Video - Ancient Rome's Wildest Punishment: The Deadly 'Derimot' Sack!

Did you know that in ancient Rome, a bizarre form of punishment involved a sack called the "Derimot"? If someone was found guilty of parricide, they were sewn into a leather sack with a mix of live animals – typically a dog, a monkey, a snake, and a rooster. Talk about a wild party! The sack was then thrown into a river, ensuring the convicted person met a watery and chaotic end. Imagine trying to swim to safety with an angry snake and a screeching rooster as your cellmates! So next time you think your job is tough, just remember, it could always be worse.