[HiBypass]

sometimes the effort people put into their suicides seems extreme

[JakeHarper]

Originally Posted by MrFlibble ↗

This isn't the first German guillotine suicide I've read about. Very strange!

Awesome post, sir!

Thats because they took our guns after WWII.

[icehole]

The efforts to kill himself

[GlowingGhoul]

Blood inhalation suggests an incomplete decapitation, it may have not become "complete" until much later when the meat got mushy and the 66 lbs of weighted blade pushed through.

[Faust]

The Germans really are crafty motherfuckers!

[christmascandy1]

it said in the report the body was covered w a blanket...uhmm..how did it get removed??

[GlowingGhoul]

Originally Posted by christmascandy1 ↗

it said in the report the body was covered w a blanket...uhmm..how did it get removed??

Probobly by a now traumatized firefighter who will never be able to pull off a blanket for fear of what he'll find underneath.

[BiothDaSloth]

Suicide can be fascinating to me. People will come up with the most elaborate methods, being laser-focused on a specific way to end their misery. Examples: the twins who built a shotgun, the guy who used a chainsaw on himself, the helium suicides, the woman who put a plastic bag over her head and used a zip-tie to secured it. I imagine them thinking to themselves, "I am a worthless fuckup and wish to die, but I want it to be more memorable than the regular gunshots and wrist slitting folks."

[Drastic85]

Check out the story by MrBallen on Youtube about the son that spent months building one of these secretly in his room.

[splice77]

and he has time to create his own suicide machine instead of just jumping from a high rise bldg. duhh!