You want a perfect scenario, imagine you're caught by a county sheriff (elected politician), prosecuted by a state's attorney (elected politician), and judged by a county/circuit Judge (elected politician) and think that you're going to get a fair trial.
Add Red State vs Blue State into the mix and half the country is screwed by the other half. If you are color A in color B state with color A judge, take the bench trial. If you are color A in color A state with color B judge, take the jury trial. If you are color A in color B state with color B judge, um, good luck with that.
I used to be rather against the death penalty until a man ALMOST murdered my daughter. Fortunately, she's alive, but I now know I could have pulled the switch on him myself if he had killed her.
@@morgang5666 I'm not for it at all. I would rather see them live out their days in misery, kept isolated in a bare cell with little human contact, and with nothing to entertain them but books. Give them a lifetime to reflect on what they've done.
yes, of course you would of, i would to, that is why we don't let close relatives of the victims decide the guilty persons fate.. and death is too easy better they suffer for decades in horrible conditions and then if there has been a mistake that comes out at least they can be released
My parents never knew their fathers, I didn’t have a grandfather. I worked at a law firm at the time. My son, if you found out your grandfather was on death row what would you do. Probably the same thing hoping for better results upon reviewing the case.
A gas chamber executioner from Missouri was described to instruct the condemned that if they desired to take the last breath, then they should wait until they heard the audible "thump" of the canister being opened before exposure. Despite the hopelessness, they all tried to hold their breath.
No, few people really ever tried holding their breath, most followed the advice given to them to breathe in deep when the gas hit their face to get it over with as soon as possible. The problem in most cases wasn't that they were holding their breath, it was that the gas was strangling them. Some went down easy and lost consciousness fairly quickly but most would writhe in pain for 1-3 minutes before unconsciousness finally set in; it really was quite random the effect the gas had on people. In those cases where the person died hard, the newspapers tended to claim the person was holding their breath as an easy excuse to explain what went wrong, presumably to avoid embarrassing prison authorities. It wasn't until the 90s did the gas chamber finally be covered honestly. All it took was 4 executions for the ugly truth to be revealed, 2 in California, 1 in Arizona and 1 in North Carolina between 1992-94. The public uproar it caused led to states legislating the gas chamber out of existence except for those who foolishly choose to die that way.
@@lgmx-peacekeeper3204 The problem is gas concentration and wrong design. You can't expect a slowly rising concentration of any poisnous gas to kill fast - look up toxic exponent and how gasses kill. OTOH if the gas was already a gas and injected in at once, the man would go unconscious within 20 seconds.
Persia Watson He sure is, but I hate when one of my favorite actor's get killed off in a movie...I always end up rooting for them even if they are playing a bad guy.
I believe in the capital punishment for certain crimes, but my concern now is “what if the person is innocent, what if a person does not get a fair trial which can easily happen in this corrupt world we now live in?”
Agreed. I think before DNA, it may have been possible that some may have been innocent. But now a day's, that may be a little hard to do. I believe we need to usher those out of this world by the same means they used against the victims.
It’s rare but sadly it does happen where an innocent person is proven innocent years after their execution. Personally I think they should be absolutely sure the person committed the crime before signing that death warrant. With todays science, we might be able to save people before the execution takes place.
@@kaylajohns5301 What's NOT rare is people being put in death row and then exonerated before execution. The standard shouldn't be whether or not innocents are being executed. It should be whether innocents are being convicted in the first place.
I see now. Like it was described earlier, the distance between the death house to the execution chamber is just a few steps away, the longest walk a condemned prisoner may undergo during the last minutes of existence before going to the world beyond the seas.
That’s cyanide gas asphyxiation, not the painless, peaceful, and humane death resulting from inert gas (helium, nitrogen, etc) asphyxiation. Not all gas has same effect. Nerve agents, particularly, are incredibly torturous - by design.
It is estimated that ten percent of those on death row are completely innocent. Rather recently, Texas executed a man whose guilt was highly questionable and was ultimately proven innocent. Reason enough to be against the death penalty.
why not just save it for the serial killers and the rapists and the drug lords? Sometimes rehabilitation is never going to happen because some of them are proud of their criminal history. They know they're not going to be released then it becomes a matter of stopping them from victimizing someone else if they ever escape or if they get access to the Internet
@@tractorfeed7602 naw, drug lords are just a byproduct of our system, let's execute bankers and politicians we can include rapists and child molesters if you want
@Dakota Matos death penalty is wrong no matter what, keep it for treason and that's all it should be for also if you're so obsessed with the death penalty use it on people that are afraid to die, like corrupt politicians or crooked bankers not fucking murderers lol
@@samuelaceves7521 drug lords are a byproduct of our system? They're just more people who exploit other people. How come you don't categorize them in the same boat with corrupt politicians and crooked bankers? Just because you're born in a poor family or grow up around the drug trade, doesn't mean you have to go into the family business
Should play Iron Maiden's song : Hallowed Be Thy Name " When the priest comes to read me the last rites. I take a look at the bars for the last sight. Of a world that has gone very wrong for me"
Even though it's only a movie, I wonder how the actors feel walking in the gas chamber, the electric chair room or to the bed for lethal injection, knowing how other's like the one they may be portraying have done in real life.
@@MontgomeryMall hi at the penitentiary in Jefferson City? I live in Missouri but I haven’t made it there yet, hopefully I’ll be able to go this summer, This dang pandemic has stopped me for the last two years .
@@theresareynolds3133 Yes best to get there as soon as possible. The Missouri State Penitentiary site in Jefferson City is soon going to be redeveloped and the penitentiary footprint significantly reduced. The gas chamber will be relocated as well.
This scene actually isn’t sad. It’s actually bittersweet in my opinion. Sam Cayhall actually gets executed for a crime he technically didn’t commit. He may have been involved in blowing up the building but he didn’t create the bomb or set it off, nor was it his intention to kill the kids. Even though thanks to his grandson Adam, his brother and partner in crime Rallo Wedge is unmasked as the man responsible for killing the children, in the eyes of the law Sam was still involved, and ends up facing death via the gas chamber.
That makes no sense because the death penalty is for first degree murder. This was-at best-voluntary manslaughter, which isn’t severe enough to warrant a life sentence in some cases, let alone the capital punishment. May Allah (S.W.T.) guide you and bestow upon you His Blessings; Ameen.
@@NazmusLabs No, it falls under the felony murder statue: If an offender kills (regardless of intent to kill) in the commission of a dangerous or enumerated crime, the offender, and also the offender's accomplices or co-conspirators, may be found guilty of murder.
