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12-13-2019, 03:52 AM
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Re: Post Your Incomplete/abandoned Research Here
Hi there Unfortunately, with the incident taking place in the US, it's very unlikely that any imagery will be released to the public. It's only shootings on police bodycams that are shown.
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12-15-2019, 08:05 AM
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Re: Post Your Incomplete/abandoned Research Here
13th December 2019 46 year old Wanna Sae-Tang Thailand
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12-23-2019, 07:16 PM
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Re: Post Your Incomplete/abandoned Research Here
This lady's story might actually be kind of interesting if you look at her description plus her medications: Green-white capsules: Prozac 20mg (antidepressant). Not a large dose, pretty normal for an older person. Orange and yellow pills: generic clonazepam 0.5mg (anti-anxiety) Probably from two different pharmacies, but both colors are the same small dosage, like what you'd take before a dentist appointment or getting on a plane. Large orange capsules: these could be a lot of things, even ibuprofen (especially since they're in a plain bag) but given her history of heart disease I suspect they're 120mg diltiazem. The grey-green pills at the bottom are probably just vitamins. Here's where it gets interesting: Large white oblong pills: again, could be a lot of things, but one of those things is hydrocodone/paracetamol, an opioid painkiller. Small white round pills: 5mg Aricept. This inhibits the breakdown of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine; more on this in a moment. Hydrocephalus is listed as a contributing cause in her death. This syndrome is usually seen in newborns but can develop in adulthood, especially when comorbid with heart disease; it's an increase in pressure on the brain caused by a buildup of fluid. In older adults, it can present as headache, difficulty walking, difficulty thinking or concentrating, and confusion. It's notable that she does not seem to have any medications for fluid pressure. What she does have, though, is that 5mg Aricept, which is prescribed to treat dementia associated with Alzheimer's disease. This lady very likely had the neurological symptoms of hydrocephalus and was misdiagnosed with Alzheimer's. While on her trip to Cambodia, she came down with a cough. Her husband said she was "coughing a lot" that day and "felt uncomfortable". That nasty cough combined with preexisting hydrocephalus would have increased the pressure directly on her brainstem. She would have definitely felt "uncomfortable" in that case, headachey and with a sore, stiff neck. The photo looks like she had just gotten out of the shower. Probably she thought a nice hot shower would relieve her aching neck, started coughing again as she began to get dressed, her brainstem herniated during the cough attack, and she died of respiratory arrest. She probably never even knew she had the condition that killed her. |
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02-02-2020, 05:26 AM
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Re: Post Your Incomplete/abandoned Research Here
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02-02-2020, 04:47 PM
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Re: Post Your Incomplete/abandoned Research Here
This 30 yo woman was a restaurant owner in Thailand. In the morning, her uncle found her dead in her car. She had commited suicide by burning charcoal in her car. This weird suicide method seems common in thailand because there is many cases in Thai news. Unfortunately, her face is always censored, thats why i post her as incomplete. |