Timeline: Execution By Electric Chair

The last known use of the electric chair was on February 20, 2020, when Nicholas Todd Sutton, an inmate who killed another inmate in 1985 over a failed drug deal, was executed in Tennessee.
The volt is the international unit of measurement for electrical voltage. Humans, in turn, are constantly using electricity for appliances and devices, but how destructive will the electrical voltage itself be to them?
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[Thats_Exterior]

They do 2000 volts first to knock you uncontious the second round is 500 volts that does shuts down your internal organs

[Dineazly]

Huge respect to the experimenter who test this and reincarnated himself to tell how it feel and what happen to his body.

[Kirbo]

*gets up* "now I'm fully charged"

What the fuck was i thinking when typing this

[phoenix]

An innocent 14 year old kid experienced it in 1944

[braydin]

Thankfully it will all go by so quickly you will only feel it for a very short period of time.

[PyrOXYz-vfie]

This is what Eduard Delacroix experienced, damn.

[Daxy]

Everybody gangsta till they step out of the electric chair and say “Oh, you thought that would affect me? I’m fully charged now.”

[sulaiman.aep]

Not so fun fact
When you go on the chair they cover you face so your eyes dont pop out

[OliverWoodphotography]

I would resurrect the chair as the main form of execution for child killers and murder with sexual abuse. Chemical executions are far too lame and so is hanging and firing squads. Electric chair however, is satisfyingly brutal and gruesome.

[Some_Random_Humans]

Bro it has to be one of the worst execution ever.

[Iforgotwhoami]

Respect the person who has gone through this torture

[glasshalffullofwhatever]

So...if you reach the end, u wind up looking like the guy did in The Green Mile's extremely botched execution scene.

[Tommy.thebossYT]

Depending on what the killer did it would almost make you feel bad tbh… nobody deserves that pain unless they killed lots and lots of ppl then fair enough

[karmaluna]

They start at 1000 volts. Wow. If u don't survive that, they do 2000

[Thatcatmax]

Did you know that you can stay in death row for longer than a day?

[Sumrandom]

No, have you ever heard of quartering it’s basically a medieval way of execution. It is very brutal.

[person]

Claim your "Here within a day" Ticket here

[Strawberry_bobatea]

Respect to the person who went through this 🫡
All hell nah I ain’t doing crimes now💀

[nesking]

No juridical execution by electrocution uses 300K volts ..This is pure nonsense.

[ProfGlitch]

the funniest part is this guy thinks you are getting executed 20 days after sentencing