He must have had a lot of cognitive dissonance to kill so many but not believe in corporal…

…her passed away in 1922, Pierrepoint inherited his father’s memoirs, along with an execution diary. These notebooks only fueled his determination to become a sanctioned killer for the state. However, he initially worked various jobs, including for a grocer before he transitioned to executi…
Albert Pierrepoint, The Man Who Legally Killed More Than 400 People
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Deirdre ("Writer in the Abyss" )
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Aug 31, 2024
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He must have had a lot of cognitive dissonance to kill so many but not believe in corporal punishment. I wonder if executioners ever thought about what they did.
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Written by Deirdre ("Writer in the Abyss" )915 Followers
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