......ça laisse pensif :heu:
"Willie Francis: black 17-year-old boy, condemned in 1946, survived to the first attempt to kill him. An eye witness said: "I saw the executioner switching on and the sentenced's lips swelling, his body tense and strained. I heard the electrician telling to his colleague to send in more juice [electricity] when I saw Willie Francis still alive, and the colleague said he couldn't send more electricity. Then Willie cried: 'Stop it, let me breathe!'. Then he said he had felt his head and his left leg burning, he had jumped against the strings and he had seen blue, pink and grey dots".
He was executed one year later, successfully."
vu ici
...+ l'émission sur Arte hier soir concernant cette jeune femme accusée d'avoir assassiné sa famille et exécutée alors que tout l'innocentait....
....la nature humaine est une chose formidable !:rolleyes: ...pour ses extrêmes
"Willie Francis: black 17-year-old boy, condemned in 1946, survived to the first attempt to kill him. An eye witness said: "I saw the executioner switching on and the sentenced's lips swelling, his body tense and strained. I heard the electrician telling to his colleague to send in more juice [electricity] when I saw Willie Francis still alive, and the colleague said he couldn't send more electricity. Then Willie cried: 'Stop it, let me breathe!'. Then he said he had felt his head and his left leg burning, he had jumped against the strings and he had seen blue, pink and grey dots".
He was executed one year later, successfully."
vu ici
...+ l'émission sur Arte hier soir concernant cette jeune femme accusée d'avoir assassiné sa famille et exécutée alors que tout l'innocentait....
....la nature humaine est une chose formidable !:rolleyes: ...pour ses extrêmes