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#11 Rainey Bethea listens attentively to the prayers of a priest as the hangman makes final adjustments on the noose.

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Rainey Bethea listens attentively to the prayers of a priest as the hangman makes final adjustments on the noose.

Rainey Bethea: Story and Photos of the Last Person in the United States Who Was Executed Publicly in Kentucky on August 14, 1936

#11 Rainey Bethea listens attentively to the prayers of a priest as the hangman makes final adjustments on the noose.

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←#10 Bethea talking to an officer, just before he was hanged in the presence of a crowd estimated at 20,000 persons.
#12 Crowd gathers to view the hanging of Rainey Bethea after his conviction for murder in Kentucky.→

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