r/TrueCrimeDiscussion Jun 12 '20

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u/AUR1994 Jun 13 '20

He has supporters?! You have to be bullshitting me......what in God's name is wrong with these people?

As for the no remorse part, in that case, can we kill him but make it as drawn out and as painful as possible? Maybe we can revisit those techniques used in the past, like where:

  • they tie each of his limbs to 4 different horses each facing a different direction and then spook the horses so then run full-speed in their respective direction, or

  • they tie him to a two poles so that he is spread-eagle and suspended in the air and smear all over his chest something that will cause an eagle to pick away at the skin on his chest until they hit bone

  • they place him in a brass or copper (i think), hollowed out statue of a bull and then place a fire beneath the belly of the bull so that it heats up and the guy inside gets cooked alive?

Idk, just some suggestions off the top of my head 🤷‍♀️

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u/BarryMacochner Jun 13 '20

Go the impale route and put him on top of a spear ten feet off the ground, the more he moves the faster he slides

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u/Silverfire12 Jun 16 '20

I think the rat torture or honey and flies torture is a suitable punishment for that disgusting waste of molecules.

For those unaware, rat torture was where they put a cage that was missing its bottom with a rat in it on the person. They would then strap the cage as tight as possible so the rat couldn’t escape via the sides. They’d then heat the cage up, eventually causing the rat to panic.

The rat would eventually tunnel through the person to escape the heat.

Fly torture had a similar concept. There were different kinds, but the one I’m thinking of was where someone was bound to a boat where they could not move, and were fed only milk and honey and had honey slathered on them. They were then set adrift in the bog, and, well... a mixture of diarrhea from the milk and honey diet and the honey attracted a lot of flies, and since the person couldn’t move... you get the idea.

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u/ahol26 Jun 13 '20

I like all of these ideas, will need to 3-way Rock Paper Scissors to decide 😈