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The half-siblings in Skæling were beheaded in 1706 for blood libel.

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In the Faroese history there is a story that people were hanged in the Faroe Islands in Viking times, but we do not have documentary evidence of executions in the Faroe Islands until the foot accounts
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The half-siblings in Skæling were beheaded in 1706 for blood libel.

In the Faroese history there is a story that people were hanged in the Faroe Islands in Viking times, but we do not have documentary evidence of executions in the Faroe Islands until the foot accounts

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