What happens after death?

[HorribleFeelings1]

What does authorities do after you die? Do they investigate everything about you? You're electronics and room? I don't know about the law or what has to happen when someone commits suicide.

 

[noko]

I don't think so. But your family might go through your stuff. For a moment there though I thought you were asking what happens in the after life.

 

[TheSuicidalEccentric]

After you die, you can't experience time, so googolplexes of years go by in the blink of an eye.

 

[Soulless_Angel]

Must admit I thought same as above another afterlife thread

I think it depends on country, family and stuff will prob be nosey assholes and go through everything so make sure you delete everything... leave no trace!

 

[highlyvolatile]

I'd also been thinking about that... i really am just going to give all my objects away. and delete things a week or so before

 

[BPD Barbie]

Depends a lot on circumstances surrounding death and also where you are I guess.

 

[Soulless_Angel]

Im already clearing out shit Just in case!!

 

[a.n.kirillov]

I will make sure that the stuff I want them to read (maybe posts on various blogs, newspaper comments, maybe even this site) is accessible to them and the stuff I don't want them to read isn't; that means the latter is either shredded or burned or deleted.

 

[mesohappy]

As long as you leave a note and it is obvious that it was a suicide/no suspicious circumstances they wont investigate too thoroughly.Maybe just an interview with your parent/care giver/next of kin.Coroner may do an autopsy/toxicology on your body that's about it.

 

[a.n.kirillov]

Oh I have decided by the way to leave a detailed list of what medications I took and a timetable; also, because my father will probably be damaged beyond repair, I will leave him the means and instructions to ctb (he's not that tech savvy anymore, so probably would attempt in a stupid way). I have come to grips with the fact that I can't live on to save him from losing me; it was his decision, he took the risk.

 

[Shakespear's Brother]

It can be entirely unpredictable.

Some users on here have described having their homes searched and items like computers, phones, etc. seized when their spouse or someone they shared the home with has CTB'ed.

Call logs, voicemails, email history between the person who CTB and others examined, although how they came to access such items is not made clear – did someone willingly offer them up or did law enforcement force them to be turned over through warrants, intimidation, etc.

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/police-investigation-after-unassisted-suicide.22731/

 

[Banquo501]

Yeah I've always wondered if the cops can get access to my emails etc after death. How would they unlock my phone/tablet and get into my accounts?