Russian Teens Shoot Themselves After Alleged Conflict with Parents

[Ayla]

Originally Posted by eyeful_hound

The mother didn't want daughter to sleep over with this boy, probably didn't want her daughter around this boy at all. He probably was homicidal and suicidal. The girl was just enamoured. Sure she left a suicide note, but he likely filled her head with stories of how romantic Romeo and Juliet were. So why did he say "last minutes of my life" and not "our lives"? Can't see her mouth, but his smile is like he's like giddy with the thought of her pulling the trigger on him. From the video, she's likely never shot a gun off in her life. I'm further speculating the mentality of an abusive relationship, rather than another guy, it is the mother; so if I can't have her, nobody will. Mother "ruined her life" -- Oh how HUGE the problems are at this tender age.

She did have a huge and immediate brain ejection, looks like it landed on her knee on the way to the floor.

I thought that was brain on the floor! Hardly any damage to it, well other than the fact that it is no longer inside of a skull. Just wow...

[soyadude]

Originally Posted by RottenRyan

What's in the glass on the couch? Looks like a mixture of grape juice, wine, and/or blood.

It was coca cola. There was a bottle of it on the floor in the video.

[soyadude]

Originally Posted by Ayla

I thought that was brain on the floor! Hardly any damage to it, well other than the fact that it is no longer inside of a skull. Just wow...

Popped like a balloon.. was a real air head? To think she said the boy should look good in death on the video.. from a gun suicide? Really?

[EETFUK]

At least she didn't spill her drink..

[LadyCPlum]

Originally Posted by wickedlara

I bet the parents wish they minded their own business. They clearly were dumb asses as parents. The results speak for themselves. I hope they suffer till they die for their stupidity.

You hope they die for not giving into their childs' every whim? And the global pussification continues. This is why we're having problems with the millenials, because their parents probably never ever told them the word "no" while raising them, tried to hard to be best buddies and not actual parents. Your logic seriously does not follow our Earth logic....

[laurenhayden1]

If she shot herself I would've thought the brains would've flown behind her, not in front of her? You can't easily shoot yourself in the back of the head. I'm no expert. Just looked wrong.

[BuckRoger]

You remember that they wounded her mother before incident?

[gboy69]

Originally Posted by laurenhayden1

If she shot herself I would've thought the brains would've flown behind her, not in front of her? You can't easily shoot yourself in the back of the head. I'm no expert. Just looked wrong.

the entry wound is under her chin - and the exit wound is in the top of her head; therefore her brain quite possibly would have flown in front

alternatively she may have been standing when she shot herself and fell backwards - the position of her body might indicate this, but then the glass probably would have been disturbed

[flyflicker123]

Originally Posted by wickedlara

I bet the parents wish they minded their own business. They clearly were dumb asses as parents. The results speak for themselves. I hope they suffer till they die for their stupidity.

DUMB

[Gizmo1981]

Originally Posted by LadyCPlum

You hope they die for not giving into their childs' every whim? And the global pussification continues. This is why we're having problems with the millenials, because their parents probably never ever told them the word "no" while raising them, tried to hard to be best buddies and not actual parents. Your logic seriously does not follow our Earth logic....

I agree, To me it just sounds like they were dragged up, Not brought up.

no child should ever take their own life but this is a ridiculous reason ( if there ever was one ) to do it.

This is what is wrong with the world these days.. Kids who have a sense of entitlement regardless of the rules and a clear lack of understanding that when a parent says no, It is not usually because they want to make their kids unhappy, But because there is a genuine reason why at that time the answer is no.

Even as a 15YO I could understand why certain things were an instant "yes" and other things a "no"