BobG
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http://www.nzherald.co.nz/strange-but-true/news/article.cfm?c_id=500835&objectid=10852321&ref=rss
I wonder if the bathroom had GFCI outlets?
Maybe the murder plotter could take some consolation in that sharing a hot tub with a panicked cat would be a pretty unpleasant experience.
On the other hand, even with a GFCI, the current had to flow into the tub for at least some short time (about 1/30 of a second). I'm thinking the panicked cat would want to be as far away from that hot tub as possible, with the aspiring murderer's head and face being a reasonably safe distance from the tub.
This would make a great movie scene!
According to an affidavit by FBI Special Agent Nicholas Manns, one plan Nash explored involved forcing the intended victim into a hot tub and electrocuting him by tossing in a radio and the intended victim's cat, with the hope of misleading authorities into thinking he was accidentally killed by the pet.
I wonder if the bathroom had GFCI outlets?
Maybe the murder plotter could take some consolation in that sharing a hot tub with a panicked cat would be a pretty unpleasant experience.
On the other hand, even with a GFCI, the current had to flow into the tub for at least some short time (about 1/30 of a second). I'm thinking the panicked cat would want to be as far away from that hot tub as possible, with the aspiring murderer's head and face being a reasonably safe distance from the tub.
This would make a great movie scene!
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