2. Max Payne 3 Marcelo Gets Necklaced For A Cover-Up
If you dont know what necklacing is, congratulations youve gone far enough without reading about something truly horrific. If you still dont wish to know, click on the next slide its not very nice at all. Go on, I dont mind. Still here? Ok then. Well, necklacing is an execution practice either originating in Brazil or South Africa where the subject has a tyre stuck around their neck hence, necklacing filled with petrol and then lit, causing the unfortunate soul wearing the tyre to die via a combination of fire and molten rubber. People have been known to live for anywhere between 15 and 30 minutes after the tyre is lit, so its really not a good way to go at all. So spare a thought for Marcelo in Max Payne 3. The blokes hardly evil his main fault appears to be his jealousy for his older brother, yet even when Max kills him hes utterly distraught. So when this man gets necklaced by vigilantes/corrupt cops to shift the blame for the Max Payne-related carnage onto the Favelas local gangs, youve got to feel for him. He was just a nice idiot, and he dies in the most painful way imaginable, when they couldve killed him quickly. Its just unremittingly brutal, and utterly undeserved, even if you didnt like the bloke.