[MannyFarber1980]

First 4 pictures are from a 59 year old man killed a few days ago (on 3rd of april) by the Fryazin-Moscow rapid. He was dragged for 150 meters.

After that, you got a lady in boots : she was found near the Ostryakov station in Crimea a few months ago (hope this pic wasn't published here...) She did not have identity papers and stays unidentified. She was between 40 and 50 years old.

The guy in the blue jacket quarelled with friends, then for some reason, couldn't stand it and put himsel on the tracks.

Last guy, with the little puppies was 26 year old when, on last 18 march, near the station of Khabarovsk, he threw himsel under a freight train. Unfortunately, stray dogs found him first and partially ate him...

I don't know why but this kind of suicides and accidents seem to be more frequent in Russia than any other country, because i find dozens of them.

[philovan]

Tolstoy made it the thing with Anna Karenina. If your life goes to shit, throw yourself under a train. They've been following in the footsteps of that novel for the past 140 years. One of the great masterpieces in Russian literary history.

[RiversEdge]

great pictures. I wonder if the public got there before authorities.

[durt]

Dogs having lunch before the clean up crew takes them away

[Zeeta]

Pic #4 - is that an eyeball still attached to a brain?

[Teacupmydear]

Pic 4 - I thought it was a heart

[RiversEdge]

Originally Posted by Zeeta ↗

Pic #4 - is that an eyeball still attached to a brain?

I didn't notice that before. It sure looks like it, right?

[danielsan]

Originally Posted by Zeeta ↗

Pic #4 - is that an eyeball still attached to a brain?

I think it's the ball joint that joins the neck of femur to the pelvic bone.

[kellyhound]

must have been very hungry dogs

[MannyFarber1980]

Originally Posted by RiversEdge ↗

great pictures. I wonder if the public got there before authorities.

You're right, these pictures were taken by the first witnesses, before authorities arrive at the scene.