards and talk during the 24hr watch, then suddenly after the 24hrs one of the walls in the room would open and reveal a secret room. The guards would then grab the prisoner and quickly set him up to hang so he didn't have time to react. A sad way to go.
Hanging was both simple and complicated. If weight is calculated correctly, and the noose is correctly knotted( behind the ear) the neck breaks. If it's not done correctly, the victim could choke to death.
Actually in Ireland the last person who was executed by this method was a man named “Micheal manning” in 1954 for murdering a nurse named “Catherine Cooper” And in Ireland we abolished capital punishment in 1990.
In Sweden the last person to be executed was a man in his late thirties (38 to be exact) He killed a 24 year old cashier at a store in Stockholm and was sentenced to death by beheading using a guillotine his execution was set publically In the middle of Stockholm. His name was Johan Alfred Ander and he was executed on the 23 of November 1910. Also today in Sweden the longest sentence you can get is Sweden's definition of a life sentence which is 20 years. There is a reason for the short duration of a life sentence here and it's because people in swedish prisons are only allowed 60 minutes outside per day. Another thing instead of punishing people Sweden tries to bring people back into society by rehabilitating the criminals and it's so effective that swedish prisons are forced to shutdown due to a lack of prisoners. Prisoners have it pretty nice here they get their own room with a shower, toilet, a desk, a television and a wardrobe as well as the ability to bring a computer. Though Norwegians are way nicer to prisoners by either giving them a small house to live in that is located in a village for prisoners; most Norwegian prisons have studios where prisoners can play guitar and drums, a room with a pool table, a library and a living room with a television and videogames.
Infographics show: this is the worst punishment in the history of mankind. Teacher: infographics show this is the seventh week you have showed the worst punishment in the history of mankind.
As of the time people started demanding more humane executions. Beheading and drawing and quartering was not longer massively in use. But before that botched hangings, nobody cared if their head came off.
No pain, but an uncomfortable death. Looks a lot worse than it really is. Unconscious is seconds, and death in a matter of minutes. No pain, just pure nothingness.
Dude this my sharona virus is getting out of control there's no toilet paper or nothing the water is off the shop shelves are empty i got mugged by a group of old women calling them self Maud's Muggers there's people dying in the streets it's crazy out there it's like a regular Tuesday morning in detroit Roadhouse
the eastern european version (where the noose is tied to a straight pole and 2 executioners pull down on your legs while the third breaks your neck) is more cost effective imo think about it: no calculations, universal pole size, no need to build, no rope that your buddy can shoot, and no mechanical trapdoors that can go wrong
3:17 did you notice that the guy who is drawn and quartered looks like the challenge guy? 3:41 oh he's also here! 7:59 seriously?!? Why are you so harsh for him???
Worst punishments actually known as committing death to others they need to realize these people that use the hanging punishment kids don’t deserve this
My example: After a marching band performance, my marching band friends and I snuck into a cemetery near a funeral home to steal dead people’s belongings. We chopped down trees, opened coffins, and stabbed the bodies to death. Everyone and I played really loud music in the cemetery to see how funny it would be. By the next morning, everyone got sent to jail for 1 month for what they had done. Their punishment will be sentenced to death by hanging. Everyone will be buried 6 feet under in the same cemetery.
@@orwellianwiress wait, how did you know that I do marching band? To answer your question, I have not seen the wicked games show and I am not sure if it will be my type.
We've gone too far the other way now though. Now it's ridiculously lenient, especially in England. Some crimes should still get these sorts of punishments.
Teenagers back then:gets hanged for cutting trees and stealing 40 dollars
Teenagers today: goes to jail for 15 years for killing someone and robbing a store
Sad but true
Killing someone
I hate the past!
Well you’d still stay in jail for like a hour for stealing.
Love the irony here. The point of the video is that harsh sentences don't work.
Awfully rude of the executioners...leaving them hanging like that.
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if hanging is so bad why do so many people still hang themselves?
