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FIGHTING WITH ROPES AND SASHES

Thugs were men who led mostly nomadic lives and would fall in with other travelers and befriend them. Later, on isolated roads or in sparsely populated villages, the Thugs would rob them of their possessions and often kill them. Their preferred method for committing their crimes was strangulation — using a short length of rope, belt, sash or head scarf. To a lesser

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