Two Arizona teens found dead in the garage today by carbon monoxide. It looks like this was partner suicide. I'm just jealous that teenagers are going through with it and I'm an adult still looking for a method??? Those question marks for me.
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Animal Lover
- Aug 24, 2024
- 925
I know I was thinking the same thing lately. I've read about suicides in children as young as 10. But yet I am still here.
So I'm thinking about it too. It looks like it's peaceful. So I just run my car engine and close the windows?
nir
27/F/Canada
- Aug 18, 2024
- 308
The articles I read say accidental, not partner suicide?
I feel horrible for them. It sounds like a terrible accident, and they were so young.
They are investigating and you're right they say " accidental in nature" but how is that accident? I'm sure it's a suicide. If they were sleeping in their room I probably will say accident but it happened in the garage. I don't feel sorry for them. I feel sorry for myself.
23done
Member
- Aug 8, 2024
- 39
I saw that recently. Not sure if it was an accident or not. I am surprised as I've read previously that using a car exhaust wasn't a viable option anymore due to modern cars producing less carbon monoxide. Regardless its a tragic situation and I feel bad for the families. Those kids had a bright future ahead of themSimilar threads
