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I mean, surely he would have been jostled about, but I wouldn't assume that people trying to save a hanged man are likely to handle his throat so roughly that they break his neck in the process — and if that were a common reaction, you'd expect it to have happened before?
Granted, nobody really knows much of anything about what happened in that cell before, during or after his death. The whole thing is just bizarre
I certainly agree! And I'm not certain there wasn't shenanigans in setting this up. I just find the fracture easily explained by panicked guards.
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