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Bruh hanging is still here
Yep
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10:00 Funny you say that since there was a Romanian professor who hanged himself for science multiple times just to experience how it feels....and survived each attempt.
He later died in the 1940s of throat cancer.
'F'
His name was Nicolae Minovici (1868-1941) and he hanged himself 12 times (between 4 to 26 seconds) to understand what those that suicided thought and felt. As a result he revolutionized the scientific world through his research on hanging.
He had some assistants who helped him unhang itself if the situation looked extremely dangerous hence the 12 survived attempts.
@@v.emiltheii-nd.8094 well could the throat cancer be related to the rope almost crushing his throat one time
@@Bruh-hq1hx Well,long term inflammations can lead to cancer. May be he got some inflammation from the rope which wasn't diagnosed & caused cancer
So he was like the dude from NSYNC, and David Carradine? Neato
Infographic show: any punishment ever: the worst punishment in human history
Yes but most of the punishments are the worst and are utterly horrible
@Anya Wild horrifying
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@Anya Wild same and it's very bad for me
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18th century Karens: *"Well I was threatened with hanging as a child and I turned out fine!"*
I know, I know I seen the name Karen all over the internet but, who is she...?
@@loved_kylee it's a meme term for irritating entitled mom
@@astererererer_ Not specifically a mom. It can be any woman(a mom or not a mom). But usually its used toward a racially White woman.
In England (where I live) in the 1800s it was illegal to hang a child under 6 years old, but there was no such thing as a birth certificate, so even 13 years olds could get away with the claim if they were abnormally short.
You have done well to have lasted so long!
Infographics show: Talks about hanging as a bad punishment
Monkey: is this supposed to be a joke because I always do it
now laugh
It’s only for humans
@@aident7819 ITS A FRIKIN JOKE
Haha
I didn’t realize there were so many interracial teens back in ye olde England. 🤔
Oh no a cartoon , who cares dude
Viscount Hutton ever heard of the Moors?
@@nw9801 *Moors did NOT Live in EngLand, IDIOT!!!!*
The fact that you care says a lot about you
Unfortunately, people don't like historical accuracy, and get mad if it is only white people
**Worst punishments in history**
Scaphism: _I'm by far the worst_
True
I'm kinda glad that (assuming scaphism was actually done) whoever came up with that horrifying punishment never had the opportunity to learn that when you expose someone to *just enough* radiation and give them "medical care", you can keep them marginally alive for *months*.
*Says vegetable*
*Shows apple*
Worst punishment in the history of man kind
Talk about a nitpick
Me: Apples are a vegetable.
Internet: HANG HIM!!!
I believe crucifixion is the most cruel-- the victim slowly suffocates to death until they haven't got the strength to breath!
Thought it was a bell pepper, maybe I'm dumb lol
Across the road from my house is a stone tablet that marks the location where a group of smugglers called the Hawkhurst gang were publicly hanged, their bodies were then placed on gallows all over town as a warning. The tablet is extremely worn and quit hard to read but here's an excerpt:
"As a memorial to posterity and a warning to this and succeeding generations this stone is erected AD1749.”
Kind of creepy, but very fascinating.
4:24 "medieval karen" lol
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@@namesomething1dk no please no
England: We executed 7000 between 1770 - 1830, noone beats us
China: Ha, what a clown, we executed 12000 in 2002 alone
Hā, zhēnshi gè xiǎochǒu, wǒmen jǐn zài 202 nián jiù chǔjuéle 12,000 gè.
England even today has 1/20th the population of China, that number is still accurate in 2002. Let alone the UK in the 18th century lol. Like comparing crime rates in NYC to a small rural town.
so England still hanged a larger % of their population, 12000 in China is like a blip. 200 capital crimes is no joke, England was trying to make its culture extinct.
I live in the south eastern part of Pennsylvania. So I definitely remember hearing about Billy's execution back in 1996. I was 16 at the time. But it was one of the big news stories in my local news back then. I live just 1 hour and 35 minutes away from where he was executed.
Oh.. if I was you and found out about someone executed, I would faint
England: *perfected hanging*
Vlad III: Hold my stake!
