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E: 15/07 Win The Illustrated History of Torture (book) (email)
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From the True Crime Library Newsletter
The 16th-century device known as the "Virgin of Nuremberg" stood seven feet tall and was able to accommodate a victim who, when the doors were shut, would be penetrated by the strategically-placed spikes that spared the vital organs.
Your question – by what other common name was this device known?
email: [EMAIL="philip.morton@truecrimelibrary.com"]philip.morton@truecrimelibrary.com[/EMAIL]
subject: Bulletin 136 Competition
answer: The Iron Maiden
Best of Luck
The 16th-century device known as the "Virgin of Nuremberg" stood seven feet tall and was able to accommodate a victim who, when the doors were shut, would be penetrated by the strategically-placed spikes that spared the vital organs.
Your question – by what other common name was this device known?
email: [EMAIL="philip.morton@truecrimelibrary.com"]philip.morton@truecrimelibrary.com[/EMAIL]
subject: Bulletin 136 Competition
answer: The Iron Maiden
Best of Luck
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