And she had vomited and a violenT seizure

Thanks for that useless info

@@flie-liebe4602 So "useless" it made you write a comment out of pique.

@@clarequilty4962 where can i have this official report?

@@pkpjn2000 You might do a search online like anybody else would know to do. Suggest you try "Barbara Graham execution." Duh.

Well California is on its way to banning it same as PA

Just what i was thinking as well

Haha

I always see Jack Dalton up to some shit too

His name was Dana Elcar (1927-2005). This was from the remake of "I Want To Live" the telling of the Barbara Graham story.

Damn fool should've made a run for it

@skylarkman2000 I have to agree!

@BuckshotPA1 Obviously set in a different time! Maybe it was allowed to dress how you wanted before the act.

Sunday best !

No

Lay off the 'shrooms

@@masterofallthelakesintown2472 why

@@jacktrade1592 W@t u min?

Heard of morphine? One massive overdose will send you painlessly to the other side

I don't even think a firing squad is necessary. All you need is one gun firing one bullet right into the brain stem. That's as close to instant death as you can get. When I was deployed to Iraq I saw it happen a few times during firefights. Sometimes we'd make damn close contact with insurgents, especially in towns and cities. Seeing bad guy getting drilled right in that sweet spot put their lights out immediately. So when they dropped it was almost like they were falling into themselves. Losing 100% of their muscle tone in less than a second they'd fall like a puppet that had its strings cut. It was pretty bizarre, I had no idea a person could drop like that. But it was certainly an instant death which given the situation didn't seem all together that bad.

@@kjetilvaarlund8342 yesssir

@@BULL.173 lol fuck m8 that's beyond wild

@@Doabubba Oh yes. Things could be downright surreal in that place. During deployment. I'd sometimes find myself thinking about my high school friends.They were in college getting laid and doing keg stands. Meanwhile I...to put it mildly, was not lol. I'd do it again though, strangely enough. We deserved a better war but that was the one we got.

The movie is titled I want to live.

@kayandaeddings4803 thank you, friend.

@@philesq9595 no problem. By the way, it’s on KZfaq if you are interested.

Because they want God to be as cruel as they are.

That’s Catholic, a born again Christian never wants anyone in fear or suffering. Very few true Christians nowadays. If someone wants death and suffering, it is NOT from Jesus.

lol all humans r like this doofus ur nation aint no better

@@johnanderson6946 ok.

Americans are sick and mentally behind. They even infected hundreds of people on purpose with Syphilis before WW2 and denied them any treatment, never told them about Penicillin that became broadly aviable. This experiment lasted for *40 years.* And that was just one of many American atrocities.

American here, and I quite agree: the epitome of American cruelty and stupidity. 1) They call that a "gas" chamber. It isn't. HCN is a liquid, not a gas. Its boiling point is a few degrees above what is normally considered "room temperature". That means it condenses on any cold surface. It would get into her clothes. Even if she was naked, it would still get in her hair. 2) HCN isn't all that toxic. It is, in fact, a neurochemical transmitter that neurons naturally produce. The lady in that scene wouldn't take a few breaths and just die. It takes a helluvalot longer, and is a good deal more grusome. 3) HCN is inflammable to the n_th degree. The flash point is -17.5 deg C. It forms explosive mixtures with air. By the time the atmosphere was rich enough in HCN to poison her, that chamber would be a bomb just waiting to go off. The slightest spark, and the resulting explosion would likely level the entire building. HCN is slao known to self detonate for no apparent reason. That's how a lot of workers in 19th century cyanide plants died: self detonation. This explains why it is that all production methods produce sodium or potassium cyanide, and not hydrogen cyanide. This is also why the Gatterman Reaction was mosified to use ZnCN, and not HCN. AFAIC, the dumbass that designed that contraption should have been the first to take it for a test drive. It wouldn't be that difficult to equip the chamber with a exhaust fan, and then fill it with nitrogen, and it would be considerably more humane.

They should ban the chair hanging gas and leathle gass is much faster

That film was hilarious.

@@dabingxiao3281 no it wasn’t? It was about the holocaust

@@amyy9877 absolutely hilarious. Especially as it didn't happen.

@@dabingxiao3281 of course it didn’t happen, but it’s topic is the holocaust

@@amyy9877 which also never happened.

Yes

Not this one

But its not real though she's not telling anything

The movie is called I want to live.

Yes she was. Barbara Elaine Graham, Emmett Perkins and John Santo were convicted of murdering an wealthy elderly widow in Los Angeles and as a result all three of them died in the California Gas Chamber. Barbara Elaine Graham was one of 4 women who were executed in the California Gas Chamber at San Quentin, these 4 women were Evelita Juanita Spinelli, Lofie Louise Peete, Barbara Elaine Graham, and Elizabeth Ann Duncan.

@@Lane8492 Couldn't they just give her a light spanking and make her promise not to do it again?

@@Lane8492 grazie 😁🇮🇹

The original movie was "I Want to Live" with Susan Hayward. There was a 1983 remake with Lindsay Wagner.

@@tomcurda4203 thank you. The one I saw was with Lindsay Wagner.

Yes,it's a true story. California was a far better place then

If you’re referring to the woman being executed, how the gas chamber would work in the US is that under the chair she was strapped into, potassium cyanide or sodium cyanide pellets would be dropped into sulfuric acid, thus creating hydrogen cyanide gas. She then inhaled the gas, which leads to asphyxiation. The inmates are instructed to breathe deeply to speed up unconsciousness; if the procedure went correctly, the inmate would fall unconscious in a few seconds and die in a few minutes. An inaccuracy in this though is that in this clip the gas isn’t visible whereas in real life it is. However, many inmates would hold their breath as long as possible and everyone’s body is different, so inmates could sometimes go through several minutes of gasping and convulsing in pain before falling unconscious and dying. Thus the method is no longer the primary method of execution in any state. Its reputation has also likely been hurt by the fact gas chambers were used in the holocaust (most gas chamber states adopted the method before the holocaust).

@@pluto6383 Arizona has just refurbished theirs and has bought chemical to use it. Will be interesting to see if they do, that is going to cause a storm of condemnation. Apparently the last time it was used the inmate Don Harding took along time to die and was sickening to watch. Also in 1983 a Mississippi execution was disgusting and they cleared the witness room. Frankly anyone who volunteers to watch it is frankly very unwise. Surely the stuff nightmares are made of.

@@pluto6383 straight up from the infographics show

@@naveedk.806 yeah

Histotoxic Hypoxia.

yes! In 1955.

True story

You clearly enjoyed relaying that 😳

@@seanatkinson770 Have you read what I wrote?

That did happen to Barbra gram all of it

nobody cares

You better have your boyfriend checked too. Those ass-sores can be quite nasty...

So???