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[aussenseiter]

Originally Posted by Lune [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

He also tried to hold his breath as long as possible.

That's what I had guessed. Fair play.

Originally Posted by Lune [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

They used a one size fits all mask rather than a sealed bag which is not the way to go, fucking Alabama. One very small opening in the seal and it becomes a much more drawn out process, which may or may not have been the case.

I think bag instead of mask gets you to 8th C/U. Even a unfavorably predisposed jurist is inculcated with child suffocation warnings.

[Lune]

They could have also used a sealed chamber like California used for cyanide.

[magnetaress]

Originally Posted by Lune [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

This is an involuntary response following loss of consciousness by inert gas asphyxiation. Your body struggles and convulses, but nobody is home. He also tried to hold his breath as long as possible. They used a one size fits all mask rather than a sealed bag which is not the way to go, fucking Alabama. One very small opening in the seal and it becomes a much more drawn out process, which may or may not have been the case.



So, when an inert gas like nitrogen or helium goes into the lungs, it displaces all the oxygen. This causes the oxygen from your blood to very rapidly diffuse into the low-oxygen environment in your lung. At very high concentrations of nitrogen, this is an extremely quick process. This deoxygenated blood then circulates all around your body, where it gathers up all the oxygen from your tissues and brings it back to the lung to be ripped out again. Basically causes your respiratory system to work in reverse.

Most human physiological systems for regulating breathing are governed by carbon dioxide concentration, not oxygen concentration. Your body has ways of detecting too much carbon dioxide, but it has no way to detect inert gas until you're basically already unconscious. So if you just block an airway, this causes carbon dioxide buildup, which makes your blood and lung environment acidic as well as instilling panic and air hunger.

Done properly, inert gas is probably the most painless way to execute someone, outside blowing them up with dynamite, a nuke, or a shotgun blast to the brain.

Thanks for the explanation. Learned something todat! I've had my caratids pinched off before. I rapidly lost conciousness and it was really painless. I think the faster the brain loses oxygenation and blood flow the better. That is why they do halal butcherings.

An inflatable collar would probably do the trick too. Large enough diameter tho not like a true garrote with piano wire. They could even make the device space age looking and give sedatives b4.

[Pulgasari]

Alabama Schedules Second Execution by Nitrogen Gas

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey set a Sept. 26 execution date for Alan Eugene Miller, who was convicted of killing three men during a 1999 workplace shooting. The execution will be carried out by nitrogen gas, the governor's office said. Miller survived a 2022 lethal injection attempt.

[Juhiseli]

Originally Posted by Pulgasari [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Alabama Schedules Second Execution by Nitrogen Gas

It's painless, isn't it?

[magnetaress]

Wtf not just use fentanyl? How is this cheeper than the millions of actually relatively painless quick methods including a simple guillotine prolly... literally 7 seconds of consciousness unless ur like some Olympic athlete.