64 of I Am a Hero a burnt body is shown on the side of the road. One of the characters, Araki, says it may have been executed by necklacing. A man is seen being necklaced in the 2003 war drama Tears of the Sun as the SEAL team enters a Nigerian village being massacred by rebel forces. In the opening scenes of the film Bopha!, a black South African police officer is executed by a lynch mob of black anti-apartheid militants who accuse him of betrayal. In Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, one mission has the player take on the role of a disavowed Task Force 141 member infiltrating a village under control of Sierra Leone militia, who are executing villagers by necklacing. Villagers can be saved, depending on the player's actions. In Night of the Kings, the character Zama is killed by necklacing. In the 2012 Oliver Stone film Savages, cartel 'madrina' Elena Sánchez's (Salma Hayek) henchman, Alex Reyes (Demián Bichir) is 'necklaced' to death by her enforcer Miguel "Lado" Arroyo (Benicio del Toro) after he is set up by protagonists 'Chon and Ben' (Taylor Kitsch and Aaron Taylor-Johnson). In the 2008 British horror film, Eden Lake, the young child Adam is 'necklaced' by the group of delinquents led by Brett, after their victim Jenny escapes the bonfire they built. In the 2019 Indian television series Sacred Games, a Muslim youth is necklaced by a Hindu-led lynch mob. The tyre is not set on fire, and the mob allows the already-dying youth to take it off, but it is used as a form of humiliation. Delhi: A Novel by Khushwant Singh describes anti-Sikh necklacing in response to the murder of Indira Gandhi. References External links An exploratory study of insider accounts of necklacing in three Port Elizabeth townships by Ntuthu Nomoyi and Willem Schurink, "Violence in South Africa: A Variety of Perspectives", editors Elirea Bornman, René van Eeden, Marie Wentzel, HSRC, Chapter 6, pp. 147–173, . Criminal homicide Execution methods Extrajudicial killings in South Africa Tires Torture