I think i got a genius plan for making your death look like accident (correct me if i am wrong)

[Biofreak731]

Okay so my plan is fill your bathtub with water, hit the back of your head with something hard to the point where it bleeds or i donot know just find a way to make the back of your head bleed (maybe you guys can propose a painless way of making the back of your head bleed or hell just make your head bleed a little) after that hyperventilate for 5 or 10 minutes and try the shallow water drowning technique. The pathologist will rule your death he slipped,hit his head, went unconscious and then drowned. So what you guys think?

 

[in hell out soon]

Too farfetched to work and your self preservation instincts would kick in too quick to be effective. Its why you dont hear about it.

 

[FalseStart]

here's a question, why make it look like an accident? would people who care really feel better? they may I'm really not sure. I'm sorta curious what you think about that.

if it's not about that I'd wonder what a different motivation for making it look accidentally would be.

 

[Biofreak731]

I donot know i didnot acutally care if it was accidental but i just thought i was fucking genius

 

[FalseStart]

I donot know i didnot acutally care if it was accidental but i just thought i was fucking genius

alright lol, fair enough

 

[WorthlessTrash]

That still seems painful and if it fails, can leave you with brain damage.

 

[Biofreak731]

It may work, i donot think your self preservion is gonna kick in if you go unconscious because the hyperventilating does make you go unconscious and i have never heard of people who drowned because unconscious thst their self preservation instincts kicked in otherwise the unconscious person would havenot drowned, i think your self preservation instincts kick in when you yourself feel like you need air but when you go unconscious you donot do that

That still seems painful and if it fails, can leave you with brain damage.

No you see you will go unconscious when you hyperventilate and hold your breath underwater, look i am gonna try it and may not need to acutally hit my head so not to cause damage because i think i wouldnot bleed if i acutally slipped on the bathtub i think our brain are very durable and can take that damage but doesn't mean we donot go unconscious, like i may hit my head and go unconscious because of the sudden movement of my brain inside skull but donot have to bleed.

 

[FalseStart]

It may work, i donot think your self preservion is gonna kick in if you go unconscious because the hyperventilating does make you go unconscious and i have never heard of people who drowned because unconscious thst their self preservation instincts kicked in otherwise the unconscious person would havenot drowned, i think your self preservation instincts kick in when you yourself feel like you need air but when you go unconscious you donot do that

No you see you will go unconscious when you hyperventilate and hold your breath underwater, look i am gonna try it and may not need to acutally hit my head so not to cause damage because i think i wouldnot bleed if i acutally slipped on the bathtub i think our brain are very durable and can take that damage but doesn't mean we donot go unconscious, like i may hit my head and go unconscious because of the sudden movement of my brain inside skull but donot have to bleed.

i guess you could get really drunk and do it, soap up the back of the tub so you can slide into the water when you lose consciousness. just spit balling though, no need for a cracked head, it's still accidental.

 

[Biofreak731]

True too or maybe you don't need at all to make the back of your head bleed, because think about it i may slip and hit my head on the bathtub without bleeding and still go unconscious in real life and because i didnot take meds before i die the pathologist can rule it as he slipped on the bathtub got a concussion and then drowned and i donot have to hit my head or slip i will just hyperventilate and hold my breath underwater and at the end of the day the pathologist wouldn't have a lot of options to rule ny death and at the end of the day if it failed all that i got was failed drowning with no permenant damage

 

[pisshead]

True too or maybe you don't need at all to make the back of your head bleed, because think about it i may slip and hit my head on the bathtub without bleeding and still go unconscious in real life and because i didnot take meds before i die the pathologist can rule it as he slipped on the bathtub got a concussion and then drowned and i donot have to hit my head or slip i will just hyperventilate and hold my breath underwater and at the end of the day the pathologist wouldn't have a lot of options to rule ny death and at the end of the day if it failed all that i got was failed drowning with no permenant damage

Lol You go for it, and let us know how it goes!

