Derek Bentley

Criminal

Derek Bentley was born in England on June 30th, 1933 and is the Criminal. At the age of 19, Derek Bentley biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.

Date of Birth
June 30, 1933
Nationality
England
Place of Birth
England
Death Date
Jan 28, 1953 (age 19)
Zodiac Sign
Cancer
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Derek Bentley Life

About

An English criminal was jailed for his involvement in the assassination of a police officer in 1952. The fact that it was his accomplice rather than himself who fired the deadly gunshot made his murder trial a point of a lot of controversies.

Before Fame

Since the home he was living in was bombed during World War II, he had multiple health problems and suffered severe head injuries.

Trivia

In 1993, he was given a posthumous royal pardon for his service to his execution. His murder conviction was completely dismissed in 1998.

Family Life

Iris, his sister, was adamantly protester against his pardoning.

Associated With

In the 1991 film Let Him Have It, Christopher Eccleston was portrayed by him.

Lethal injection, electric chair, firing squad or even nitrogen gas: The execution methods still used in the world today as one death row inmate in the US faces an impossible choice

www.dailymail.co.uk, October 11, 2024
After languishing on Death Row for almost 25 years, convicted murderer Richard Moore (inset) now faces an agonising decision - choosing how he will be executed. The 59-year-old American has less than a week to pick his fate for fatally shooting a shop assistant in Spartanburg County, South Carolina, during a botched robbery in September 1999. Jail officials have told him he has three options : death by firing squad, electric chair, or lethal injection. If he can't make up his mind come Friday, he will be electrocuted by default on November 1. And as Moore mulls over how he will ultimately end his life, his Death Row dilemma has once again thrust the debate over state-sanctioned executions back into the spotlight. Although deemed 'humane' methods of death, each of his options come with their own nightmarish risks, which could see Moore facing a tortuous and excruciatingly painful end.

How the world executes its worst criminals: Methods of capital punishment used around the world from public beheading and stoning to nitrogen gas and Chinese death vans

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 25, 2024
The uptick of capital punishment in recent years, as well as the brutality of methods used around the world, has brought state-sanctioned executions back to the forefront. Wide reports indicate that thousands of people are killed every year in a horrific 'conveyer belt' of death, with the Chinese Communist Party adopting anachronisms such as firing squads and mobile death vans to expedite state executions. The United States has been charged with the industrial murder of civilians, which has been chastised by human rights organizations for regulating an increase in the number of crooks put to death by various lethal means.