He drank this for multiple days before they switched it to turpentine, and then straight up rat poison.
Yet the next day, here comes mike strolling into the bar asking for a drink.
Mike was moved by authorities to a hospital where his broken bones were treated to.
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He died after nearly an hour of being suffocated.
Quail_eggs_29
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Gerards torture was also very brutal.
On the first night of his imprisonment Gerard was hung on a pole and lashed with a whip.
The goat however refused to touch the body of the sentenced.
In this state he was put before a fire.
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When the shoes warmed up, they contracted, crushing the feet inside them to stumps.
When the shoes were removed, his half-broiled skin was torn off.
After his feet were damaged, his armpits were branded.
After that he was dressed in a shirt soaked in alcohol.
Gerard is said to have remained calm during his torture.
On 14 July 1584, Gerard was executed.
Ua_Tsaug
3. lazlounderhill
4. nerfpirate
5. emthejedichic
6.
King Agis III Of Sparta
He fought a battle against Macadon and was fatally wounded.
He demanded that his men put him down so that he could personally buy them time to retreat.
vandunks
7.
It took two days, and the only thing he said the whole time was more weight.
Slut4Tea
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And for those concerned, the driver of the tanker escaped with only minor injuries.
AdolfHipstler
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She had to see her husband and her little daughter being executed heinously.
She looked at the elephants eye, made them hesitate and then turned back.
The enemies had to burn the elephants tails so that they became angry and killed their trainer.
duytandao
10.
GotToBeKD
11.
Klaas Stoertebecker
He was a German pirate.
Legend says he ran by 11 of them before the hangman tripped him.
The mayor beheaded all 72 sailors anyway, cause he was a dick.
blurio
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Frank Devereaux
Frank Devereaux in 1883.
Its assumed they fought to the death with their bear hands.
cheetah611
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Saint Laurence Of Rome
Was executed by roasting on a giant grill.
Allegedly, his last words were: Turn me over!
Im done on this side.
‘Tennents_N_Grouse
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Vladtheman2
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Maximilian Kolbe
Maximilian Kolbe, a Catholic priest sent to Auschwitz for sheltering escaping Jews.
When he and three others were still alive after two weeks, he was injected with cabolic acid.
When it came to his turn, he gave his arm over without a struggle.
HollyDunmer
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Ben Cochrane
Ben Cochrane was working as a trapper in Manitoba in 1922.
He was alone by a river when he saw the wolves approach.
They were massive timber wolves, coming from all sides.
He had no hope of escape.
The only chance Cochrane had was his rifle and the few bullets he carried with him.
He fired at the wolves, but doing so failed to scare them away.
So he fired again and again, killing seven of them before his last bullet was spent.
Cochrane didnt stop there.
He managed to kill four before hed smashed his weapon into bits against their skulls.
At last, the wolves overpowered him.
Majestic_Dildocorn
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Ben Salomon
Ben Salomon, a United States Army dentist who was killed on Saipan in 1944.
Strix780
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Barack-YoMama
19.
Dominick Sonny Black Napolitano
He was the mobster that became close with undercover FBI informant Joe Pistone.
When he got that phone call to attend a meeting he knew it was a setup for his murder.
Sonny gave his keys to a friend and said his goodbyes.
Sonny showed up to the meeting and was ordered at gunpoint to enter the basement.
He got on his knees and the first shot didnt kill him.
He then said make the next one count.
And to think these are men considered to be part of the most ruthless criminal organization in American History.
These guys created a lot of the disgusting torture methods used today.
ThaloGreen
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The tank, along with Panikakha, exploded almost immediately.
The Germans reportedly retreated after this in fear of more suicidal Russians.
play_Tagpro_its_fun
21. died during the Terra Nova mission in the Antarctic in 1912.
GalegoBaiano
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Vincent Coleman
Vincent Coleman, a train dispatcher in Canada during to Halifax train disaster in 1917.
A munitions ship near Halifax collided with another ship, caught fire, and drifted to shore.
Coleman died along with 2000 others in the explosion.
Here was the message he sent: Hold up the train.
Ammunition ship afire in harbor making for Pier 6 and will explode.
Guess this will be my last message.
