Beachy Head

[MrP]

Beachy Head anyone?

 

[Meteora]

To far away

 

[MrP]

80 miles.

 

[Meteora]

Is it a cliff?

 

[Death is my goal]

what's your question exactly?

 

[Elle]

what's your question exactly?

( think they are saying, anyone wanting to jump off with me-)

Is it a cliff?

Yes.

 

[Meteora]

Is it 100% deadly?
How high?

 

[MrP]

100% lights out, 530 feet at its highest point.

 

[vitbar]

People have survived 33,330 ft and lower falls so 100% is unlikely.

 

[Misfit72]

One man survived and was confined to a wheelchair - his wife left him after that. I did consider going to the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland and jumping off, though distance wasn't what put me off.

 

[Meteora]

Hm doesnt seem reliable enough.

 

[UKscotty]

Beachy Head is about 99% sure. 1 suicide there every 3 days and only 2 survivals in the past 4 years.

I went a few years back and it's scary looking down, it's right onto rocks if the tide is out.

Also lots of anti suicide patrols. There is a website as there are so many suicides. It's by far the UKs leading method of suicide.

 

[Death is my goal]

People have survived 33,330 ft and lower falls so 100% is unlikely.

stupid logic, there's other variables.. like the surface.. etc

 

[vitbar]

stupid logic, there's other variables.. like the surface.. etc

My comment was in reply to the mention of height and 100% above mine. Height alone is not enough as you confirm.

 

[FuneralCry]

Even know I don't see suicide partners as being a good idea if you wish for that then there's the megathread to ask if anyone wants a partner. Beachy Head is a very well known suicide spot, sounds like a nice place to die at apart from the fact that I've heard of pro-lifers interfering there, I cannot stand those people who are against the right to die.

 

[Elle]

Beachy head seems like a good option!

 

[cscott]

One man survived and was confined to a wheelchair - his wife left him after that. I did consider going to the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland and jumping off, though distance wasn't what put me off.

Please share story ?

 

[Misfit72]

His name is Bill Hull, his story is in this Dutch documentary from 2002

 

[notwavinbutdrowning]

Went there for a recky today and this is the best spot I found. 137m high and a straight drop onto rocks with the tide out.

Coordinates of the spot are in the image.

Beautiful part of the world to CTB.

Saw one chaplaincy patrol. lots of walkers during the day so nobody approached me. Would have been very very easy to jump and it all be over. Although no method is 100%, I rate this pretty high for success and peace (if you're up for jumping).

Peace.

 

[CW36]

View attachment 118091

Went there for a recky today and this is the best spot I found. 137m high and a straight drop onto rocks with the tide out.

Coordinates of the spot are in the image.

Beautiful part of the world to CTB.

Saw one chaplaincy patrol. lots of walkers during the day so nobody approached me. Would have been very very easy to jump and it all be over. Although no method is 100%, I rate this pretty high for success and peace (if you're up for jumping).

Peace.

Beachy Head, the White Cliffs, the Suspension Bridge.. Here in England we are blessed with opportunity! The pavements no longer run with gold, but the cliffs and trees will forever be our friends!

 

[RYOKAN]

Beachy head seems like a good option!

I'm hearing rumors there are patrol chaplains who will physically stop you and maybe you might get sectioned. Also, how will you know you've picked the right spot, because most of beachy head has protruding ridges that will increase your chances of surviving or possibly causing a slow painful death? I am looking at this option myself, but I need it to be meticulously planned. Also, it needs to be timed before the tide comes in or the sea will cushion your fall potentially leading to a slow death..

 

[NoHorizon]

View attachment 118091

Went there for a recky today and this is the best spot I found. 137m high and a straight drop onto rocks with the tide out.

Coordinates of the spot are in the image.

Beautiful part of the world to CTB.

Saw one chaplaincy patrol. lots of walkers during the day so nobody approached me. Would have been very very easy to jump and it all be over. Although no method is 100%, I rate this pretty high for success and peace (if you're up for jumping).

Peace.

Thanks very much for the coordinates! When I went I couldn't really find a decent spot. Didn't see any chaplains and nobody bothered me while I was sat at the edge for a while so definitely easy to go that way if you have the courage.

I'm hearing rumors there are patrol chaplains who will physically stop you and maybe you might get sectioned. Also, how will you know you've picked the right spot, because most of beachy head has protruding ridges that will increase your chances of surviving or possibly causing a slow painful death? I am looking at this option myself, but I need it to be meticulously planned. Also, it needs to be timed before the tide comes in or the sea will cushion your fall potentially leading to a slow death..

It's the policy of the chaplains not to touch you - they're there to try and talk you out of it not restrain you. There are lots of ridges though so worth doing a recce like OP has to avoid being an idiot like me and walking up and down for an hour crying.

 

[weirdog]

View attachment 118091

Went there for a recky today and this is the best spot I found. 137m high and a straight drop onto rocks with the tide out.

Coordinates of the spot are in the image.

Beautiful part of the world to CTB.

Saw one chaplaincy patrol. lots of walkers during the day so nobody approached me. Would have been very very easy to jump and it all be over. Although no method is 100%, I rate this pretty high for success and peace (if you're up for jumping).

Peace.

is this the highest point ,can anyone vouch ?

 

[The Schizoid]

People have survived 33,330 ft and lower falls so 100% is unlikely.

Nothing is 100%, but there are methods that make it basically 100% barring some miracle.

View attachment 118091

Went there for a recky today and this is the best spot I found. 137m high and a straight drop onto rocks with the tide out.

Coordinates of the spot are in the image.

Beautiful part of the world to CTB.

Saw one chaplaincy patrol. lots of walkers during the day so nobody approached me. Would have been very very easy to jump and it all be over. Although no method is 100%, I rate this pretty high for success and peace (if you're up for jumping).

Peace.

Does it actually feel like that high of a jump? The pics don't make it look that high