Category talk:Torture

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I'm puzzled by the inclusion of nasogastric intubation. The page on it describes it as a straightforward medical procedure, without any reference to torture. Should it be removed from this category, or should the NG intubation page be updated? --69.225.127.1 02:31, 16 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Why is "Rape" a subcategory of Torture? this makes absolutely no sense.

Rounding

I read this book where this was a torturous death called "rounding." From the book, it was a technique invented by Native Americans and used during the American and Indian hostilities (don't know the official name for it) in the 1800s. What happened was that the person would cut off the victim's nose, lips, ears, and cheeks, which caused the face to be "rounded." Is this real or made up? The book I read about this in was one of those mystery Lincoln & Child novels.