What Sydney Nicola Bennett requests:

Death Row for what they did to Bennett & others

PRISON CELLS - FOR LIFE

Capitol Punishment & Life or up to

Life Sentences for 100% of those that physically enterred 2 of 3 relevant labs between 1985-2026

1-6 years & Potential conditional release at year 6 for some or less or more

Over the 2012-2026 attacks & efforts leading up to dating back before 2008, 1999, 1993 & 1989

https://closingtimesbg.blogspot.com/2026/10/federal-international-testimony-sydney.html

Multiple external & professional or expert opinions then scenarios & legal case review with different law-firms domestically & internationally exist. Sydney Nicola Bennett is requesting maximum Sentencing & Financial damages for oneself & others affected in family of while others affected have to sue separately

HOW BENNETT SEES IT:

Adult legal status ages 16-18. 2001-2003

Did not meet critieria. No Law-Court order. No Opt in process

Did not invite any of the 2 not third investigative labs to hook ones brain - body up to anything before moving to Montreal in 2001 & connecting from before moving to British Columbia & then later Alberta & travelling from incluidng options between for different purposes if in Canada

This includes time in Ottawa 2008-2011 & Kayaking + spending time with family in Callander Bay south of North Bay before moving to Kelowna then Calgary in 2012 to work, study & live

The 2012-2026 attacks & escalated efforts for 2012 & everything leading up to

ELECTRICITY CHAIRS & LETHAL INJECTION OR DEATH BY SHOOTING

K.T UN Neuro-Labs of Alpha Health augmented wBCI cells to the point of even a diaper & padded cell + straight jacket

Dallas Texas. Bennett likes USA. Does not appreciate wBCI negligence or private interests & or negligence in mis-use at University, Hospital or Clinics

Canada is a different atmosphere for such punishment & rehabilitation for conditional release like other countries

Massachusetts like Vermont, Colorado, North Carolina or Arizona & California are different like Florida than Texas

A wBCI psych threat or prisoner of law-court order in a Chain gang even. Uh?

Wireless brain terror affecting the body on a US Flight or on - off before or after boarding including all efforts before or after on US Soil

PEOPLE & GROUPS OPINIONS EXIST

Now K.T UN Neuro-Labs of Alpha Health & Sydney Nicola Bennett wirh many others have separate opinions with evidence

We are 100% against the Province of Ontario now & external interests like internal over the 2012-2026 attacks & escalated efforts for 2026

NORTH BAY & AREA = ENEMIES OF SYDNEY

There is no way the North Bay & area alongside externaps to are getting away with the 2012-2026 attacks & efforts leading up to dating back before 2008, 1999, 1993 & 1989

TRAPPING & ENTRAPMENT IN ONTARIO

Jordan R Bennett & Sydney N Bennett "Nic" (City)

Jordan - Rod - Nic + Marie taking the photo

Callander, Ontario 1980's

WHEN NB-OT NEURO-LABS IN ONTARIO USED

Areas of Government & private - personal sector

North Bay & area Governments. North Bay Police & Prison + Ontario Hospital Networks like O.P.P are like NB-OT Neuro-Labs in Ontario & Univision Labs Coachella - Anaheim + Saskatoon are enemies of Sydney Nicola Bennett since 1999-2001 & prior like daoly since

NORTH BAY POLICE SERVICE = CAUGHT & EXPOSED LIKE OTHER AREAS OF GOVERNMENT

Bennett is not one to forgive or forget in life

Cross me once. Cross me twice. A third time thats it. No reset. Legal or private route

DEATH BY THE FIRING SQUAD. YEAH.

Death by shooting (firing squad) in the U.S. has seen a renewed focus and recent deployment amid escalating debates over capital punishment and problems with lethal injection:

Recent U.S. Firing Squad Executions: South Carolina executed Brad Sigmon by firing squad in March 2025, marking the first firing squad execution in the U.S. in 15 years. South Carolina subsequently carried out a total of three firing squad executions.

Upcoming Military Execution: The U.S. military is scheduled to execute Fort Hood mass shooter Nidal Malik Hasan by firing squad on December 3, 2026, at Fort Hood in Texas. It will be the first U.S. Army firing squad execution since 1945. (A plan to publicly livestream the execution was later scaled back or reversed following controversy).

State Authorizations & Legislation: Several states—including Idaho, South Carolina, and others—have authorized or turned toward firing squads as an alternative method following difficulties and high-profile botched lethal injections (such as the September 2026 case of Christa Pike in Tennessee). Idaho enacted a law making the firing squad a primary execution method.

Federal Policy: The use of firing squads for federal or approved military capital cases has gained official backing, positioning shooting as a revived alternative to traditional lethal injection protocols.

Callander, Ontario, Canada connection pre - post 1999 is evident with locals involved operating at some Labs not hooked up to wBCI's

An electric chair is a specialized device used for capital punishment by electrocution, where a condemned person is strapped into a wooden chair and subjected to high-voltage electric currents through electrodes attached to the head and legs.

History and Invention

Conception: Dentist Alfred P. Southwick proposed the electric chair in Buffalo, New York, in 1881 as a supposedly faster and more humane alternative to hanging.

Adoption: New York adopted the method in 1888, and the first execution took place on August 6, 1890, at Auburn State Prison, where William Kemmler was executed.

The "War of the Currents": The device became tied to the rivalry between Thomas Edison (who promoted direct current and backed electric chair development) and George Westinghouse (alternating current).

First Execution: William Kemmler's execution was botched and prolonged, lasting about eight minutes and causing severe complications.

Mechanics and Operation

Setup: The prisoner is strapped into a custom chair with damp sponge-covered electrodes placed on the head and leg.

Current: A heavy electrical charge is passed through the body for a duration typically lasting around two minutes.

Nicknames: Electric chairs in various U.S. states were often given grim monikers such as "Old Sparky" or "Old Smokey".

Modern Status

Decline: Electrocution was once the most common method of judicial execution in the United States, peak usage spanning the early-to-mid 20th century.

Transition: Throughout the late 20th and early 21st centuries, states largely replaced the electric chair with lethal injection. It is now used very rarely or maintained only as a secondary/optional method upon the prisoner's request in a small number of states.