must have been sharp for a change.
must have been sharp for a change.
Beheading: noun, the action of decapitating someone. If someone's head is violently removed from their body, then here it shall go. This includes both the slow and sloppy and the quick and efficient!
The beheadings of Louisa Vesterager Jespersen and Maren Ueland
1444 (Russian man shoots himself on his couch)
Gary Plauché shoots his son's rapist
Ms. Pacman (woman with her head split open)
Funky Town (cartel flaying+torturing)
Sponsored by Adidas (cartel organ extraction + cannibalism)
The Guerrero Flaying (aka No Mercy in Mexico)
3 Guys 1 Hammer (Dnepropetrovsk Maniacs)
Girl shoots her cousin then kills herself (Paris Harvey)
French dude gets impaled on a bollard after jumping from a building
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Can anyone tell me why is the head still moving Is it not supposed to be an instant death?
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The brain and all the structures it supplies need oxygen to function (the brain accounts for 20 per cent of all oxygen used in the body). Once the blood vessels in the neck are severed, the oxygen supply is halted. Whatever oxygen remains in the blood and tissues after the fatal blow would certainly be there for use, but it wouldn’t last long.
Movement would only be possible in tissue or structures still attached to the head, such as muscles for moving the eyes or the mouth because the nerves supplying those muscles would still be connected.
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Thanks for the in depth explanation.
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I think it’s been documented the longest time someone survived without a body is 2 min or so (maybe 1 min)
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