[Annihilator]

Originally Posted by Steve 1 ↗

Think about how blood circulation works, why would you need to cut the flow to both sides of the carotid? One side will do.

Get two fingers and find your carotid, now press firmly, if you are doing it correctly you will start to feel yourself going in 20 seconds or so.

And another thing, she hung herself correctly, if the noose had of been at the back of her neck she would have strangled to death slowly. Shit, I hope you never take up medicine.

One side will do? Do you even know about the Circle of Willis? Look it up.

Two fingers are not going to cut off the carotid. Being close to the heart and being the main vessel supplying the head, you needs at least 10 pounds of force to close off the carotid. Not easy to do with two fingers. If you are blacking out, it's probably because of vagal stimulation.

Finally, the placement of the noose does not matter if it's slip knot and it's full suspension. No matter the knot is at the front, back, or the sides, the weight of an adult will close off the arteries sufficiently.

[Annihilator]

Originally Posted by Splay ↗

She was left-handed, so when she stepped off holding on, she pulled the knot around to that side. There are two carotid arteries in the neck. If you want to cut off blood flow in both, the knot has to be in back with a non-slip-knot noose like that one. She went out pretty quick, but there was a little blood still going to her brain, and her flopping around slid the noose even more to the side, so she got a second wind, so to speak. That's when she came to somewhat and tried to pull herself up. But she probably wasn't ever strong enough to do that, much less after hanging awhile unable to breath. And she never tried to step back up on the table after the first second, so she was not 100% at that point. Suffocation did her in at last. Best real hanging ever seen on the internet.

The knot is obviously a slip knot. Watch the video again.

[Splay]

Originally Posted by Annihilator ↗

The knot is obviously a slip knot. Watch the video again.

Yeah, maybe. That would allow the knot to move more easily It didn't slip much, though. Make mine 3/8-inch nylon braid, please, when my time comes.

[minka1]

Oh she definitely wanted to get herself out of that. Wow. This is the first time I have ever watched a video of a woman hanging herself and going thru those movements...as well as the first time ever to watch someone realize they didn’t want to suicide.
Wow. Fucking creepy and disturbing but also very interesting.
At one point she scratches herself, think she actually felt an itch that needed relief? First I’ve ever seen of that done by someone hanging themselves!

Question: If you were watching someone’s stream, they said they were going to kill themselves, what would you do?

[Steve]

Originally Posted by Annihilator ↗

One side will do? Do you even know about the Circle of Willis? Look it up.

Two fingers are not going to cut off the carotid. Being close to the heart and being the main vessel supplying the head, you needs at least 10 pounds of force to close off the carotid. Not easy to do with two fingers. If you are blacking out, it's probably because of vagal stimulation.

Finally, the placement of the noose does not matter if it's slip knot and it's full suspension. No matter the knot is at the front, back, or the sides, the weight of an adult will close off the arteries sufficiently.

Rubbish, try what I said, find your carotid and see what happens. I suspect you would lie anyway in a vain attempt to win an argument.

One side is enough.

[Aries85]

Poor thing.

[azblue81]

Now THAT is a quality ceiling fan!

[300ZXNA]

Originally Posted by Steve 1 ↗

Rubbish, try what I said, find your carotid and see what happens. I suspect you would lie anyway in a vain attempt to win an argument.

One side is enough.

Doctor here.

Uh, no, Annihilator is absolutely correct. People can have blockages of one side of their carotid from atherosclerosis and be completely unaware due to the redundant blood supply from the other carotid, as well as the continued supply from the verterbral arteries at the posterior of the circle of willis through the pontine artery and the communicating arteries in the aforementioned Circle of Willis. People can live indefinitely with one side blocked provided it doesn't throw an emboli up into the brain (which is absolutely the main concern).

Gotta love it when mediocre dumbasses who don't know anything think they know it all.

[Rixon3]

Might look terrible with all those reflexes, but it still seems like a smooth way to go

[ninjasalad]

She could of at least turned the fan on.