Is this the worst way to die? I think it just might be

[BlackMajik]

Who the fukk thinks to do some shyt like this?

A lot of criminials and deviants (and hell just plain old regular people) better thank God that they were born in modern times

 

[MikelArteta]

Should bring back ish like this for child molesters

 

[YaThreadFloppedB!]

@YaThreadFloppedB! I read more about this and apparently he confessed to being a crazy ass serial killer

that’s some wild shyt.

if i’m getting tortured though, I’d prolly confess to whatever them nikkas say I did.

 

[chuckifubuck]

Dan Carlin on one og his podcast episodes about a weird cult around the time of the protestant reformation went into excruciating detail about how some dudes were executed

shyt was to the extreme

 

[010101]

god¿*

 

[BlackMajik]

that’s some wild shyt.

if i’m getting tortured though, I’d prolly confess to whatever them nikkas say I did.

Good point

 

[BlackMajik]

Dan Carlin on one og his podcast episodes about a weird cult around the time of the protestant reformation went into excruciating detail about how some dudes were executed

shyt was to the extreme

 

[BlackMajik]

The Pear of Anguish

The pear of anguish,' also known as choke pear or mouth pear, was a medieval instrument of torture. The machine consisted of a metal body (usually pear-shaped) divided into spoon-like segments that could be spread apart by turning a screw. The pear was variously applied to the mouth, rectum, or vagina, being inserted into the orifice and then slowly expanded to mutilate and destroy, typically causing fatal internal bleeding

Spoiler

 

[Mike809]

Scaphism, also known as the boats, or mistakenly as cyphonism,[1] is an alleged ancient Persian method of execution. The word comes from the Greek σκάφη, skáphe, meaning "anything scooped (or hollowed) out". It entailed trapping the victim between two boats, feeding and covering them with milk and honey, and allowing them to fester and be devoured by insects and other vermin over time.

 

[invalid]

Nah...this has to be by far the worst way to die.

 

[JackRoss]

 

[JackRoss]

Nah...this has to be by far the worst way to die.

Why did he do that?

 

[BlackMajik]

Nah...this has to be by far the worst way to die.

I remember seeing this shyt

 

[Umoja]

This execution was kinda similar

The execution of Peter Stumpp

The execution of Stumpp, on October 31, 1589, and of his daughter and mistress, is one of the most brutal on record: he was put to a wheel, where "flesh was torn from his body", in ten places, with red-hot pincers, followed by his arms and legs. Then his limbs were broken with the blunt side of an axehead to prevent him from returning from the grave, before he was beheaded and his body burned on a pyre.[citation needed] His daughter and mistress had already been flayed and strangled and were burned along with Stumpp's body. As a warning against similar behavior, local authorities erected a pole with the torture wheel and the figure of a wolf on it, and at the very top they placed Peter Stumpp's severed head

Did they kill him in such a brutal fashion they were worried about him returning from the grave so broke his limbs as a precaution.

 

[Living Bait]

Nah...this has to be by far the worst way to die.

you've got to be joking....

it actually sounds like one of the nicer ways to die if you ask me.....

Nitrogen Narcosis - effects mimic alcohol, light headedness, euphoria, tendency to laugh, short attention span.....

he died doing something he loved, laughing and probably not even really aware that he was dying.....

compare that to some of the other examples in this thread......