Last month, a man in Lake County, Illinois, shot and killed a 14-year-old boy. The boy, who was Black, was one of six teenagers accused of trying to steal a car out of the man’s driveway late one night. The man, a white 75-year-old, said he fired shots out of fear. He was not arrested or charged in the boy’s death. Instead, the Lake County state’s attorney charged all five surviving teenagers with first-degree murder. And his request that they be held on $1 million bail was granted. Imagine being charge for a murder you didn’t commit 😂
Think of the terror of being "hanged, drawned, and quartered?" The executioners at that time had to perform the actual hanging, but not enough to kill him, the castration, disembowelment while still alive, and end of the agony by beheading the victim. The rest of the limbs are then dismembered, and the head attached to the end of a pike. I can't think of a more barbaric execution.
Among my fave films of his is. I Never Sang for my Father. Hackman at 91 is enjoying retirement, rides a bike and living the good life. Remarkable actor.
suzycreamcheesez George stingey junior he was executed for the murder of two teenage girls but then was exonerated(found innocent) 70 years later. He was 14 when he was executed
I support the death penalty but only when it's the result of a confession and guilt has been established that is irrefutable...one innocent man dieing is absolutely unacceptable. That being said we shouldn't forget the horrible deaths that murders dole out and be squeamish about giving out the appropriate punishment when called for.
So you support coerced confessions by ambitious law enforcement and pseudoscience touted as "irrefutable" in government-sanctioned murder? "But only" when it meats your easily corruptible benchmarks so your sense of vengeance can be excused as justice, right?
@@londonwerewolves poor little snowflake... No I do not support coerced confessions but I do believe that when there's proof beyond doubt the ultimate penalty IS called for. Besides... When you throw away a person for 20...25 years and then let them out what the hell are they going to do? At that point they are institutionalized and most likely never be able to adjust to life on the outside. But beyond all that when someone's been found guilty beyond a shadow of a doubt then...yeah...if the death penalty is called for it should be given. Karla Holmoka... Paul Bernardo... Clifford Olsen... Vincent Lee(the guy who cut off the kids head on the Greyhound)...and I could go on and on. Just because you are too squeamish to do what needs do...don't try to shame the ones who will do what needs do our supports it.
Probably to keep the body from thrashing around. The body reacts quite violently when it's being attacked by chemical agents. Involuntary muscle spasms, motor control goes haywire.
Imagine if it was you who had to strap that person in and throw the switch. Can your feelings of revence match the terror of having to end a person's life? Can you evere get rid of the doubt that maybe they where innocent? Are you really as cruel as the guy you're killing?
@@vinny142 with dna evidence the chances of executing innocent people are reduced exponentially. Working in corrections for 15 yrs has shown me that people are mean, cold, and calculating. No, I can guarantee you there are plenty of those who would volunteer to throw the switch, squeeze the syringe, drop the trap door, or pull the trigger. And they would have zero remorse, probably go play four games of handball. Now that might sound cold and cruel to a person like you but considering the expense of keeping them in prison, the free medical, dental, optometry, legal, recreational, and educational benefits, you might see the burden on law abiding taxpayers but if not then consider this. That murderer will probably kill another offender while incarcerated. If that offender, forbid, would somehow escape or be paroled, he would probably kill again especially if he can't/won't work. Think about the victim's survivors, what they endure with the loss of their loved ones. Funny how that receives the least amount of attention. No, I can guarantee you there are many people who would execute without any problem of remorse.
About cyanide - I had moderate inhalation cyanide poisoning that made me feel groggy & lightheaded, lips & fingernails turned blue - but it was not painful. Concentration was obviously low; it didn't make it terribly hard to breath . We got outside as soon as one of us noticed the color change, and a doctor later said it would have made us fall asleep before we felt like we were suffocating... and THEN we'd have never awakened. Cause: tomcat had been spraying the space heater all summer, autumn came, we got cold and turned the heater on - I don't know the exact chemistry. We just thought the stink would burn off.
What an absolutely horrendous and cruel way to die. It's like strangling without a rope. And Gene Hackman is such a master actor, his body language and facial expressions make us feel the sheer terror that his character is experiencing as the guards slam and seal the heavy door, the valves open, the old mechanical equipment goes clunk, and the poison gas starts hissing and rising around him.
look at the chamber equipment and procedures used to kill one man....now why am i skeptical regarding 100s/1000s of people being alleged killed at the same time in a brick room with a wooden door by a man tipping the pellets onto a cold floor from a ladder on the roof
I am a survivor of a violent crime. The intruder tried to kill my whole family. I almost died; I was 7. My Mom did die. Despite living with horrible complex ptsd , being ,without my Mom, I cannot condone the death penalty except in rare cases. Too many innocent people die and the punishment is mostly inhumane as well. I can’t tell others how to grieve or what kind of punishment they should request; I jam acutely aware after 40 plus years the price is often paid by the innocent. I can’t abide the archaic punishments doled out by a broken system.
If you don't mind my asking, what would those rare cases consist of? Special circumstances are required for death penalty cases. The problem with life sentences is as long as they're breathing, there's a chance they could walk among us again. The U.S. was the first & only country to find more humane & quick methods & on average it takes more than 15 years to execute a prisoner, longer than other countries, if it happens at all. Some countries execute citizens for ordinary crimes. I do think there needs to be some changes but I also know that this issue is being used as propaganda for several organizations & nothing will ever change until we all get on the same page with the real facts for the right reasons. No human system is perfect but I definitely prefer ours where I know I won't be buried to my shoulders & stoned for refusing to marry my rapist.
If I was a juror on a capital crime trial, I could not vote for his death because it is proven over the years that some innocent people died for crimes they did not commit. Is that when we become murderers?
When Britain had capital punishment, the nation's last hangman Albert Pierrepoint had a record of 7 seconds from the moment someone stepped in the room to the time of death.
You correct about his record being swift. However Pierrepoint was not U.K. final hangman. He retired, or was retired in the 50’s and they had capital punishment until the 70’s. Harry Allen May have been the last, but not positive. No doubt Peirrepoint perfected the technique and was the best known hangman, but not the last.
I find that horrific. There is no dignity in being rushed through a door onto the gallows. I would prefer to walk under my own steam and be asked and able to say my final words.
@@Gunners_Mate_Guns I know the difference between the two types of hanging - strangulation v breaking the neck. The point I was making is that Pierrepoint would enter the cell, rush the condemned out into the cell with the gallows, pinion them and pull the the lever. He did it in 7 seconds for one poor bastard. Frankly I find that horrific. To me there is more dignity in allowing the condemned to walk unaided, allow themselves to compose themselves.allow them to said a few words or to pray if they wished, before the hood was placed over their head and the lever pulled.
