At two o'clock that afternoon, the condemned women, Orlane Galbon and Marta Effler, were removed from their cells, dressed in garments of shame, and heavily shackled; they were then handed over to the royal guards and led—with ropes around their necks and dragged behind horses—to the Place Royale, where they knelt to hear their sentences.
Subsequently taken outside the city walls, they were turned over to the kingdom's executioner.
Facing the palace, they received twenty-five lashes before being branded with the mark of regicides.
Bound and hoisted onto crosses at three o'clock, they were left to their agony; Orlane Galbon passed away at six forty-four in the evening.