Vlad was badass no doubt about it, one Nobel complained about the smell,so Vlad impaled him on a longer stake"so he could be above the smell" brutal
@@leemichael2154 and he cut of he's nose first
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Hanging is hardly one of "the worst punishments in the history of mankind". It's actually one of the least awful execution methods, unless it's combined with drawing and quartering. Compared to crucifixion, impaling, beheading, the breaking wheel, burning at the stake, or being stomped on by an elephant, it's downright mild, roughly on par with execution by firing squad. That said, it's still an execution method, so it would still be a terrifying, painful experience that ended one's life...
Living in Singapore where hanging is our only form of capital punishment, i was really confused by why it was seen as a horrible punishment
Peter Allen and Gwynne Evans were actually executed in different locations. Allen was executed in Liverpool and Evans in Manchester.
By the 1960s, use of capital punishment in the United Kingdom had already been declining, and the decision not to reprieve Allen and Evans came as a surprise.
Billie Bailey was hung by a experienced hangman. Once his ankles were chained, the hangman did the rest. The Warden only stood next to the hangman.
My sister-in-law was an Administrative Support Manager for the Delaware Prison system. She was used to contracting out food deliveries, supplying uniforms for the prisoners, etc.
One day, we was called in and told she needed to find and contract a hangman. She said all the one's she interviewed were Canadians, all executed Germans convicted of War Crimes. Once nice old man, even had a complete resume of every hanging he carried out, with references!
I just noticed that the boy from 8:49 who said he wanted to be a hang man was in the classroom at 5:20 when the teacher began to tell them about hanging.
He was the only student smiling
God this channel is so creative.
To be honest, this is just so brutal, it's one thing to get gassed, shot, get 200 volts running in your body on a chair, and to get drugged to death. But getting your neck snapped as the punishment is a whole other level of death. The fact that kids died here, including actual children doesn't help, I understand being frustrated with kids because they broke the law, but most kids don't even read the rules so they would of course do bad things, it's just natural for a kid, they simply haven't developed their sense of empathy or don't understand the gravity of their actions.
I swear I got told whoever created the "better ways of hanging" was my ancestor, and the surname fits too. Scary to think someone in my past family most likely invested that. Mad
He was a great man.... reduced the suffering at the gallows
The three women who had to be hanged in Bergen-Belsen were glad when they heard that the very experienced hangman Albert Pierrepoint was going to execute them.
So there are several views to this. Irma Grese reportedly said to him on the trap door as he put the noose; quickly Please
one of my relatives was a hangman in york in the early 1800s and use to put on a show with wax figures and then keep the persons possessions. was also mentioned in the book "the groans of the gallows" about William calcraft.
"Better ways to hang a person."
That's deep.
Let's use trees....
😠
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2:59 lol imagine being French and hearing this
Clorox Bleach what?
MrHegarty 666 I'm assuming he's talking about the guillotine.
Hes right Jadore voir des tete coupé!
Rosemont Hustler J’adore voir des têtes coupées* :) trust me im french.
How fitting of a comment to come from something that’s inside tide pods
The now retired state executioner in singapore hung 1200 people in 40 years without a single botch.
He would always whisper the words: "don't worry, it'll be over quickly" in their ear as he le them too the gallows.
Wake her up before you go go
Don't leave Sayori hanging like a yoyo
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whu im laughing in this bullcrap
HAHAHAHAHA
I'm laughing
Why I feel so bad
@Sayori Bun
Doki Doki reference
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@@vimos.9996 Yes, it was a joke. "crisps"
@@complimentbot7015 having no problem with hanging them.
6:45 *ketchup*
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"Humans are the best of all creations"
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They should have a sign around or on the Hanging thingy "NO CHILDREN! IF YOU ARE UNCOMFORABLE LOOKING AT BLOOD/GORE PLEASE DON'T WATCH!"
Worst punishment in modern times "watching Lily Singh do comedy"
Watching Amy Schumer steal someone's joke.
