Comments by "Crazy Eyes" (@CrizzyEyes) on "" video.

@whatevernamegoeshere3644 He means your entire body does not become a circuit, only the part between the two electrodes. In other words he was agreeing with you. Contrary to popular belief, human bodies are not "good" conductors of electricity. That's why when we do get electrocuted, it is usually very painful or fatal. Electrocuting a person is analogous to clearing a blocked water pipe by forcing water through it at really high pressure instead of just clearing the blockage by moving it. In this case the person is the blockage. You are right to point out that if the other guy was correct and that the murderer grabbing an officer's hand would put that officer at risk, it would imply that tazing anyone at any point in their body would risk the electric shock passing through their heart and killing them instantly. The tazer only causes your muscles to spasm usually only in that local part of the body. Even still however there is a risk that your heart may stop depending on where the tazer is applied. Conversely there are some people who are very resistant to being tazed.
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