There is a Japanese TV series that takes about 5 minutes to interpret the Japanese death penalty.
The first is the prisoner signing stage. In the TV series, a young and handsome male prisoner, dressed in white, sits in front of a wooden table with a water glass next to him. He was holding a pen and had just signed his execution document.
Signature and signature
At this moment, in the TV series, the protagonist paused for 20 seconds when faced with the one-page document that was about to take him away. Behind him, the uniformed personnel also stood silently. The entire video was still for a long time. I thought the video was stuck, but looking at the video progress bar, it was still moving forward for 20 seconds.
Judgment fold
20 seconds later, the hero in the TV series put down his pen. At this moment, his nose was sobbing and his throat was choked. Although he didn't speak, silence was better than sound at this time. I have to say that the actor's acting skills are very good, and the regret can be seen from his movements and eyes, but it is too late to say anything. He slowly folded his life and death documents in half and handed them to the uniformed personnel.
Delivery and execution
This was the last time he opened his eyes to see the world. Shortly after he delivered the life and death documents, a uniformed officer took out a white cloth and covered his eyes.
Take out the white cloth
The white cloth covers his eyes
Then the uniform officer immediately took out the silver bracelet and handcuffed the actor from behind.
Handcuffed behind his back
Then six uniformed officers went out and went down the stairs, three of them walked down the stairs to the first floor; the other three stopped between the stairs on the first and second floors, focusing on the three execution buttons.
Going down the stairs
One of the uniformed personnel still had a band-aid on his left cheek. I don’t know what happened. At this moment, they were nervous and staring at the three buttons, because one of them actually worked.
Staring at the button
At this moment, on the first floor, the three uniformed personnel in white coats who arrived met, and then they prepared three chairs. At this time, three witnesses in suits and leather shoes walked out slowly and sat on three chairs respectively.
The witnesses were seated
At this time, the curtain on the second floor was opened, and the male protagonist appeared. Under the escort of two uniformed officers, he walked to the gallows covered with a white cloth.
The male protagonist appears
Be led to the gallows
At this time, the uniform staff helped take off the male protagonist's slippers, put them aside, and then ensured that the male protagonist stood in the square and bound his legs with black ropes.
bind legs
At this time, the uniformed personnel on the first floor were staring at the stainless steel skylight on the ceiling intently. Once it suddenly opened, it would be executed.
Stainless Steel Skeleton Skylight
The uniformed officer stared at the skylight
for ten seconds, but there was no movement. At this time, the uniformed officer's nervousness relaxed a little. At this moment, the skylight suddenly opened, and there was only a bang, a white light flashed, and the criminal in white went straight down. The incident was so sudden and the sound was so loud that the uniformed officer sat on the ground in fright.
He was so frightened that he sat on the ground.
Another uniformed officer had a calm expression and did not forget his responsibilities at the critical moment. When he saw that his teammates were not doing their best, he immediately stepped forward and hugged the criminal's legs to stop his body from swinging from side to side.
Performing duties
After everything was stable, a man in a white coat stepped forward, holding a stethoscope , and listened to the prisoner's heart again and again to confirm that the execution was completed.
Confirm that the execution is completed
At this time, the witnesses left the scene, and the six uniformed personnel involved in the execution came to the door on the first floor, bowed lightly in the direction of the prisoner, clasped their hands, and wished the prisoner a good journey.
Good luck all the way