@@brontewcat Not blaming you, but someone deleted my reply. I didn't use any naughty words, except "Notsi," but it wouldn't surprise me if the censorious shitheads of YT had their robot automatically delete it.
Very accurate. This was filmed at Mississippi State Prison in Parchman, Ms. This is the actual gas chamber. It's still there, however a lethal injection room was built right next to it.
CLIP TAKEN FROM THE MOVIE... "The Chamber" is a 1996 crime thriller film based on John Grisham's novel of the same name. The film was directed by James Foley and stars Gene Hackman and Chris O'Donnell. (Wikipedia)
Imagine the sheer horror and terror of the victims, they did nothing wrong, and one person decided to play judge jury, torturer and executioner to satisfy their lust for murder. Yet when caught screem unfair trial, beg for stays, etc etc..
That's a thoughtful comment. However, people have been ''charged'' with committing things like this, that doesn't mean that they did something wrong. Infact, there have been some people sentenced to death row that haven't done anything wrong. Don't you also feel pity for those who were wrongly judged?
No one truly innocent has been executed. That is impossible. You can try but nobody is going to believe it. And mistakes do happen and people are hurt. But you can't get rid of something useful because mistakes are made. You Thems have ulterior motives.
@larsliamvilhelmit’s likely happened, including some executions in recent history. I’m not saying it’s common. But statistically speaking, it’s hard to come to any other conclusion.
Too many people have been jailed and killed who were later found innocent to justify execution. If even one innocent person is executed by mistake that is one too many. I just don't think that something as fallible as the state should have the power of life and death.
Not in the eyes of the western civilizations. People here seem to enjoy executions that go painfully wrong. That feeling of satisfaction highlights their compassionate christian upbringing.
Our whole lives we are taught that just because someone does something to you, doesn’t mean you do it back to them. There isn’t a justifiable murder. Death penalty is often paired with anger and emotion, understandably. Be it a murder in a fit of rage or death sentence , it’s all the same. It just depends on who’s doing the killing that makes it “legal” or “justifiable.”
why not just save it for the serial killers and the rapists and the ones who are proud of their criminal records? Because sometimes rehabilitation is never going to happen and then it's not a matter of anger and emotion but a matter of stopping them from victimizing someone else if they ever escape or get released
You know something, bud? When there is a food shortage or just a general period of financial desperation, peacenik fools like you are the first targets for a raiding party looking for food and valuables to loot.
Looking at movies like these makes me pissed in my pants and shiver to my skin falls off and it makes me be even more grateful that my grandmother and my mama whoop my butt when I did something wrong so they make sure I did not go down the wrong path
Ah dude hugged his lawyer bye.. The warden read the death warrant. I took some spanish in highschool and common sense wherever I go. Good clip I figured out what was going on without english. This was the execution of Gene Hackman's stunt Double by gas chamber, which he was sentenced for filming the terrible movie "Lucky Lady" in 1975.
No, because of the number of people found to be wrongfully sentenced to death. There is a reason that we have an appeals process in this country, an it's to root out the wrongfully convicted and those who were sentenced inappropriately. Of the people initially sentenced to death, about half end up getting some form of commutation to Life imprisonmen due to issues found in their cases. Some are found to have been innocent of the crime altogether on new evidence and get out of prison entirely. Your 'philosophy' on the subject would result in many people being wrongfully executed.
@Jules Winnfield So just screw the innocent ones and kill them along with the guilty just for kicks? Sounds like the wartime atrocities: murder everyone in the village because one person shot at your people. Not only a ludicrous view, but horrific.
Where is it written that a pain free execution is the right of every condemed man? The constitutional exclusion is "cruel and unusual." Let me tell you, every execution method involves pain and heartache. If you can't stand this, don't get into situations where the State will end your life. The US has a troubled capital punishment system. We allow killing but also allow interminable delays. Meaning, a death row inmate can be alive for decades before all the BS lawyering ends.
titaniumsandwedge. Thankfully you're not calling the shots. The bullshit lawyering has spared a lot of wrongly accused. Better stick to the fairway Buddy.
There's a video where a innocent man was executed by the gas chamber. Later on the warden trys to apologize to the mother of the dead man . She screams at him and slapped his face. It was a CZcams video that I wish I could find again. There are innocent people put to death and society needs to accept that our law system can murder in the name of justice
Of all the comments on here sympathizing with the inmate, why do I see none sympathizing with the victims of his crimes. Most of them died a far worse death than any of the methods of execution used in the United States. "Who sheds the blood of man, by man shall his blood be shed."
SFC Retired The most psychopathuc and none empathetic quote I have ever heard. They are people too. Nobody deserves death... Nobody except a few, a few... The worst, that is. Hitler? Hang him. Stalin? Hang him. But murderers... no.
So, you would free them to kill and rape again. I have no sympathy for those who commit these crimes. My sympathy is all for the victims and their families. All of which makes you far more of a monster than I.
Forgive, by all means. But that does not mean that crimes, especially the more heinous crimes, should go unpunished. "Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's and unto G*d the things that are G*d's." Mark 12:17. The state (Caesar) had the duty to protect the citizenry by removing, permanently if necessary, those who have shown by their actions that they are a threat to the public and are no respecters of either G*d's or man's law.
@Never Alone And yet you promote murdering babies ? Hitler loved the idea of murdering babies and children ! in his mind it gets rid of the other races ! Watch a Nazi take a baby by its feet and slam it against a brick wall in front of its mother or shoot a child in back of the neck and watch its little limp body fall into a ravine crippled but not dead but dies slowly as dirt is pilled on top it and others ! Watch as Nazis toss a baby into the air to see who can shoot it best ! God ? Where ?
Let’s pray and ask god for forgiveness for all “ Dear God we pray to you asking for forgiveness for it is what everyone needs, to you we pray, Amen 🙏🏻”
There are some crime's that deserve the death penalty, no doubt about that. The problem that I have is, are we always executing the correct criminal, some times, due to faulty witness testimony, or whatever, the wrong person is arrested and convicted. So, if it's 10%, or if it's only 1%, I think it's enough to oppose the death penalty.
There's an even better reason (one that has been proven to be true btw): some jurors will not bring themselves to issue a guilty verdict when they know the death penalty is on the table, even if they believe the defendant to be guilty - they then get the subconscious feeling, like they're pushing the button that will kill the person, so they just can't do it. There are well documented cases of people who went free, even though the majority of the jury believed them to be the guilty perpetrators.
