sähkötuoli
Sähkötuoli, meaning "electric chair" in Finnish, refers to a device used for capital punishment. It consists of a chair equipped with electrodes designed to deliver a fatal electrical current to a condemned person. The process typically involves strapping the individual into the chair and applying electrodes to the head and a leg. A series of electrical shocks are then administered, intended to cause immediate unconsciousness and death.
The development of the electric chair as a method of execution began in the late 19th century
Over time, the use of the electric chair has declined significantly. Many jurisdictions that once employed