John Sage Research Paper

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Ghost of the sadist John sage: Obviously you can imagine the chamber will be haunted in future no surprise there. The infamous notorious torturer John sage's pathetic ghost haunts there. John sage was the most dangerous and sadist torturer in the Chillingham torture chamber. The psycho ill maniac John Sage tortured more than 7500 people in three years most of them are Scottish.
He took great pleasure while he applied different techniques to produce enormous pain and fear for the prisoners. He remained all time thirsty to hear the horrifying sound of those dying people. He burned hundreds of Scottish men and children in the courtyard. This sadist sick once dug down his own fate by his brutal nature. One night he took his girlfriend Elizabeth
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They also demanded to release all Scotts who were imprisoned there. The war between the two nations was in the time of end and in the process of starting peace. Royal army was almost left broken after wars and wars with Scotts. King was not choice unless fulfill of Border Reivers demand. He ordered John Sage to make all prisoners free. King ordered this on a Thursday. But he disobeyed the order and next two days this headless devil started to kill more Scotts. He attacked on villages besides of the castle and killed as much as he can. Brought hundreds of Scottish people in the castle. He was hurrying to kill more and more Scottish people before King force him to make his order applied. John Sage burnt all adults in the courtyard and children were locked in the Killing room. After the he enjoyed burning fleshes of adults he took an axe to finish the children too. He believed in no mercy, because one day they will be grown up and will find their way for revenge. On Saturday King ordered to hang John till his last breath. People gather with enjoyment, cheers to see the end of the cruel monster. The devil was hanged from the big tree outside. People started to cut his body parts as

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