That's almost as bad as getting on an elevator with someone who had too many bean burritos at noon - it's a forty-story plummet into the very bowels of hell.
"And some people says that the gas chamber is a painless, humane and clean way to die?" - I've never, ever heard anyone claim that. That is the exact definition of a "straw man" argument: arguing against a claim that has never been made.
Yes they do this to stun pigs in a gas chamber and they also call it humane !!! That's one of the reasons I am a vegan!!! We don't have to torture no one and try to make a better world for us all
Gene Hackman was great enough to make you hate him and feel sorry for him at the same time
He was pretty hate-able in "The Unforgiven"
Imaging going through that when you're innocent and knowing that the guilty party is somewhere gloating about it.
Donald Trump next 🤣🤣🤣
@@ironmen2581 After Hillary Clinton and Joe " Feeling up another child " Biden !!
@@ironmen2581 So sorry you suffer from extreme TDS.
@@reggveg But when I saw your eyes ... I forgot everything ❤
And that would of happened
You want a perfect scenario, imagine you're caught by a county sheriff (elected politician), prosecuted by a state's attorney (elected politician), and judged by a county/circuit Judge (elected politician) and think that you're going to get a fair trial.
You get nothing but trouble (1989) lol
Wow
Hell no!
Add Red State vs Blue State into the mix and half the country is screwed by the other half.
If you are color A in color B state with color A judge, take the bench trial.
If you are color A in color A state with color B judge, take the jury trial.
If you are color A in color B state with color B judge, um, good luck with that.
@@vibeofthee80s_at least ya got to see Digital Underground play.....and eat off a hotdog train
I used to be rather against the death penalty until a man ALMOST murdered my daughter. Fortunately, she's alive, but I now know I could have pulled the switch on him myself if he had killed her.
I'm all for it as long as there is not a shadow of a doubt that they deserve it. That should be the law.
@@morgang5666 I'm not for it at all. I would rather see them live out their days in misery, kept isolated in a bare cell with little human contact, and with nothing to entertain them but books. Give them a lifetime to reflect on what they've done.
yes, of course you would of, i would to, that is why we don't let close relatives of the victims decide the guilty persons fate.. and death is too easy better they suffer for decades in horrible conditions and then if there has been a mistake that comes out at least they can be released
Respect to you your daughter and you and family.
That loser would have never seen a court room let alone a cell...
@@wynwilliams6977 suffer?
3 hots a cot, tv internet,
Gym, a roof over your head plus coms, and visits ect... suffer???
Imagine knowing you didn't commit the crime and going through something like this.
I am
so what was the movie? must have missed it
He did not commit the crime for what he was executed. But another one.
I'd be fighting every fucker,they would have to shoot me,how dare they try to kill me if I was innocent
@@John-es7zn they would just taser u mate straight away -_-
After watching a movie where someone dies, I just search up the actors and I feel better. 😂
Me too.
Same
@arrowgu4 ΔΔΔ ΔΔΔ You first Goofy.
Damn 😅
Movie name
My parents never knew their fathers, I didn’t have a grandfather. I worked at a law firm at the time. My son, if you found out your grandfather was on death row what would you do. Probably the same thing hoping for better results upon reviewing the case.
A gas chamber executioner from Missouri was described to instruct the condemned that if they desired to take the last breath, then they should wait until they heard the audible "thump" of the canister being opened before exposure. Despite the hopelessness, they all tried to hold their breath.
Condemned were instructed to take long, deep breaths after hearing the mixing of the substances, in order to speed up the execution.
it is just and great that the murderers suffer
@@RubyBandUSA Agreed!
No, few people really ever tried holding their breath, most followed the advice given to them to breathe in deep when the gas hit their face to get it over with as soon as possible. The problem in most cases wasn't that they were holding their breath, it was that the gas was strangling them. Some went down easy and lost consciousness fairly quickly but most would writhe in pain for 1-3 minutes before unconsciousness finally set in; it really was quite random the effect the gas had on people. In those cases where the person died hard, the newspapers tended to claim the person was holding their breath as an easy excuse to explain what went wrong, presumably to avoid embarrassing prison authorities. It wasn't until the 90s did the gas chamber finally be covered honestly. All it took was 4 executions for the ugly truth to be revealed, 2 in California, 1 in Arizona and 1 in North Carolina between 1992-94. The public uproar it caused led to states legislating the gas chamber out of existence except for those who foolishly choose to die that way.
@@lgmx-peacekeeper3204 The problem is gas concentration and wrong design. You can't expect a slowly rising concentration of any poisnous gas to kill fast - look up toxic exponent and how gasses kill. OTOH if the gas was already a gas and injected in at once, the man would go unconscious within 20 seconds.
I love Gene Hackman, he''s a great actor.
Persia Watson He sure is, but I hate when one of my favorite actor's get killed off in a movie...I always end up rooting for them even if they are playing a bad guy.
Even in Spanish.
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I love how they call him Hack Man in South Park 😂 He is a legend fr
Yes that was Gene Hackman..... but did ya notice who played the guard that walked into the cell......
That was Bo Jackson
I believe in the capital punishment for certain crimes, but my concern now is “what if the person is innocent, what if a person does not get a fair trial which can easily happen in this corrupt world we now live in?”
Agreed. I think before DNA, it may have been possible that some may have been innocent. But now a day's, that may be a little hard to do. I believe we need to usher those out of this world by the same means they used against the victims.
Like Chase Merritt
It’s rare but sadly it does happen where an innocent person is proven innocent years after their execution. Personally I think they should be absolutely sure the person committed the crime before signing that death warrant. With todays science, we might be able to save people before the execution takes place.
@@kaylajohns5301 What's NOT rare is people being put in death row and then exonerated before execution. The standard shouldn't be whether or not innocents are being executed. It should be whether innocents are being convicted in the first place.
Innocent people die most of them. But, if there is not 100% proof of guilt, then no death penalty for anyone
I always loved this movie because it's so brutal at every level. Completely underrated. Top acting.
@Moggy Doggy totally. Brutal too
What is this movie called?
@@vibeofthee80s_ The Chamber
@@Intio thank you 👍
@@vibeofthee80s_ Anytime bro 👍🏻
I see now. Like it was described earlier, the distance between the death house to the execution chamber is just a few steps away, the longest walk a condemned prisoner may undergo during the last minutes of existence before going to the world beyond the seas.
i was always have this scene embedded in my brain when I first seen it. Gene hackman is an awesome actor
I don't think that's Gene Hackman
I'm mistaken. It is.
