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Samara
- Sep 6, 2024
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Just some straightforward answers would be nice, I have thought about some things but none of them work as "accidents".
Maybe car accident? But hopefully single car and no one else is hurt.No matter what, you will be assumed to have ctb by police/forensic/autopsy if theres no other leads.
Though define "accident" do you want it to look like you accidentally OD'd or smth lol??
Car accident: AKA you just jump infront of a car?Maybe car accident? But hopefully single car and no one else is hurt.
There are plenty of single car fatal clients every day. Rarely have I ever heard on to be considered ctb. Usually the official report says to fast for conditions or something similar. I am operating under the assumption it's the family they don't want to know.Car accident: AKA you just jump infront of a car?
This is kind of a gamble, the driver might just stop in tracks or you just get a broken leg or something.
Car accident: AKA you drive off a cliff or something?
Painful and slow. Probably the worst cause it gives your brain time to have instincts. Wonder why SN/N is so popular here? You're unconscious for most of it and can't doubt it (have insctincts).
It's often easy to tell, or at least shed doubt on it being an accident when they look at the telemetrics after the accident. They do do that whenever they're able to, throttle positions, steering angle, traction, acceleration, yaw, pitch, roll, and many other things. Possible remedies, a car built before the early 80s, a motorcycle without fuel injection.There are plenty of single car fatal clients every day. Rarely have I ever heard on to be considered ctb. Usually the official report says to fast for conditions or something similar. I am operating under the assumption it's the family they don't want to know.
You would think that but the truth is unless you live somewhere that already has an accident reconstructionist it just a cop who took some classes. In March a young man in knew went off a bridge that wasn't even that high in a 2021 jag and died. They couldn't tell why it was ruled as an accident. I'm from a smallish state but they did bring in state reconstruction "expert". Just watch the news it happens all the time. Also frankly if it's just family they're worried about the families desire to believe its an accident will go a long way to convince them.It's often easy to tell, or at least shed doubt on it being an accident when they look at the telemetrics after the accident. They do do that whenever they're able to, throttle positions, steering angle, traction, acceleration, yaw, pitch, roll, and many other things. Possible remedies, a car built before the early 80s, a motorcycle without fuel injection.
What makes the news and what doesn't is a big thing to think about. But getting telemetry doesn't require much expertise, nor does it require a reconstruction. If it doesn't involve a court case, the information doesn't need to be vetted to the same standards.You would think that but the truth is unless you live somewhere that already has an accident reconstructionist it just a cop who took some classes. In March a young man in knew went off a bridge that wasn't even that high in a 2021 jag and died. They couldn't tell why it was ruled as an accident. I'm from a smallish state but they did bring in state reconstruction "expert". Just watch the news it happens all the time. Also frankly if it's just family they're worried about the families desire to believe its an accident will go a long way to convince them.
Telemetry doesn't tell them why. Ctb is a why not a how. They can tell speed and yaw from tire tracks. People die in car accidents from a bee in their car, heart issues, avoiding collision or obstruction. Those are whys. Why did it happen? Intentional or accident? Unless someone has a documented history of ctb attempts or issues and the family brings it up police won't even question unless someone else is injured.What makes the news and what doesn't is a big thing to think about. But getting telemetry doesn't require much expertise, nor does it require a reconstruction. If it doesn't involve a court case, the information doesn't need to be vetted to the same standards.
Not always true, tire tracks also don't do much to tell you what's going on, not with the driver aids that exist todayTelemetry doesn't tell them why. Ctb is a why not a how. They can tell speed and yaw from tire tracks. People die in car accidents from a bee in their car, heart issues, avoiding collision or obstruction. Those are whys. Why did it happen? Intentional or accident? Unless someone has a documented history of ctb attempts or issues and the family brings it up police won't even question unless someone else is injured.
people might be surprised at what size PD's do accident reconstruction. I lived in a tiny town in high school and the county, which was small as hell too, had accident reconstruction.You would think that but the truth is unless you live somewhere that already has an accident reconstructionist it just a cop who took some classes. In March a young man in knew went off a bridge that wasn't even that high in a 2021 jag and died. They couldn't tell why it was ruled as an accident. I'm from a smallish state but they did bring in state reconstruction "expert". Just watch the news it happens all the time. Also frankly if it's just family they're worried about the families desire to believe it's an accident will go a long way to convince them.
If you do that make sure you don't land on anybody.Yeah @Hollowman I don't think so...
I was thinking what about visiting a tall building or skyscraper, and "accidentally" losing balance or tripping and falling over the edge. Decent or no?
Please don't suggest the involvement of someone else who could get seriously hurt!Car accident: AKA you just jump infront of a car?
This is kind of a gamble, the driver might just stop in tracks or you just get a broken leg or something.
Car accident: AKA you drive off a cliff or something?
Painful and slow. Probably the worst cause it gives your brain time to have instincts. Wonder why SN/N is so popular here? You're unconscious for most of it and can't doubt it (have insctincts).
That's a marvellous plan, and certainly very well thought through. My problem is that I never go to parties or go out, I'm just a chill kind of antisocial. And while drugs are probably my best shot, I kind of wanted something... more raw. Like an accident, or a bullet through my skull, or a fall from a building tens of stories high. Something more brutal, something I deserve. A closed casket funeral would be nice. A bleeding, broken, mutilated type of death. I want a death that decimates my body along with my spirit and my soul. I don't want it to feel like "oh... this is the end..." you know? I want it to feel like "finally, this is the end!" Closure. Annihilation.I have my ctb plan for whenever I'm ready to ctb, my plan is this: I go to a party/rave that's located near a river/sea/lake or whatever, I will take a reasonably heavy enough dose of mdma at the rave and before I peak on the drug i will go outside (to take a breath of fresh air apparently because of how the drug affects some people) and go for a smoke near the water to calm down a bit and (apparently) fall into the water then drown ( because of how the drug works). Highly doubtful that this was a suicide attempt because I never taken any drugs that anyone i know knows about, and the fact that it's popular that other people drop drugs into drinks at raves.