Some wacky ways to go to the light





In 892, Sigurd the Mighty of Orkney enemy's head tied to the saddle of his horse. During the drive teeth dug into his severed head vnogu, causing fatal infection.

Some wacky ways to go to the light



In 1327, the English King Edward II was murdered by a terrible way - his ass rasskalenny inserted a metal rod.

Some wacky ways to go to the light

In 1478, George Plantagenet, Duke of Clarence, was executed. At his own request he drowned in a barrel of wine.

Some wacky ways to go to the light

In 1469 Sir Arthur Aston was beaten to death by his own prosthetic leg.

Some wacky ways to go to the light

In 1771, Adolf Frederick, King of Sweden, had eaten to death. His last meal included lobster, smoked herring, caviar, sauerkraut, champagne and fourteen servings of his favorite dessert - cookies in milk.

Some wacky ways to go to the light

In 1998, during a football match in the Democratic Republic of the Congo as a result of a lightning strike killed a team of guests. The home team survived everything.

Some wacky ways to go to the light

In 2010, Russian Vladimir Ladyzhenskii died during the World Championship in Finland sauna. He spent 6 minutes in an environment with a temperature of 110 degrees Celsius.

Some wacky ways to go to the light

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