It’s Gene Hackman!
Peur.
When you SAW it, not seen it, Christ learn proper English
The look of utter terror on Sam's face, as he enters the gas chamber says it all. Brilliantly acted by Gene Hackman.
Exactly my words
😳😯😳😯😳😯. . . 😥😥😢😥
One of the best actors ever. Gene Hackman.
Amazing actor .
That’s cyanide gas asphyxiation, not the painless, peaceful, and humane death resulting from inert gas (helium, nitrogen, etc) asphyxiation. Not all gas has same effect. Nerve agents, particularly, are incredibly torturous - by design.
Nerve gases are an offshoot of the pesticide industry
who asked
@@radplayztv5069 bro fuck off theyre just talking
@@radplayztv5069
Your mother
Cruel and unusual punishment. Sick World.
You're not fully clean unless you're **ZESTFULLY CLEAN**
Nice one 👍
It is estimated that ten percent of those on death row are completely innocent. Rather recently, Texas executed a man whose guilt was highly questionable and was ultimately proven innocent. Reason enough to be against the death penalty.
Estimated by whom, the ACLU? 🤣
why not just save it for the serial killers and the rapists and the drug lords? Sometimes rehabilitation is never going to happen because some of them are proud of their criminal history. They know they're not going to be released then it becomes a matter of stopping them from victimizing someone else if they ever escape or if they get access to the Internet
@@tractorfeed7602 naw, drug lords are just a byproduct of our system, let's execute bankers and politicians
we can include rapists and child molesters if you want
@Dakota Matos death penalty is wrong no matter what, keep it for treason and that's all it should be for
also if you're so obsessed with the death penalty use it on people that are afraid to die, like corrupt politicians or crooked bankers
not fucking murderers lol
@@samuelaceves7521 drug lords are a byproduct of our system? They're just more people who exploit other people. How come you don't categorize them in the same boat with corrupt politicians and crooked bankers? Just because you're born in a poor family or grow up around the drug trade, doesn't mean you have to go into the family business
Should play Iron Maiden's song : Hallowed Be Thy Name
" When the priest comes to read me the last rites. I take a look at the bars for the last sight. Of a world that has gone very wrong for me"
Even though it's only a movie, I wonder how the actors feel walking in the gas chamber, the electric chair room or to the bed for lethal injection, knowing how other's like the one they may be portraying have done in real life.
I have sat in Missouri's gas chamber. I felt solemn as I did so, aware of the history of prior executions that had really occurred in that very spot.
@@MontgomeryMall hi at the penitentiary in Jefferson City? I live in Missouri but I haven’t made it there yet, hopefully I’ll be able to go this summer, This dang pandemic has stopped me for the last two years .
They're not sitting in a chamber, they're sitting in half a chamber with cameras and lots of people where the other half would be.
@@MontgomeryMall what about the gas chambers under hitler some knew they were going to die and it was none stop
@@theresareynolds3133 Yes best to get there as soon as possible. The Missouri State Penitentiary site in Jefferson City is soon going to be redeveloped and the penitentiary footprint significantly reduced. The gas chamber will be relocated as well.
This scene actually isn’t sad. It’s actually bittersweet in my opinion. Sam Cayhall actually gets executed for a crime he technically didn’t commit. He may have been involved in blowing up the building but he didn’t create the bomb or set it off, nor was it his intention to kill the kids. Even though thanks to his grandson Adam, his brother and partner in crime Rallo Wedge is unmasked as the man responsible for killing the children, in the eyes of the law Sam was still involved, and ends up facing death via the gas chamber.
That makes no sense because the death penalty is for first degree murder. This was-at best-voluntary manslaughter, which isn’t severe enough to warrant a life sentence in some cases, let alone the capital punishment.
May Allah (S.W.T.) guide you and bestow upon you His Blessings; Ameen.
@@NazmusLabs No, it falls under the felony murder statue: If an offender kills (regardless of intent to kill) in the commission of a dangerous or enumerated crime, the offender, and also the offender's accomplices or co-conspirators, may be found guilty of murder.
@@lgmx-peacekeeper3204 Ah, I see. Thanks for the explanation. May Allah (S.W.T.) guide you and bestow upon you His Blessings; Ameen.
@@lgmx-peacekeeper3204 terrible law
Last month, a man in Lake County, Illinois, shot and killed a 14-year-old boy. The boy, who was Black, was one of six teenagers accused of trying to steal a car out of the man’s driveway late one night. The man, a white 75-year-old, said he fired shots out of fear. He was not arrested or charged in the boy’s death.
Instead, the Lake County state’s attorney charged all five surviving teenagers with first-degree murder. And his request that they be held on $1 million bail was granted.
Imagine being charge for a murder you didn’t commit 😂
Think of the terror of being "hanged, drawned, and quartered?" The executioners at that time had to perform the actual hanging, but not enough to kill him, the castration, disembowelment while still alive, and end of the agony by beheading the victim. The rest of the limbs are then dismembered, and the head attached to the end of a pike. I can't think of a more barbaric execution.
Red River Rover.....I can. Get Married...
No TV back then.
Barbaric crimes deserve barbaric punishments.
Sounds about right for most of the USA
This punishment was used a lot in the UK
Gene Hackman is so incredible. Sorry that he retired
Among my fave films of his is. I Never Sang for my Father. Hackman at 91 is enjoying retirement, rides a bike and living the good life. Remarkable actor.
91 his till alive 😮
This has to be the worst. Imagine trying to hold your breath for as long as you can, knowing your next breath will kill you.
Imagine going through that so damn peaceful knowing how much terror your victims went through.
I actually thought this was a very good film and gene hackman played the part very well indeed.
dan o'hagan what is the name of this movie
What movie is it?
@@readytogo6569 The Chamber
AccurateBooch 30 Wow, yeah! With Michael Douglas, right? Haven’t thought of that movie in years. Now I gotta go rent it! Thx!
@@readytogo6569 np
here's the deal Don't murder someone and you wont get the death penalty. Period.
@doctorwho0077 golly gee honest? examples please many? I don't think so.
suzycreamcheesez and he never replied ... ever since
I noticed! Mele Kalikimaka! @@unpaidworker8639
There were few cases but most have been just. I’ll see If I can find one.
suzycreamcheesez George stingey junior he was executed for the murder of two teenage girls but then was exonerated(found innocent) 70 years later. He was 14 when he was executed
Bo knows executions
I support the death penalty but only when it's the result of a confession and guilt has been established that is irrefutable...one innocent man dieing is absolutely unacceptable.
