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Boiling in Water and Oil - The Most Inhumane Execution in Human History

July 23, 2023

This video will teach us about the most INHUMANE execution in human history. We'll see how boiling in water and oil is the inhumane way to be executed and how it was used as a form of execution throughout the Middle Ages.

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