Detectability of SN?

[M E O W]

Does anyone know how detectable is SN postmortem? I would like to take SN to go out but I want to make it less clear that I committed suicide. Preferably my cause of death would be ruled unexplained or would look like a random event (like sudden arrhythmic death or something) any ideas?

 

[calendulo]

I do not think so, seems to be nowadasys autopsys are so advanced.
Using SN you die by Methemoglobinemia.

 

[malummo]

it is possible to pass undetected. (I don't know how other countries but in mine obviously "experts"work). my boyfriend died of SN six months ago. 4 months I waited for an autopsy report that showed diphenhydramine and diazepam in the blood. they measured carboxymoglobin because it was a coroner's suspicion. "it is not possible to measure concentration", according to the report. they concluded that he died of circulatory arrest due to atherosclerosis. police did not find SN in apartment (they did not search the apartment).

 

[calendulo]

it is possible to pass undetected. (I don't know how other countries but in mine obviously "experts"work). my boyfriend died of SN six months ago. 4 months I waited for an autopsy report that showed diphenhydramine and diazepam in the blood. they measured carboxymoglobin because it was a coroner's suspicion. "it is not possible to measure concentration", according to the report. they concluded that he died of circulatory arrest due to atherosclerosis. police did not find SN in apartment (they did not search the apartment).

So sorry about your boyfriend.
It is not that SN was undetected, just they do not search it especifically. Guess if they are going to search SN, they find SN.
Every sort of drug has a different test and if police did not find SN there then your bf sadly died due to atherosclerotic heart disease. Diphendrymanine can be Benadryl and valium is very common.

Sorry again, I hope you are well.

 

[malummo]

So sorry about your boyfriend.
It is not that SN was undetected, just they do not search it especifically. Guess if they are going to search SN, they find SN.
Every sort of drug has a different test and if police did not find SN there then your bf sadly died due to atherosclerotic heart disease. Diphendrymanine can be Benadryl and valium is very common.

Sorry again, I hope you are well.

thank you