[smudge10]

If she was still conscious why only use one hand to grab the rope?

[PyroMiasma]

Originally Posted by Vedderman ↗

I'm not going to opine on what was or wasn't going through what was left of her brain at any point. Second thoughts, panic, impatience, static, white noise...there is no way whatsoever to know that as an outside observer.

But I'm standing firm in my assertion that there was deliberation in that ladder-reach with her leg. I'm not sure how she could have had enough consciousness 60 seconds in to make that gesture, but it was simply too deliberate and focused to be an involuntary spasm in my opinion.

Yeah, it’s odd. You can definitely pick out the unconcious, brain damagaed movements almost immediately after she starts but that attempt to flex both legs to get back to the ladder couldn’t have been accidental. Maybe she shifted the rope enough during her initial struggles to relieve some of the pressure on her cartoid and it woke her up briefly? It was interesting that attempt was also the last time she was really able to use her right leg, you can see her kicking solely with her left for another minute. I’d say it would match the kind of unilateral nervous system damage you’d see in a stroke, that weight on her neck combined with with the thrashing probably tore something important.

[tcraig619]

Originally Posted by soyadude ↗

She changed her mind halfway. She tried to pull herself up and tried to reach the ladder with her feet but only kicked it further away. She was conscious until she let go off the rope on her neck. Probably wasnt as quick and painless as she thought. Her body was stiff from the pain. Her head must have felt like bursting. All that pressure on her neck and her jaw from her body weight must have made her feel like she was being decapitated slowly. Should have gone for a long fall to snap the neck and end it quickly.

That's reflex, after the first few seconds you're out.

[oudja]

very good video. Would be nice to find the source, the video that is filmed, because the quality would be better than a screen filmed by a phone

[Qberth]

You can have a pretty painless and quick death if you manage to cut out the blood circulation to the brain. Obviously that didn't happen here but she suffocated herself to death. Lot of people kill themselves by hanging so that their feet are still on the ground. That way you can lower your body slowly until you pass out. That's the way I'll go if I ever need to euthanize myself. I'd do that instead of losing my mind slowly and spending the rest of my days staring at the ceiling and being a burden to my loved ones. Or shooting some opiate into my veins or using some gas.

[soyadude]

Originally Posted by tcraig619 ↗

That's reflex, after the first few seconds you're out.

She wasnt out. Those inward clenched fists in the first minute or looks involuntary but they werent. She was trying to keep her hands down and from reaching for the rope which is what anyone would instinctively do when being strangled. She was in a lot of pain throughout but she was trying to go through with it by sheer willpower alone.

How does one become unconscious and know exactly where the ladder was and try to reach for it with their leg? Remember, she was slowly spinning around as she was hanging.. dont you have to see where the ladder is?

[BluderFly]

Originally Posted by smudge10 ↗

I think she passed out after the first couple of seconds. The rest is just muscle spasms.

I don't think so. Looks like she may have changed her mind.

Her eyes are open, and you can see she made a conscious effort to lift her leg and get back on the ladder, but inadvertently kicked it further away (offscreen). You can hear the scrape of metal as it slides across the concrete floor.

After, she uneffectually tries to grab the rope and pull herself up.

Such a waste of life. :/

[DankStank]

"So throw in the towel 'cause your life ain't shit.
No, take that towel an' hang yourself with it!"

[gboy69]

Originally Posted by soyadude ↗

How does one become unconscious and know exactly where the ladder was and try to reach for it with their leg? Remember, she was slowly spinning around as she was hanging.. dont you have to see where the ladder is?

there have been numerous examples of people who tried to hang themselves, but then somehow saved themselves with absolutely no recollection of it whatsoever

perhaps those people were lying - perhaps they forgot the pain they felt while hanging - either way, the human body will do amazing things to save itself from danger

[monkeyblitzkrieg]

Think she changed her mind.