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After only thirty-five minutes of deliberation, a jury today convicted Richard Raker, 59, of molesting a 15-year-old girl in his Millersburg home in 2016. The jury found Raker guilty of aggravated indecent assault, indecent assault, unlawful contact with a minor, and corruption of minors following a two day trial before Judge Deborah E. Curcillo.
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This task was for the so called 'night-soil men' to do. As disgusting as this job was, it could also be dangerous, as when in 1326 a certain Richard the Raker fell into his cess-pit and drowned "monstrously in his own excrement" while he was attempting to empty it. By the 16th century a new cess-pit related job was invented, that of the.
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Perhaps most famously, gong farmer Richard the Raker drowned in a pit whose ceiling had rotted in 1325. In the case of Newcastle Castle, the fort was largely abandoned by the 1500s with enough excrement to fill 30 modern-day shipping containers left behind. In the end, human innovation did away with any need for a gong farmer.
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Back in Britain, one Richard the Raker is remembered in history thanks solely to sitting down on his own privy one day and having the rotted boards brake under him, causing him to fall into the muck below and "drown in a dreadful manner", as recorded in the London Coroners' Roll of 1326.
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Unfortunately for Richard the Raker (died 1326), he had a stupid death. In medieval England, cess pits were frequently placed under toilets for human wastes. Unfortunately for Richard the Raker.
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County Judge Deborah E. Curcillo ordered Richard Raker, 59, of Millersburg, to spend 3 to 6 years behind bars, followed by 3 years of probation, Chief Deputy District Attorney Jennifer Gettle said.
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There are accounts of gong farmers dying on the job, including poor Richard the Raker (take a guess what he raked), who drowned in a cesspit in 1325. Additionally, younger boys were often on the job, as being smaller in stature helped them fit into otherwise hard-to-reach spaces.
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A Dauphin County jury convicted Richard Raker, 59, of sexually assaulting an "intellectually disabled" 15-year-old girl in his Millersburg home four years ago.
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One notable incident occurred in 1326, when a gong-farmer named Richard the Raker fell into a cesspit whose ceiling had rotted, and drowned while collecting feces. Due to the unsavory nature of the job, gong-farmers were typically well-paid, but they were not well-respected and were often avoided by others in their community.
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One account from history detailed the death of Richard The Raker, a gong farmer who fell into a cesspit and drowned in human waste. Apart from literal crappy conditions, they had figuratively.
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In 1325 a medieval gong farmer named Richard the Raker was emptying his own personal cesspit when he accidentally fell in, drowning to death in his own gong. Gong farming did have one upside in that they were well rewarded, earning around a sixpence a day, a weeks wages for the average laborer.
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Five hundred years after the fact, London was slowly re-creating the horrific demise of Richard the Raker: it was drowning in its own filth. ALL OF THOSE HUMAN LIVES CROWDED TOGETHER HAD AN inevitable repercussion: a surge in corpses. In the early 1840s, a twenty-three-year-old Prussian named Friedrich Engels embarked on a scouting mission for.
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Sadly, in 1326, according to Greg Jenner's A Million Years in a Day, one gong farmer known as "Richard the Raker" fell into his own cesspit while making a contribution to it and drowned in his own.