Synopsis

Title:  NOOSE The Hangman’s Tale

 

In 1976, amidst national debate, the House of Commons makes a historic decision to end Canada’s long-standing tradition of capital punishment. As the nation grapples with the implications, viewers witness the tense parliamentary vote that marks a turning point in Canadian history. 

 

Delving into the past, the series uncovers the stories of individuals who faced execution between 1867 and 1923. From the youngest offenders to the oldest, and from rural towns to bustling cities, each episode reveals the diverse backgrounds and circumstances that led them to the gallows.

 

Exploring the rarely discussed stories of the eleven women who met their fate on death row. From tales of betrayal to acts of desperation, these episodes sheds light on the lives of these forgotten figures and challenges stereotypes surrounding female offenders.

 

As the series progresses, viewers confront the harsh realities of a justice system plagued by biases and flaws. Through gripping narratives and compelling reenactments, “NOOSE” exposes the injustices that also led to some wrongful convictions and the ultimate price paid by the innocent.

 

Noose journey’s inside the courtrooms and prison cells where life and death decisions were made. Through dramatic portrayals and expert analysis, Noose reveals the legal battles, political pressures, and moral dilemmas that shaped the fate of those sentenced to die. In the aftermath of abolition, the series reflects on the lasting impact of Canada’s decision to abolish the death penalty. With interviews from historians, activists, and politicians, “NOOSE” explores how this pivotal moment continues to shape the nation’s understanding of justice and human rights.

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