Chapter 14: Conclusion

In our presentation of the seven most important hangmen in Canada, we have surmised that many of them were likely psychopaths, although in a few cases we lack enough evidence to come to that conclusion. In any case, they were usually unsavory characters. If readers disagree, I hope that this focus on the hangmen of Canada, not only dispels many myths about them, but also is a contribution more broadly to the history of crime and punishment in Canada.

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Manitoba Law Journal
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2025-08-08
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https://doi.org/10.29173/mlj1420
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Chapter 14: Conclusion

Alvin A. J. Esau
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Chapter 14: Conclusion

Alvin A. J. Esau
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Abstract

In our presentation of the seven most important hangmen in Canada, we have surmised that many of them were likely psychopaths, although in a few cases we lack enough evidence to come to that conclusion. In any case, they were usually unsavory characters. If readers disagree, I hope that this focus on the hangmen of Canada, not only dispels many myths about them, but also is a contribution more broadly to the history of crime and punishment in Canada.

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