 

[waitingforrest]

I don't really know. I am absolutely sure that the forensic guys will notice that you hit your head multiple times from the impact fractures. Drowning in a bathtub is even more unreasonable as it looks suspiously shallow to drown in, not to mention that the body. Humans tend to float naturally on the back or front side. In any unusual death, they will preform a autopsy.

(Now I just sound like a shady person knowing this info.)

 

[WorthlessTrash]

This just seems so convoluted and unnecessary, but the sad part is people infringing on our right to die drives many of us to these measures....

 

[Hurt]

Whitney Houston did it first

 

[Biofreak731]

No, you see instead of drugs it's hyperventilating, there is no way pathologist discover that

 

[locked*n*loaded]

It's hard to drown in a bathtub. Hitting your head and hyperventilating doesn't get rid of your SI. What if hyperventilating causes you to pass out? Chances are then that your head isn't going to go under water because it's freaking hard to drown in a bathtub. How long are bathtubs? Five feet or less? Your legs will keep you from going down low enough for your head to be covered by water. And I agree with the other poster about inflicting an injury on the back of your head. if you can hit yourself hard ONCE and cause bleeding, then maybe. Once you hit yourself twice, though, the jig is up, if you happen to have this method end successfully. And you better make damn sure that someone else can't be blamed for murder somehow! A murder and an "accident" like this look very similar. Has to be a simpler way. This seems complicated to me for some reason. And if you do any searching on your device for "methods" to make a suicide look like an accident, you are leaving tracks, even if you wipe your phone. and don't forget about the insurance companies who will certainly do their own investigation. Who knows if it will work as far as being detrmined an accident. One thing is for sure; if you are successful, you will never know if your plan was successful.

 

[Biofreak731]

Well hope me luck

 

[motel rooms]

it's hyperventilating, there is no way pathologist discover that

It's repeatedly alternating between hyperventilating & holding your breath for as long as you can. You should physically exert yourself too (by swimming/diving) to achieve brain hypoxia much more quickly, pass out & drown without regaining consciousness first (when you black out due to brain hypoxia, you can't regain consciousness unless you breathe in some oxygen, which is impossible when your head is underwater).

 

[Smart No More]

A good reason for making look like an accident is for the sake of insurance and those left behind.

Something worth noting for those thinking of disapearing (for example drowning in the sea) if your body isn't found your life insurance won't pay out. Not until a set amount of years have passed or a death certificate is issued but that rarely happens without a body. The family can appeal in court for one but do you really want to have them do that!?

 

[Dear Agony]

Tbh I don't think the obsession with making it look like an accident is needed. Your family/people that care about you will be devastated either way. Of course, suicide is a hard thing to deal with. But so are accidents.
In my school, when I was about 12, a 13 year boy from the next grade died choking on his own vomit at his house. It was completely accidental.
Some children there were actually getting sick from crying, and I don't think his family ever recovered.
It's perhaps not a good example because he was a kid, but I have personal experience with suicide from a close person and I know this for sure: EVERY death is hard to deal with.

 

[Biofreak731]

No i was making this way for people who wanted to do it that way so i can help them

 

[morg]

A good reason for making look like an accident is for the sake of insurance and those left behind.

Something worth noting for those thinking of disapearing (for example drowning in the sea) if your body isn't found your life insurance won't pay out. Not until a set amount of years have passed or a death certificate is issued but that rarely happens without a body. The family can appeal in court for one but do you really want to have them do that!?

Do you know of suicide methods for those trying to make it look like an accident for the sake of insurance?

 

[Zzzzz]

People have accidentally drowned in lakes after drinking too much alcohol.

 

[ShadowSleeper]

Too farfetched to work and your self preservation instincts would kick in too quick to be effective. Its why you dont hear about it.

Yea they really do kick in. I tried to drown myself once, I tried multiple times but couldn't fight my self preservation I think I almost gave myself a heart attack trying it. Don't suggest it