(Yawn!) Hanged and Hung are both past tense forms of Hang. Hung is the strong form, but has taken a slightly different meaning than hanged. Hung means suspended, and hanged means suspended as a means of execution.
https://blog.oxforddictionaries.com/2017/08/22/hung-or-hanged/
For a real “slide” trip into linguistics;
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germanic_strong_verb
“hang hung hung (Note that, in the transitive sense of hanging someone by the neck, hang usually has regular weak conjugation hanged)”
In short, we want them tried and hanged.
Ok, while our midterms hang in the balance - and they really do - you want to talk about the difference between hung and hanged.
That discussion will reallly advance this thread!
Hung and hanged have always been confused, and always will be! Please don’t pollute this thread with that kind of BS!
Sho Nuff!