[TheCruxofBag]

Happened at the Central de Abastos market in Mexico City.

[earthangel444]

Poor guy. That was messy. Rest in peace. I can’t believe some of those other people just went along like business as usual & walked off.

[Mr.NoCredit]

He knew 100% that he’d die under those wheels. No question. It was quick.

Sad circumstance but even more so that he involved an innocent person in his death.

[HIGHTECHDUDE]

If there was any doubt about the first truck, the second truck erased it...

[philovan]

Originally Posted by earthangel444 ↗

Poor guy. That was messy. Rest in peace. I can’t believe some of those other people just went along like business as usual & walked off.

Better than getting involved in a police investigation and having to answer questions like:"What was your relationship with the deceased? or "What did you say to him just before he jumped under the truck?"

[soja]

Originally Posted by HIGHTECHDUDE ↗

If there was any doubt about the first truck, the second truck erased it...

there was never any doubt after that first truck. he was surely dead.

[stanmarsh]

Until I joined DR, I had no idea this was even a thing. Every time another video like this gets posted, I find myself wondering why they chose this technique.

I don't believe incidents such as these are impulsive acts. I believe that the decision was made well in advance and that they had to wait for the opportunity to act.

Typically, they act very nonchalant as they get into position so they don't raise suspicion. When the time is right, there is no hesitation.

Why do they choose this specific route when there are alternatives that are more efficient, don't make a mess, and don't give the driver PTSD?

[Necrotic Bowel]

Not one of those other people noticed what happened.

[Gorelord]

Originally Posted by stanmarsh ↗

Until I joined DR, I had no idea this was even a thing. Every time another video like this gets posted, I find myself wondering why they chose this technique.

I don't believe incidents such as these are impulsive acts. I believe that the decision was made well in advance and that they had to wait for the opportunity to act.

Typically, they act very nonchalant as they get into position so they don't raise suspicion. When the time is right, there is no hesitation.

Why do they choose this specific route when there are alternatives that are more efficient, don't make a mess, and don't give the driver PTSD?

Seriously? Ever seen a “flincher” or a failed hanging resulting in life as a drooling vegetable? This is probably one of the best ways to go imo. Doesn’t even have the relatively lengthy terror of jumping off a building either.

[stanmarsh]

You're talking about when things going wrong. Things could go wrong doing this too.