"Since I don't like the sight of blood, we won't be beheading anyone. Hang the foreman, the person in charge, and everyone involved in the murder case in the square. Don't feed them; only give them water to let them recall the feeling of the past famine.
Let them suffer under the scorching sun for seven full days. If they die, send them to the sanatorium for disposal. If they don't die after seven days, send them to the sanatorium for a long, slow 'convalescence.'
Confiscate all the possessions of these people. Their family members shall be stripped of their Hamlet citizenship and degraded to Serfdom, then starved for three days before being sent to the labor farms for indefinite reformation.
Those directly involved in the case will be treated the same: their losses will be recouped, and their status as free citizens will be revoked, reducing them to Serfs sent for reformation.
