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Posted on April 22, 2008, 8:00 am, by Craig Silverman, under Newspapers.

We said that, in the American TV drama 24, Jack Bauer, the counter-terrorism agent, resorted to electrocution to extract information. You cannot extract information from someone who has been electrocuted because they are dead (Questioning, the Jack Bauer way, page 1, April 19). Link

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patrick

In a zombie movie it might work.
http://twitter.com/doughamlin Doug H

Actually, electrocution doesn’t always lead to death.
Dave G

Actually, electrocution IS death, as it’s defined as death by electric shock.

Literacy reigns. Sadly, it doesn’t “rain.”
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