That being said we shouldn't forget the horrible deaths that murders dole out and be squeamish about giving out the appropriate punishment when called for.
So you support coerced confessions by ambitious law enforcement and pseudoscience touted as "irrefutable" in government-sanctioned murder? "But only" when it meats your easily corruptible benchmarks so your sense of vengeance can be excused as justice, right?
@@londonwerewolves Yes.
@@londonwerewolves poor little snowflake... No I do not support coerced confessions but I do believe that when there's proof beyond doubt the ultimate penalty IS called for. Besides... When you throw away a person for 20...25 years and then let them out what the hell are they going to do? At that point they are institutionalized and most likely never be able to adjust to life on the outside. But beyond all that when someone's been found guilty beyond a shadow of a doubt then...yeah...if the death penalty is called for it should be given. Karla Holmoka... Paul Bernardo... Clifford Olsen... Vincent Lee(the guy who cut off the kids head on the Greyhound)...and I could go on and on.
Just because you are too squeamish to do what needs do...don't try to shame the ones who will do what needs do our supports it.
@@londonwerewolves and it's...meets... not meats
@@glenntremblay5406 and it's... autocorrect... not a fundamentally flawed, self-congratulating form of superiority
These scenes were filmed in the actual execution facilities located at Parchman Prison in Mississippi.
Cort Chubko will
Holy S***
Craig F. Thompson--No, San Quentin has two chairs in their gas chamber.
Why no english????
This is a part of a movie.
Gene Hackman...brilliant actor.
They tie him down, like he's going somewhere!!
Probably to keep the body from thrashing around. The body reacts quite violently when it's being attacked by chemical agents. Involuntary muscle spasms, motor control goes haywire.
Wow, that was powerful and emotional. 😔👍🇬🇧🏴
When you're the only one left and knowing you can't clutch the game
Underrated
Oof
Srsly...
😆😆😆😆
Imagine how scary it was for their victims!
The sound of the door when it closes ... creepy
exactly. well said Yvonne Gunn.
Imagine if it was you who had to strap that person in and throw the switch. Can your feelings of revence match the terror of having to end a person's life? Can you evere get rid of the doubt that maybe they where innocent? Are you really as cruel as the guy you're killing?
@@vinny142 with dna evidence the chances of executing innocent people are reduced exponentially. Working in corrections for 15 yrs has shown me that people are mean, cold, and calculating. No, I can guarantee you there are plenty of those who would volunteer to throw the switch, squeeze the syringe, drop the trap door, or pull the trigger. And they would have zero remorse, probably go play four games of handball. Now that might sound cold and cruel to a person like you but considering the expense of keeping them in prison, the free medical, dental, optometry, legal, recreational, and educational benefits, you might see the burden on law abiding taxpayers but if not then consider this. That murderer will probably kill another offender while incarcerated. If that offender, forbid, would somehow escape or be paroled, he would probably kill again especially if he can't/won't work. Think about the victim's survivors, what they endure with the loss of their loved ones. Funny how that receives the least amount of attention. No, I can guarantee you there are many people who would execute without any problem of remorse.
@@65drummer1 current studies suggest 4% of USA prisoners executed were innocent
About cyanide - I had moderate inhalation cyanide poisoning that made me feel groggy & lightheaded, lips & fingernails turned blue - but it was not painful. Concentration was obviously low; it didn't make it terribly hard to breath . We got outside as soon as one of us noticed the color change, and a doctor later said it would have made us fall asleep before we felt like we were suffocating... and THEN we'd have never awakened. Cause: tomcat had been spraying the space heater all summer, autumn came, we got cold and turned the heater on - I don't know the exact chemistry. We just thought the stink would burn off.
What an absolutely horrendous and cruel way to die. It's like strangling without a rope. And Gene Hackman is such a master actor, his body language and facial expressions make us feel the sheer terror that his character is experiencing as the guards slam and seal the heavy door, the valves open, the old mechanical equipment goes clunk, and the poison gas starts hissing and rising around him.
look at the chamber equipment and procedures used to kill one man....now why am i skeptical regarding 100s/1000s of people being alleged killed at the same time in a brick room with a wooden door by a man tipping the pellets onto a cold floor from a ladder on the roof
of all death penalties, this has to be the worst.
@@jamesoshea494 so very true I have always thought that, I would rather go to the chair.
@@WillyEckaslike why ?
@@philipbooth7779 if you have strong physiological resistance you suffer badly in the chair.
I am a survivor of a violent crime. The intruder tried to kill my whole family. I almost died; I was 7. My Mom did die.
Despite living with horrible complex ptsd , being ,without my Mom, I cannot condone the death penalty except in rare cases. Too many innocent people die and the punishment is mostly inhumane as well.
I can’t tell others how to grieve or what kind of punishment they should request; I jam acutely aware after 40 plus years the price is often paid by the innocent. I can’t abide the archaic punishments doled out by a broken system.
If you don't mind my asking, what would those rare cases consist of? Special circumstances are required for death penalty cases. The problem with life sentences is as long as they're breathing, there's a chance they could walk among us again. The U.S. was the first & only country to find more humane & quick methods & on average it takes more than 15 years to execute a prisoner, longer than other countries, if it happens at all. Some countries execute citizens for ordinary crimes. I do think there needs to be some changes but I also know that this issue is being used as propaganda for several organizations & nothing will ever change until we all get on the same page with the real facts for the right reasons. No human system is perfect but I definitely prefer ours where I know I won't be buried to my shoulders & stoned for refusing to marry my rapist.
thank you for sharing your experience.
If I was a juror on a capital crime trial, I could not vote for his death because it is proven over the years that some innocent people died for crimes they did not commit. Is that when we become murderers?
You can hear “My Country ‘Tis of Thee” and chants of “Gas his ass!” in the background at the beginning of the clip.
Sarah Edwards i want to die
Anyone else find it strange that this clip is in Spanish but all the comments are in English? 😄
Bizarre.
Yeah. Why would one share a "dubbed" version
English is the best language ever
Is it Spanish, I was thinking it was Italian?
@@TheMuddman74 CZcams algorithm often doesn't flag a dubbed version for copyright infringement.
Gene Hackman is an awesome actor! This is terrible 😢
Holy shit! Is that bo Jackson playing a prison guard? Man, bo knows prison security too.
Sure as shit is. Bo knows executions.
lol
Spider man
Bo knows the mans fixin' to go.
I thought the same thing! ⚾🏈🎥 3 professions? Lol
legendary Gene hackman in the movie The Chamber.
Thanks for the heads up on the name of this one.
