[Bletch]

Fascinating but sad

[Stevieaitch]

Id love to drive that car around and get pulled by the cops. Whats that occifer? A mummy ahhh yeah looks like one

[commondenom]

well the search for the missing guy wasn't very thorough at all

[Pelle]

Good search if they don't even look in the fuckin garage lol.

[knuggy]

A spritz of Febreze and you're good as new

[philovan]

Originally Posted by Pelle ↗

Good search if they don't even look in the fuckin garage lol.

The impression given here is that nobody was particularly interested in finding him. Probably no estate for the wife to collect, and nobody else with any interest in the matter. There are a lot of folks offing themselves who fit into this category. Most get found because . . . well corpses tend to stick out and/or stink.

[Razorhead]

Perfect Ghost Rider.

[gimlet]

Note said "nobodys fault but mine"

[Kelseecat65]

That's just weird. After 2.5 years his car was still in the garage? Odd that no one went in the garage all that time.

[WhatHaveIBecome]

Originally Posted by gunguy1911 ↗

I always wonder if people imagine how they will be found after they kill themselves, and if they knew about things like this would it change how they choose to do it.

I don’t know if this was a rhetoric question or not, but I’ll take a crack at it.

I tried to kill myself this fall, and I was a regular non-posting member here on DR. Obviously I’m still here to tell the tale, and the fact is that I was so mentally fucked at the point of my suicide attempt that I didn’t give a shit or even think about the clean up. People who commit suicide often feel like walking corpse anyways, and don’t have a high opinion of themselves that they worry their ugly dead body may diminish.