Another true Victorian murder story from rural England – The tale of Sarah Dazley.

Aside from the question of the morality of capital punishment, it is also interesting to know the methods that States have used in history to terminate the lives of its deviant citizens. The following is a scan of these methods – a testimony of how cruel human beings can be towards their erring fellows.

How did the funeral of a five week old child lead to a landmark Tudor Court case and ultimately result in murder by a most unusual method?

A hypothesis on the precise causes of the Salem witchcraft scare in early American history.

Marion Ira Stout bungled a robbery and spent time in jail, bungled a murder, bungled two suicide attempts, was the victim of a bungled hanging and a Frankenstein inspired resurrection attempt and his girlfriend was his sister.

Since ancient times, civilizations and societies had been practicing capital punishment as a form of justice in the judicial system.

This murder tale was one of the most notorious, taking place in Victorian Norfolk (UK) – considered to be a quiet backwater. It drew interest nationwide and, despite taking place in the Victorian era, it’s roots seem to have been embedded in the Georgian era, some 100 years previously.

An Inside Look at what happens when someone gets hanged as a way of death for the Death Penalty. Includes what states in the US still allows this form of Capital Punishment.

Capital punishment, also known as the death penalty, is the execution of someone as a punishment for a crime. Crimes that can result in capital punishment are called capital crimes or capital offenses.

Is it wrong to kill another human being? When you look at a historic event like the twin towers, deep inside people have a desire for revenge. Experiencing someone kill a child of yours gives us a brokenness that cant be resolved it seems without justice being served. Doing what we want to do, and what we should do are two different things.