Method Does full suspension guarantee death as long as nothing breaks and you aren't found?

[Welcumtotherealworld]

Title basically says it all, I'm in a condition where failure is not an option at all. Partial seems far too risky as I've read about people twitching into a position where they regained consciousness, I don't see how that could happen with full suspension. But as the title says I'm not sure, so could any of the hanging experts here tell me if a full suspension hanging is guaranteed as long as nothing breaks?

Could I possibly shift into a position where the knot loosens on my neck during full suspension and just renders me as a vegetable? If so what can I do to guarantee that it will kill me? Bag taped over head?

I'm planning on standing on a bucket and doing partial for the first few seconds until I'm just a second or two away from passing out and after that I'm gonna kick the bucket. It will hurt for a second or two, but if it can guarantee my death it's worth it.

 

[creationisdeath]

Get a climbing rope, they can hold tons of weight. Sturdy support that definitely doesn't break. Make sure nobody finds you for a while. Then you should be 100% dead.

Most accidents seem to occur with weak support/rope or simply because someone walks in.

 

[Jiva]

I think, it is sure.

 

[Othermind]

I mean I don't see how you could survive it unless the rope or the support break.
Regarding the bucket thing, don't start with partial because that's where a lot of failures come from, the survival instinct is extremely hard to overcome. Step on a chair, kick it so you can't climb back on it and you should be good to go.

 

[DoneWithThis]

Like everyone else has said. Full suspension hanging is more of a sure thing. Less chance of something going wrong. Better one good at full suspension than a bunch of failed attempts at partial suspension. Strong fixture point to hang from, secure knots, slip knot for neck, pre-tighten, make sure theirs minimal slack in rope, and minimal drop from when you kick out from under you whatever you were standing on.

 

[John Smith]

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