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07-09-2020, 02:59 AM
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Re: Indian Chick Hangs Herself on Facebook Live
a lot of folks in this thread must be blind i guess. she's going clonic spasms all she can from the very start. |
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07-09-2020, 09:31 PM
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Re: Indian Chick Hangs Herself on Facebook Live
Your 100% dead on Killgaad. The scarf can, from that angle, compress all 4 of her carotid arteries. If that in fact happened, she would be unconscious in about 3 to 10 seconds (depending on her blood O2 level). She would immediately start suffering effects of cerebral hypoxia. Since semi-autonomous breathing function IS NOT impaired and circulation to and from the brain IS constricted, we call this stagnant hypoxia. Hypoxia just refers to a low blood oxygen level. Too low to sustain life. Cerebral hypoxia specifically means the same thing just only in the location of the brain. I disagree with the 25 minute assessment for death. Brain cells are super sensitive to a lack of oxygen. Some brain cells start dying less than 5 minutes after their oxygen supply disappears. As a result, brain hypoxia can rapidly cause severe brain damage or death. The average adult will be dead with 10 minutes, if you body holds out that long and doesn't suffer a heart attack as a result of the lack of oxygen (shouldn't here because her heart is still receiving oxygen). Let me break this down for you guys the way it was taught to me, that way you have it for reference in future videos. First: The patient's brain is deprived of oxygen (as little as 3 seconds), the body shuts itself down, unconsciousness results. At first the patient will be motionless. As the brain starts to die, the portion responsible for breathing will quit functioning and the patient will go into respiratory arrest. There will be no chest movement or breathing sounds. The patient will remain unconscious unless breathing is reestablished. Second: Hypoxic Convulsions (Usually what you see in a hanging): Due to the lack of oxygen in the brain, the patient may look as if they are having a convulsion, which is why this stage is called the hypoxic convulsion stage. The patient's/victim’s (odds are turning against you at this point) skin turns blue, especially in the lips and fingernail beds, and the body may appear rigid. There may be violent jerking of the body and frothing at the mouth. Last: The final stage is death. Clinical death occurs when both breathing and circulation stop. The victim's heart stops pumping blood (cardiac arrest). The organs are no longer receiving oxygen rich blood. The lack of oxygen causes the skin to turn blue. |
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07-10-2020, 12:56 AM
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Re: Indian Chick Hangs Herself on Facebook Live
That’s the toughest I’ve ever heard someone go burying their head in the sand. Good riddance. And if “i’ve been ignored” why did you reply to my last message? Nah, I don’t think you did, you seem like the kind of person who loves stirring up shit and this is exactly what you wanted. The real question is, when you read this, will you eat your own shitty words and try to clap back or just sit in your basement fuming because you painted yourself in a corner? Time will tell. Back on topic, this vid is real, no evidence of a harness and abdominal spasms seem consistent. You can see subtle twitches in the feet as the brain starts to die. People crying about no pee, that wouldn’t be visible without an HD camera unless she really had to let loose. |
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07-10-2020, 10:33 AM
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Re: Indian Chick Hangs Herself on Facebook Live
Dude, your thoughts are not normal. Please keep your necro fantasies confined to the lurid catacombs of your own cranium, where they belong—do not project your sickness unto others. My original post you are referring to had nothing to do with your prurient connotations, as I was only referring to physical characteristics and the worth of beauty as-a-concept, vis a vis of the lack thereof—all from a philosophical standpoint. Dream on, sicko. |