Or, having to hear my father-in-law's Dad jokes...😖🤦♂️🙄
Wow this is *breathtaking*
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People die daily and some people are executed either through proper channels or not. I used to think as a kid that being a hangman wouldn’t be a bad job. My favorite lines from the Hateful Eight were from the criminal pretending to be the hangman.
“The man who pulls the lever that breaks your neck will be a dispassionate man, and that dispassion is the very essence of justice. For justice delivered without dispassion is always in danger of not being justice.”
Shut up
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A hangman is just a desensitised person that lost the meaning of death like a slaughter in a slaughterhouse or a common murderer, just because true justice is cold and dispassionate, it doesnt make a cold dispassionate man a just one, this is just edgy shallow stuff.
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Why are humans so creative when it comes to death?!
"The last public hanging in the US happened in 1936" Wow I did not expect it to be this recent
Key word
Public
The last person hanged in Australia was Ronald Ryan around 1964 surely
It’s not even recent. Almost 100 years ago
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I really like this narrator but is the old one ever going to come back?
*If you can't hang then there's the door*
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"no one wanted to see head fall of" people in france be like bruhhhh...
Alice Glaston was from a tiny village near where I live Little Wenlock and she was hanged at Nearby Much Wenlock which is also famous for being the place where the idea for the modern Olympics came from.
3:51 noosepaper
6:52 John is just a different breed
Imagine you’re about to be hanged and after three tries you’re sent back to prison and get out a few years later.
If he didn’t change his life for the better, I don’t know what to say.
Depending on the year. You actually had to pay to stay in prison. You could buy your own bed or share one for a cheeper price. If you had no money youd sleep on the floor.
You also had to pay to leave after your time was served. Most people in prison where debtors around this time so they had no money. When released they'd steal and commit crimes to pay their debts off. Then they're sent back to prison.
Newspapers when somebody burns down barn: i sleep
Newspapers when somebody refuses to shake their master's hand: Now this is an Avengers level threat
Not sure why the story of the guy getting hanged 3 times and finally being released is absolutely hilarious to me
Owensboro Kentucky was the last city to execute a public hanging, which went so wrong that Kentucky actually changed its tune VERY quickly. This man was accused of the R word after a very small trial. A subject of controversy as it was. A mayor in the city in 1936 decided it were to be an event. A carnival style viewing with food, games, etc. After it came time to hang the man, he was instantly graverobbed. Bloodthirsty human beings ripping his clothes off and keeping his belongings. This shocked the state into never doing something like this again.
I thought this was going to be about the practice of being hanged "until nearly dead" after which the person would be drawn and quartered and then finally disemboweled.
Nice Video
Seems us brits didn't hang around when it came to hanging... :P
I am a fan of infographics, and have been for some time now. Thank you so much for your contributions and consistent hard work.
This video however telling people how to hang themselves, weights, lengths heights and the saying how there's no thoughts or feelings left, I'm not sure if that's what you mean to represent, however it could seriously impact your image and fan base.
Once again, thank you, and I look forward to watching more of your videos!
Albert executed a total of 435 in his position as chief executioner for the English crown.
I have a morbid fascination with topics like this
The death penalty: 1.doesn't deter crime
2. Costs more.
3. Doesn't bring the closure to victims families as was expected (according to studies).
4. Is applied to the poor and minorities more often, *_for the same crimes_*
5. Has killed and will keep killing *INNOCENT* people
Death penalty doesn’t cost more than live in prison
Jorrit van der Kooi yes it does, at least in the US. Factor in the costs of appeals and the actual costs of keeping them in prison and you rack up a massive bill which dwarfs the costs of simply giving them a life sentence.
@@eliz_scubavn exactly. Thank you.
@@jorritvanderkooi939 yes it does actually.
Agreed. Thank goodness that the UK dismantled its scaffold and stopped hanging people.
