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Originally Posted by wolverinewolfweiselpigeon
No it was definitely in the wrist/forearm. Not only was the placement more durable but it allowed for the arms to be spread and pinned in such a way that asphyxiation was a more likely cause of death than bleeding out to maximize suffering.
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I fixed the quote. I was commenting on Batlord saying that the hands are too weak to be a suitable place for the crucifixion not the historical placement used.