Hello, before I end it all, I would like to (atleast attempt) to prevent any obituaries from being published on the matter, for my own privacy reasons, is there an official way can I do or is it just a matter of saying so on my suicide note and hoping and its respected?
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yellowsouled
* Let justice be done.
- Nov 29, 2024
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I'm not sure if it can be "suppressed" legally, but it wouldn't hurt to try and request it.
I think most suicide-related obits get published, but the cause of death is often vague or not specified. I had a HS teacher who CTBed during lockdown, and the only reason anyone knew this is because of implications his relatives made in Facebook posts after. The actual obit was incredibly vague (usually they'll at least say something like "x died after a long battle with illness" or "x passed following an accident", his said absolutely nothing) on details.
NearlyIrrelevantCake
The Cake Is A Lie
- Aug 12, 2021
- 2,516
I don't think there's any legal way to enforce that.
My mother requested no obituary and as far as I can tell, that has been respected. But nothing's stopping someone from just making one.Similar threads