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In the town my dad lives in there is a museum that is actually inside the original prison. There is an area in there that they left the way it was found. They only added notes about criminals who had died in the room. One that caught my eye was an outlaw who would cause gun fights and steal, he got the death penalty of being hung, they put him on top of a chair inside the room and tied a thick rope to the roof and around his neck, also tying his hands behind his back. When he was asked his final words all he said was “adios” and kicked the chair out from under himself.
Wow, another great video. I love all this info, the modern century is truly the best century to be living in--even if I could go back to Medieval times as a king, I would still prefer being poor here in America because I would have more than they did.
Nothing like crucifixion, which was basically like water-boarding with nails driven through your hands and feet until you finally suffocated when you had no more strength to lift yourself.
Wow! It's surprising to hear how recent hangings were still done in the U.S. and in the U.K.
1964 was the last hanging in England! Think about that. The Beatles were at the height of their careers in 1964!
I think the last man hanged in Australia was Ronald Ryan in 1964, too
The French sent the last man to the guillotine when Star Wars was in theaters. 1977.
@@mattmccallum2007 Wow!
1977 in a western country a man got his head cut off legally by the government.
I am in the U.S.A. and we still have capital punishment here.
In the past we did it by hanging, gas chamber, firing squad, the electric chair, and most recently lethal injection.
Sometimes any one of these methods can go wrong and not produce the desired results. When that happens, it's a bad day for the guy on the receiving end.
When we used the firing squad, I am told the squad were each given rifles already loaded. One of them was loaded with a blank and none of them knew who got the one with the blank.
I don't know which ones out of all those methods are still in use today. Each state makes its own laws on it.
In the Belfast Goal or jail, the guards would stay in the cell with the prisoner 24hrs before the execution to prevent suicide. The guards and the prisoner would play cards and talk during the 24hr watch, then suddenly after the 24hrs one of the walls in the room would open and reveal a secret room. The guards would then grab the prisoner and quickly set him up to hang so he didn't have time to react. A sad way to go.
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When it was strangling, many times people would pull their legs to quicken the death.
Come on, your just pulling my leg.
"Worst punishment in the history of mankind"
Scaphism : Oh reaeaeaeallllly?
Libert Manumpak Manurung what is that??
@@smiley8106 it's better if you don't know about Scaphism punishment bro. Once you know about it, you will never see humanity like you did before
@@smiley8106 but, if you still insist, then google it
@Jen farmer you wanna experienced the Scaphism?
I googled it, but it didn’t bother me as much as decapitating with a blunt knife. 🤮🤮🤮
I thought they were going to say Black face is illegal, and punishable by death. I was going to applaud them
Hanging was both simple and complicated. If weight is calculated correctly, and the noose is correctly knotted( behind the ear) the neck breaks. If it's not done correctly, the victim could choke to death.
Imagine scrolling down and seeing my comment
Imagine unironically making this comment and having the TH-cam username Smart Boi with a money symbol avatar
@@hunterflowerson4460 lol
Imagine commenting this person
Couldn't be me
I guess I have a bad imagination.
Here's a bad joke:
The executioneer: hey guys, stop hangin' out in my backyard, just stop walking!
this story seems kinda biased...
I would argue being boiled in oil, or to roasr in the bronze bull is a worse method to execute
I’d choose hanging anyway over being cooked alive in that bull.
HmmMMMMMMMMMMmmmm
Actually in Ireland the last person who was executed by this method was a man named “Micheal manning” in 1954 for murdering a nurse named “Catherine Cooper”
And in Ireland we abolished capital punishment in 1990.
The video was posted 3 secs ago, no views, 1 like, and two comments from 6 and 4 secs ago saying they were first. Makes sense.
