Richard Roose in February 15 thirty one, Richard Roo’s worked as a cook to Bishop John Fisher when he was accused of having poisoned the bishop’s dinner, as it turned out.

Bishop Fisher had no appetite that day, so the food was only eaten by his guests, two of whom died.

The rest suffered from side effects for the rest of their lives. After his arrest, Richard Roo’s claimed he’d only added a laxative to the meal as a practical joke with no intention of harming or killing anyone.

He was not believed and was sentenced to death by boiling.

– He was repeatedly lifted and lowered into a cauldron of boiling water until he died. Some pregnant women reportedly fainted at the sight of this never before seen form of torture.

 But most spectators were not fazed.

Georgie Dodger was a soldier who led a rebellion against the kingdom of Hungary’s nobility. Once captured, he was subjected to a truly horrifying punishment.

He was forced to sit on a scorching hot iron throne where a burning hot iron crown and hold a hot scepter.

 Some of his fellow rebels, who had been starved for some time before hand, were brought before him. The executioners used red hot players to pull flesh from his body, and the starving rebels were ordered to bite off and swallow the flesh where the players had burned him.

Alcaide Meleck was no rucking governor under Emperor Moulay Ishmail in the early 18th century. 

In addition to being charged as one of the chief rebels in a rebellion incited by one of the emperor’s sons, the Empress was angry over his beheading of one of her cousins. The emperor sought out a carpenter to administer his idea of a just punishment selling Alcaide Malique in half. He was taken by mule to a public square where thousands of his relatives and members of his tribe were gathered. To their horror, Alcaide Malique was strapped down to a board and placed upon a saw bench.  arms and legs fastened.ened.

The executioners started to saw him from the head down, but the emphasis sons demanded.

 They begin from the groin and move upwards, or he would die too quickly. As Malique screamed in terror, they began to suffer from the other side.

 Once they reached his navel, they pulled out the saw in order to begin again from his head.

Malik, still conscious, begged for water, but his friends did not want to extend his suffering. The executioners continue to saw him from the skull down until he split into. 

Peter Stup, known as the werewolf of Bredberg Peter Stump, was accused of and confessed to under torture being a werewolf, serial killer, cannibal and practitioner of black magic. The charges against him included murdering and eating 14 children and engaging in incestuous relationships with his daughter and another relative, one of the most brutal on record, the execution of Peter Stump.

 His daughter and his mistress occurred on October thirty first fifteen eighty nine. He was put to a wheel where flesh was torn from his body in 10 places with red hot pinchers, followed by his arms and legs. Then his limbs were broken with the blunt side of an axe head to prevent him from returning from the grave before he was beheaded and his body burned on a pyre. His daughter and mistress had already been flayed and strangled and were burned along with stumps body.

 

The leaders of the Moonstar rebellion, the Moonshadow Rebellion, was a movement by followers of Anna Baptism to establish a theocracy in Moonshadow, Germany.

 The leaders of the rebellion were young bin Laden Rennard cresting and Bernard Dnipro darling.

After the siege and fall of Münster, the three men were captured, charged with heretical and treasonous crimes and sentenced to death on the day of their execution in fifteen thirty six. The men were attached to a pole secured by spiked collars around their necks and one by one at the flesh ripped from their bodies with burning hot dogs. Their sentence required a full hour of torture before their tongues were ripped out and they were finally killed by a burning dagger plunged into their hearts.

Each of their bodies was placed in a metal cage and hung from the steeple of Saint Lambert’s church in Moonstar. The remains were displayed there for decades before finally being removed.

 The cages still hang there today.