TV tonight: Five worth watching
Posted in Uncategorized on 12/06/2009 04:05 pm by ballinranGarnet Fraser of the Toronto Star has selected Hangman’s Graveyard as recommended viewing.
Skeleton crew: Archeologists excavate an old burial site at Toronto’s infamous Don Jail inHangman’s Graveyard. They find the skeletal remains of 15 men who went to the gallows between 1880 and 1932 and try to learn about who they were. We bet they were … convicts. (History at 8pm)
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12/07/2009 at 7:10 pm
I worked at the Toronto Don Jail.
I was on the hanging team for the last person that was supposed to be hanged in 1975.
The last surviving member of the 1962 hanging team just turned 85.
He told me the whole story on the execution.
Being A rookie in the early 70’s,I worked mostly the old side.
I retired from the Barrie Jail offically in 2004.
Another hell hole.
ed charbonneau.Innisfil Ontario.
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06/04/2010 at 4:55 pm
I worked at the Toronto Don Jail.
I was on the hanging team for the last person that was supposed to be hanged in 1975.
The last surviving member of the 1962 hanging team just turned 85.
He told me the whole story on the execution.
Being A rookie in the early 70’s,I worked mostly the old side.
I retired from the Barrie Jail offically in 2004.
Another hell hole.
ed charbonneau.Innisfil Ontario.