Sam was 10 years old and had recently joined the Cub Scouts. He had heard much about the knot tying merit badge and was looking forward to finally earning it. When the final knot - the noose - came along, Sam was one of the many scouts to volunteer to demonstrate.

The Scoutmaster, a tall man with a stern expression, called out Sam's name and asked him to come up and stand on a box under the tree so everyone could see him. Sam was hesitant at first, but obliged and went up onto the box.

The Scoutmaster then exhorted everyone to watch closely as he tied the noose around Sam's neck. As Sam felt the noose tighten around his neck, he grew increasingly frightened of what the Scoutmaster had in store for him. The other scouts watched, equally confused and scared as to what was going to happen next.

The Scoutmaster then proceeded to undress Sam before tying his hands behind his back. He then announced to everyone that before Sam's death, each of the scouts will get a turn to 'fuck him'.

The other scouts began to undress, and formed a line behind Sam. One by one, they took their turn and thrust into Sam's terrified body. His cries of pain and fear echoed throughout the area, yet none of the boys seemed to care. All they wanted was to have their turn, to fulfill their own adolescent desires.

After what seemed like an eternity, it was finally over. The Scoutmaster thanked Sam for volunteering again and asked him to be brave and put on a good show as he dies. Tears streaming down his face, Sam let out a single sob before the Scoutmaster pulled away the box and Sam fell a couple of inches before the noose began to slowly strangle him.

Sam struggled for 15 agonizing minutes before he finally passed away with an erection, his young body still suspended from the noose.

The other scouts watched in horror as the Scoutmaster cut the noose and lowered Sam's lifeless body onto the ground. Sam was gone, but his story would never be forgotten. The Scouts had learned a hard lesson that day - a lesson that they would carry with them for the rest of their lives.