I don’t believe in the death penalty. That’s not justice. It’s revenge. Life in prison is justice. 2 wrongs don’t make a right.
When Britain had capital punishment, the nation's last hangman Albert Pierrepoint had a record of 7 seconds from the moment someone stepped in the room to the time of death.
I live in northern ireland mate, we still have capital punishment here man. a 9mm brain hemorrage.
You correct about his record being swift. However Pierrepoint was not U.K. final hangman. He retired, or was retired in the 50’s and they had capital punishment until the 70’s. Harry Allen May have been the last, but not positive. No doubt Peirrepoint perfected the technique and was the best known hangman, but not the last.
I find that horrific. There is no dignity in being rushed through a door onto the gallows. I would prefer to walk under my own steam and be asked and able to say my final words.
@@Gunners_Mate_Guns I know the difference between the two types of hanging - strangulation v breaking the neck. The point I was making is that Pierrepoint would enter the cell, rush the condemned out into the cell with the gallows, pinion them and pull the the lever. He did it in 7 seconds for one poor bastard. Frankly I find that horrific.
To me there is more dignity in allowing the condemned to walk unaided, allow themselves to compose themselves.allow them to said a few words or to pray if they wished, before the hood was placed over their head and the lever pulled.
@@brontewcat Not blaming you, but someone deleted my reply.
I didn't use any naughty words, except "Notsi," but it wouldn't surprise me if the censorious shitheads of YT had their robot automatically delete it.
Looks like lex Luther from superman finally being put down for his atrocity lol
Lol
and his lawyer grandson is Robin!
I bet Hackman had a few nightmares after filming that scene...
I know I probably would!
Very accurate. This was filmed at Mississippi State Prison in Parchman, Ms. This is the actual gas chamber. It's still there, however a lethal injection room was built right next to it.
Imagine going through that and your the guilty party.
CLIP TAKEN FROM THE MOVIE...
"The Chamber" is a 1996 crime thriller film based on John Grisham's novel of the same name.
The film was directed by James Foley and stars Gene Hackman and Chris O'Donnell.
(Wikipedia)
I have this on VHS !
Imagine the sheer horror and terror of the victims, they did nothing wrong, and one person decided to play judge jury, torturer and executioner to satisfy their lust for murder.
Yet when caught screem unfair trial, beg for stays, etc etc..
What movie is this from?
Imagine you came here to see the real deal and found out it was a scene from a movie...
That’s me! 😂😂😂
Hold it guys I didn’t piss before you strapped me in!!!!
Chump Johnson you will do after this time weeney little shock. Not.
They put diapers on the condemned anyway.
Chump Johnson 😂😂
+moon girl Hehehehe
You'll do that after you die anyways.
Dang.. Bo Jackson. Greatest athlete of all time
I thought that was Bo in the scene taking the guy to the chamber.
That's a thoughtful comment. However, people have been ''charged'' with committing things like this, that doesn't mean that they did something wrong. Infact, there have been some people sentenced to death row that haven't done anything wrong. Don't you also feel pity for those who were wrongly judged?
all my sympathy is used up by the many many many victims
No one truly innocent has been executed. That is impossible. You can try but nobody is going to believe it. And mistakes do happen and people are hurt. But you can't get rid of something useful because mistakes are made. You Thems have ulterior motives.
I remember watching this as a child.
Until innocent men arent subjected to the death penalty I will stand against it.
@larsliamvilhelmit’s likely happened, including some executions in recent history. I’m not saying it’s common. But statistically speaking, it’s hard to come to any other conclusion.
Too many people have been jailed and killed who were later found innocent to justify execution. If even one innocent person is executed by mistake that is one too many. I just don't think that something as fallible as the state should have the power of life and death.
My country is neither a dictatorship nor a communist nor Islamic nor Africa, but will never abolish the death penalty.
Probably one of the worst ways to die. True torture of being suffocated to death.
Not in the eyes of the western civilizations. People here seem to enjoy executions that go painfully wrong. That feeling of satisfaction highlights their compassionate christian upbringing.
Our whole lives we are taught that just because someone does something to you, doesn’t mean you do it back to them.
There isn’t a justifiable murder. Death penalty is often paired with anger and emotion, understandably. Be it a murder in a fit of rage or death sentence , it’s all the same. It just depends on who’s doing the killing that makes it “legal” or “justifiable.”
Ok
So a child molestor, rapist, and murderer deserve to live?
why not just save it for the serial killers and the rapists and the ones who are proud of their criminal records? Because sometimes rehabilitation is never going to happen and then it's not a matter of anger and emotion but a matter of stopping them from victimizing someone else if they ever escape or get released
You know something, bud? When there is a food shortage or just a general period of financial desperation, peacenik fools like you are the first targets for a raiding party looking for food and valuables to loot.
@@BlueSkyCountry I would love to raid that guy, hell, he might even assist me in raiding himself lol
Bo Jackson is a hell of a guard. If you do somehow slip by him, it's not like you're gonna out run him.
or out muscle him
Looking at movies like these makes me pissed in my pants and shiver to my skin falls off and it makes me be even more grateful that my grandmother and my mama whoop my butt when I did something wrong so they make sure I did not go down the wrong path
What purpose did it servr
@@DavidLewis-bw3xq well I wouldn't say it served a purpose but more like a life lesson
Ooh My God! It is really painful to see someone being killed like this 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Ah dude hugged his lawyer bye.. The warden read the death warrant.
I took some spanish in highschool and common sense wherever I go.
Good clip I figured out what was going on without english.
This was the execution of Gene Hackman's stunt Double by gas chamber, which he was sentenced for filming the terrible movie "Lucky Lady" in 1975.
Ronderrick Moore Sr. So I'm pretty sure this is part of a movie n I think that's supposed to be his son?
Grandson.
Ronderrick Moore Sr. o
Ronderrick you're a funny guy!
Kimmy Middleton 😂
Firing squad is best, right away, not 10yrs after the verdict.
No, because of the number of people found to be wrongfully sentenced to death. There is a reason that we have an appeals process in this country, an it's to root out the wrongfully convicted and those who were sentenced inappropriately. Of the people initially sentenced to death, about half end up getting some form of commutation to Life imprisonmen due to issues found in their cases. Some are found to have been innocent of the crime altogether on new evidence and get out of prison entirely. Your 'philosophy' on the subject would result in many people being wrongfully executed.
@Jules Winnfield So just screw the innocent ones and kill them along with the guilty just for kicks? Sounds like the wartime atrocities: murder everyone in the village because one person shot at your people. Not only a ludicrous view, but horrific.