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In Sweden the last person to be executed was a man in his late thirties (38 to be exact) He killed a 24 year old cashier at a store in Stockholm and was sentenced to death by beheading using a guillotine his execution was set publically In the middle of Stockholm. His name was Johan Alfred Ander and he was executed on the 23 of November 1910. Also today in Sweden the longest sentence you can get is Sweden's definition of a life sentence which is 20 years. There is a reason for the short duration of a life sentence here and it's because people in swedish prisons are only allowed 60 minutes outside per day. Another thing instead of punishing people Sweden tries to bring people back into society by rehabilitating the criminals and it's so effective that swedish prisons are forced to shutdown due to a lack of prisoners. Prisoners have it pretty nice here they get their own room with a shower, toilet, a desk, a television and a wardrobe as well as the ability to bring a computer. Though Norwegians are way nicer to prisoners by either giving them a small house to live in that is located in a village for prisoners; most Norwegian prisons have studios where prisoners can play guitar and drums, a room with a pool table, a library and a living room with a television and videogames.
India has hanging method at present.
Happened recently
So does the USA
Yep
Infographics show: this is the worst punishment in the history of mankind.
Teacher: infographics show this is the seventh week you have showed the worst punishment in the history of mankind.
“Their heads came off and nobody wanted to see that.”
You behead people, cut them in half, but a botched hanging is too much?
As of the time people started demanding more humane executions. Beheading and drawing and quartering was not longer massively in use. But before that botched hangings, nobody cared if their head came off.
No pain, but an uncomfortable death.
Looks a lot worse than it really is.
Unconscious is seconds, and death in a matter of minutes.
No pain, just pure nothingness.
I was watching to see how painful it would be if I finally chose to do it
@@deepika5863 whats up
Dude this my sharona virus is getting out of control there's no toilet paper or nothing the water is off the shop shelves are empty i got mugged by a group of old women calling them self Maud's Muggers there's people dying in the streets it's crazy out there it's like a regular Tuesday morning in detroit
Roadhouse
Yo shoutout to the Gherkin tower at 3:01
Hanging is available in Singapore. It is only execution method available
Same in India
@@daphnejyothi4795👍👍👍 really good
the eastern european version (where the noose is tied to a straight pole and 2 executioners pull down on your legs while the third breaks your neck) is more cost effective imo
think about it: no calculations, universal pole size, no need to build, no rope that your buddy can shoot, and no mechanical trapdoors that can go wrong
... I'm definitely not like theses humans. So much evil in this 🌎 I need a way out.
Hi! I love your videos! All the animations are great! Keep up the great work!
*15 year old commits severe arson*
Infographics show: "her crime wasnt that bad"
It was kinda bad but not death penalty bad
3:17 did you notice that the guy who is drawn and quartered looks like the challenge guy?
3:41 oh he's also here!
7:59 seriously?!? Why are you so harsh for him???
Me: Sees title
*in my head*
*that’s a mood*
Worst punishments actually known as committing death to others they need to realize these people that use the hanging punishment kids don’t deserve this
Wassup early gang
My example:
After a marching band performance, my marching band friends and I snuck into a cemetery near a funeral home to steal dead people’s belongings. We chopped down trees, opened coffins, and stabbed the bodies to death. Everyone and I played really loud music in the cemetery to see how funny it would be.
By the next morning, everyone got sent to jail for 1 month for what they had done. Their punishment will be sentenced to death by hanging. Everyone will be buried 6 feet under in the same cemetery.
Yoooo what's up my fellow edgy marching band kid? Ever seen "Wicked Games" by Boston Crusaders? I think you'll love it
@@orwellianwiress wait, how did you know that I do marching band?
To answer your question, I have not seen the wicked games show and I am not sure if it will be my type.
Because you mentioned marching band in your comment, I decided to look at your profile to see if you had any band videos posted or anything
We've gone too far the other way now though. Now it's ridiculously lenient, especially in England. Some crimes should still get these sorts of punishments.
"Hey! How's it hanging?" Ok. I just had to do that.
Am I the only one super interested in these punishments?😂😅😊
I feel like you’d be one of the people to show up to these executions...
Isaiah Cantu yes.....
No
@Cmdr. McNuggets My ex husband was also very interested in ... he hanged himself six years ago
@@sigridbohne Sorry
Kids: steal watch, take some fish, blacken their face
People: Death.
Kids: wh-
People: death.
Humans are truly wonderful creatures.
I love the jokes they put into the little thought bubbles. 😂