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Following the botched execution of Christa Pike, we delve into the grim world of state-sanctioned murder, exploring the various methods, last words and final meals. Then it’s on to history’s most sadistic and innovative punishments, from 'flaying' and 'slow slicing' to the horror of 'scaphism' and 'blood eagle wings'.
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