@@shadowtheimpure criminals are criminals and should be treated like one and they should all be executed
Is this a scene from one of John Grisham's books turned into a movie? What's the title?
Every serial killer should get this.
I had no idea that hagman was being executed. What did he do?
Playing his rule perfectly in the movie?
Its a movie
Where is it written that a pain free execution is the right of every condemed man? The constitutional exclusion is "cruel and unusual." Let me tell you, every execution method involves pain and heartache. If you can't stand this, don't get into situations where the State will end your life.
The US has a troubled capital punishment system. We allow killing but also allow interminable delays. Meaning, a death row inmate can be alive for decades before all the BS lawyering ends.
titaniumsandwedge I
Not in texas
titaniumsandwedge. Thankfully you're not calling the shots. The bullshit lawyering has spared a lot of wrongly accused. Better stick to the fairway Buddy.
Matthew Palmer Thank God for Texas!
bird dog 2020 Amen
Notice how he's being forced, to willingly sit down, before the attendees technically step in to assist
There's a video where a innocent man was executed by the gas chamber. Later on the warden trys to apologize to the mother of the dead man . She screams at him and slapped his face. It was a CZcams video that I wish I could find again. There are innocent people put to death and society needs to accept that our law system can murder in the name of justice
Yeah, there's a lot of fake BS videos on youtube.
One of the famous Gene Hackman films, its good he retired needs to enjoy life!
Of all the comments on here sympathizing with the inmate, why do I see none sympathizing with the victims of his crimes. Most of them died a far worse death than any of the methods of execution used in the United States. "Who sheds the blood of man, by man shall his blood be shed."
SFC Retired The most psychopathuc and none empathetic quote I have ever heard.
They are people too.
Nobody deserves death...
Nobody except a few, a few...
The worst, that is.
Hitler? Hang him.
Stalin? Hang him.
But murderers... no.
So, you would free them to kill and rape again. I have no sympathy for those who commit these crimes. My sympathy is all for the victims and their families. All of which makes you far more of a monster than I.
Matthew 6:15 - But if ye forgive not men their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses.
Forgive, by all means. But that does not mean that crimes, especially the more heinous crimes, should go unpunished. "Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's and unto G*d the things that are G*d's." Mark 12:17. The state (Caesar) had the duty to protect the citizenry by removing, permanently if necessary, those who have shown by their actions that they are a threat to the public and are no respecters of either G*d's or man's law.
@Farina Marcina Don't talk such drivel. We would cut their nuts off and roast them in front of their child molesting eyes. Actually.
I'm against capital punishment because of the possibility of innocents being killed, but criminals should think twice before committing such offences.
Is that Bo Jackson?
I want the condemned to feel the same pain as his victim(s).
@I. Wynn Wynn who cares?
I. Wynn Wynn One of the chemicals used in lethal injection has been compared to liquid fire, so I think it’s adequate
Exactly esp
@Never Alone And yet you promote murdering babies ? Hitler loved the idea of murdering babies and children ! in his mind it gets rid of the other races ! Watch a Nazi take a baby by its feet and slam it against a brick wall in front of its mother or shoot a child in back of the neck and watch its little limp body fall into a ravine crippled but not dead but dies slowly as dirt is pilled on top it and others ! Watch as Nazis toss a baby into the air to see who can shoot it best ! God ? Where ?
Then you're no better than the murderer
That's a Hollywood Version, Pedro.
Judge Parker Gene Hackman
Imagine a Gaschamber in Auschwitz with 1000 People in dark Bunker. With Chirlden and Women.
I will not do jury duty, because some times the law lies.
I wouldn't fancy those straps going on me after the guy had slobbered all over them.
Clip from Gene Hackman movie, The Chamber (1996).
Thank you!!🙏🏽🙏🏽
Same energy as me getting prepared for work each day.
Ah yep. See ya Monday.
Let’s pray and ask god for forgiveness for all “ Dear God we pray to you asking for forgiveness for it is what everyone needs, to you we pray, Amen 🙏🏻”
There are some criminals that deserve what they get. Ted Buddy for example
*bundy
There are some crime's that deserve the death penalty, no doubt about that. The problem that I have is, are we always executing the correct criminal, some times, due to faulty witness testimony, or whatever, the wrong person is arrested and convicted. So, if it's 10%, or if it's only 1%, I think it's enough to oppose the death penalty.
There's an even better reason (one that has been proven to be true btw): some jurors will not bring themselves to issue a guilty verdict when they know the death penalty is on the table, even if they believe the defendant to be guilty - they then get the subconscious feeling, like they're pushing the button that will kill the person, so they just can't do it. There are well documented cases of people who went free, even though the majority of the jury believed them to be the guilty perpetrators.
Don't forget:
Elected judges
Elected prosecutors
Influenced members of the jury
Police wanted to score.
Lying victims
Etc, etc.
What is the name of the movie this clip is from, I love Gene Hackman & don’t recall ever watching this?
Another triumphantly unforgettable performance by Gene Hackman.
What's the gauge at 4:40?
Sarah Edwards it’s called a manometer. It measures pressure differentials
Bet he was thinking damn the last language I hear isn't English 😂😂😂🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️RIP
Its a dub dumbass🤦♂️
Why is this in Spanish?!?!?!?
Why can't they do this type of stuff to pedophiles? I would wish nothing but the worst for them.
That plop, plop, fizz, fizz was an alka seltzer.
Guard looking like bo Jackson.
That's because it's bo Jackson
That's almost as bad as getting on an elevator with someone who had too many bean burritos at noon - it's a forty-story plummet into the very bowels of hell.
Some of the things that show up in my recommended, thanks CZcams!
"And some people says that the gas chamber is a painless, humane and clean way to die?" - I've never, ever heard anyone claim that. That is the exact definition of a "straw man" argument: arguing against a claim that has never been made.
Not in recent times, but that was the argument back when it was made. More human and cheaper than the electric chair, I believe.
That's s horrific death.
Yes they do this to stun pigs in a gas chamber and they also call it humane !!!
That's one of the reasons I am a vegan!!! We don't have to torture no one and try to make a better world for us all
Why execute at all? Why not give the $100,000 a new house and let them go? Jail is in humane ya know.
@@freakindawgen - Yeah, your need to resort to hyperbole and straw men shows the emptiness of your argument.
Gettin clamped, gettin wired, gettin all electrode
You'd think that guy we assume is coming to the prison with important legal papers would've found a phone and made some calls first.
This is why we have no business carrying out the ultimate punishment. We have always been too corrupt, incompetent, and dishonest.