Does anyone remember where we can find here the photo and explanations of an old woman's CTB just using stockings she tied around her neck ?

[babouflo201223]

Does anyone remember where we can find here the photo and explanations about an old woman's CTB just using stockings she tied around her neck ? I've searched and didn't succeed to find back.

 

[MyTimeIsUp]

I remember this well. It was a reef knot she used

 

[babouflo201223]

Thank you. Do you remember more details ? Where did she place the knot for example ? I wonder if she died by suffocation or by stopping blood flow from and to her brain...

 

[babouflo201223]

Merci. Vous souvenez-vous de plus de détails ? Où a-t-elle placé le nœud par exemple ? Je me demande si elle est morte par suffocation ou par arrêt du flux sanguin vers et depuis son cerveau...

Anyone else remember that, please ?

 

[MyTimeIsUp]

Thank you. Do you remember more details ? Where did she place the knot for example ? I wonder if she died by suffocation or by stopping blood flow from and to her brain...

It was on very tight, that's what is key with hanging or anything like that (neck). She was laying down. The knot needs to be much tighter than you think. It will hurt. A lot.

It was probably over pretty quickly for her, but I can't imagine it was painless whatsoever.

 

[babouflo201223]

C'était très serré, c'est ce qui est important quand on est pendu ou quoi que ce soit de ce genre (au niveau du cou). Elle était allongée. Le nœud doit être beaucoup plus serré que vous ne le pensez. Cela fera mal. Très mal.

Cela a probablement été terminé assez rapidement pour elle, mais je ne peux pas imaginer que cela ait été indolore.

Certainly, you're right, very painful I suppose too...

 

[MyTimeIsUp]

Certainly, you're right, very painful I suppose too...

Yeah, but it's over quickly, merely seconds. It is key to compress the carotid arteries, hence placing a lot of pressure on the neck = very painful. If it goes wrong, you could cause a lot of damage, but what method is without risk and painless? I understand why you'd be reluctant, however, this is my method, because although painful, it'll be over quickly.

Take SN as an example - isn't painless. It seems very trendy (not sure why, perhaps others think hanging is more painful), but from what I've read - not painless in any sense of the word - violent vomiting etc. I'd prefer hanging over that

Probably better you think it through more thoroughly before you pick a method

 

[babouflo201223]

Oui, mais c'est vite fait, en quelques secondes. Il est essentiel de comprimer les artères carotides, ce qui exerce une forte pression sur le cou = très douloureux. Si ça se passe mal, vous pourriez causer beaucoup de dégâts, mais quelle méthode est sans risque et sans douleur ? Je comprends pourquoi vous êtes réticent, cependant, c'est ma méthode, car bien que douloureuse, ce sera vite fait.

Prenons l'exemple de la SN : ce n'est pas indolore. Cela semble très tendance (je ne sais pas pourquoi, peut-être que d'autres pensent que la pendaison est plus douloureuse), mais d'après ce que j'ai lu, ce n'est pas indolore dans aucun sens du terme : vomissements violents, etc. Je préférerais la pendaison à cela.

Il est probablement préférable que vous réfléchissiez plus en profondeur avant de choisir une méthode.

Yeah, but it's over quickly, merely seconds. It is key to compress the carotid arteries, hence placing a lot of pressure on the neck = very painful. If it goes wrong, you could cause a lot of damage, but what method is without risk and painless? I understand why you'd be reluctant, however, this is my method, because although painful, it'll be over quickly.

Take SN as an example - isn't painless. It seems very trendy (not sure why, perhaps others think hanging is more painful), but from what I've read - not painless in any sense of the word - violent vomiting etc. I'd prefer hanging over that

Probably better you think it through more thoroughly before you pick a method

This will be certainly my method too, even if I failed full suspension a few days ago. Do you think this old woman was lying on her bed when she tighten the knot with her stockings ? Or another position in partial suspension ?

 

[MyTimeIsUp]

This will be certainly my method too, even if I failed full suspension a few days ago. Do you think this old woman was lying on her bed when she tighten the knot with her stockings ? Or another position in partial suspension ?

I don't have my quotes switched on. Yeah, the photo was of her laying down. She wasn't that old. I would imagine a reef knot has to be quick, like VERY quick, quicker than you could imagine, so probably hard to pull off

 

[CantDoIt]

I just made a post about this. Her death would be from stopping blood flow. You should still be able to breath and there should be no feeling of the head "exploding," for lack of a better word. There would likely be neck pain and it does involve some ability to understand the exact spot to tie the object which apparently involves extensive practice for some people.

Look up "tourniquet" in the search bar, I think the post should be somewhere.