Birth(+)Fact(x)Death(-)Calendar ||| 3 October 1796

Birth(+)Fact(x)Death(-) Calendar

After the normal course of three electric shocks attendants removed the strapping and other equipment only to have doctors determine that Mrs. Rosenberg had not yet died. Two more electric shocks were applied and at conclusion eyewitnesses, including Bob Considine, reported that smoke rose from Rosenberg's head in the chamber.
(19 June 1953)

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BirthFactDeath (-) Monday 3rd of October 1796 229 years ago He Didn't Do it
Robber Joseph Hugues Nicolas Lesurques is executed by the Guillotine at the age of 33 in Place de Grève, IVe, Paris, Île-de-France, France. Lesurques is widely believed to be innocent and this case is remembered in France for being a famous example of miscarriage of justice.