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1858: Isaac Wood

Posted on 9 July, 2016 by Headsman

From the Livingston Republican of July 1858, by way of Murderpedia:

On this day..

  • 1709: Christopher Slaughterford, "Vengeance, Vengeance!"
  • 1985: Hezekiah Ochuka, ruler of Kenya for six hours
  • 1880: A day in the death penalty around the U.S.
  • 1835: Vincent, by popular demand
  • 1861: Robert Thomas Palin, under Ordinance 17 Victoria Number 7
  • 1944: Ferruccio Nazionale, Ivrea partisan
  • 1920: Lee Monroe Betterton, three strikes and you're out
  • 1941: Not Shaike Iwensky, "standing in line to be killed"
  • 1943: Not Halina Birenbaum, thanks to a shortage of gas
  • 1572: The Martyrs of Gorkum
  • 1294: Rane Jonsen, Marsk Stig conspirator
  • 1850: The Bab, Prophet of Baha'i

Possibly related executions:

  • 1883: Henry De Bosnys, bane of Elizabeths
  • 1858: Marion Ira Stout, for loving his sister
  • 1896: H. H. Holmes, America’s first serial killer
  • 1818: Abraham Casler, marital woes
  • 1833: Antoine LeBlanc, billfolded
  • 1854: William Lipsey and James Logan, in gold rush Coloma
  • 1864: Three Idaho robbers, choked on gold
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