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11-13-2018, 08:21 PM
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Re: Bandit Gets Shot Through His Hands As Punishment
How the fuck is he so calm after getting a bullet thru his hands? What, is he high on crack or something?
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11-15-2018, 04:12 AM
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Re: Bandit Gets Shot Through His Hands As Punishment
Not 100% related, but I hear that in some cases, when one of their own is suspected of being a snitch, certain gangsters/drug runners would shoot the "snitch" in a safe and non-fatal location and apply pressure against the gunshot wound(s) as a torture method to get the "snitch" to 'fess up. Is this common? Hollywood seems to like the idea of this. In "Dirty Harry", Clint Eastwood's trigger-happy cop character shoots the serial-killer suspect in his right leg and tries to coerce him into giving up the location of a young girl he kidnapped. When the killer flat-out denies his involvement in her disappearance, Clint Eastwood squeezes the killer's wound with his right foot and the killer writhes around in agony. I figured this "torture method" would be commonplace, but I wasn't sure because I have yet to see any videos here depicting this. Maybe it's not fashionable in Brazil or Mexico, but is in the US. |
