People who made it into the news as a spanker or spankee: Difference between revisions

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Here is a list of people who made it into the news as a spanker or spankee (typically involving scandals and/or crimes):

Spankers/Flagellators:

1611: Elizabeth Báthory (accused of torturing and killing hundreds of girls and young women, placed under house arrest in a walled up set of rooms until her death)
17th century: Whipping Tom (phantom spanker in London)
1767: Elizabeth Brownrigg (tried and executed for whipping her servant girl Mary Clifford to death)
1768: Darya Saltykova (tried and sentenced to imprisonment for life for having killed 38 female serfs by beating and torturing them to death)
1903: Andreas Dippold (tried and sentenced to prison for beating his pupil Heinz Koch to death)
1924: Edith Kadivec (tried and sentenced to prison for spanking her pupils in front of paying witnesses)

Spankees:

1994: Michael P. Fay (for receiving judicial caning in Singapore)
1999: Amber Page (for receiving school paddling)
2003: Audrey Pee (for receiving school paddling)
2004: Louise Ogborn (for being abused and spanked on her workplace)
?: Andrea Tsaknakis (journalist who says she was spanked by Saddam Hussein for asking a wrong question) - [1]
2009: Teenaged girl in Swat Valley

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 Spankers/Flagellators:
 * 1611: [[Elizabeth Báthory]] (accused of torturing and killing hundreds of girls and young women, placed under house arrest in a walled up set of rooms until her death)
-* 17th century: [[Whipping Tom]] (phantom spanker in London)
+* [[17th century]]: [[Whipping Tom]] (phantom spanker in London)
 * 1767: [[Elizabeth Brownrigg]] (tried and executed for whipping her servant girl Mary Clifford to death)
 * 1768: [[Darya Saltykova]] (tried and sentenced to imprisonment for life for having killed 38 female serfs by beating and torturing them to death)