Method Electocution

[eternalflame]

Things needed:
-electric outlet; extension cord, salted water (its better conductor than fresh water), two nails, some wire
So basicly i think about making some sort of brass knuckle from wire and nails, soaking myself in water and putting nails in extension cord. What are your thoughts? In best case scenario there will be heart failure and black out, in worst severe burns.

 

[Cathy Ames]

Have you ever gotten an electrical shock? Very. Painful. I don't think this would be a peaceful death.

 

[Nevsky69]

Things needed:
-electric outlet; extension cord, salted water (its better conductor than fresh water), two nails, some wire
So basicly i think about making some sort of brass knuckle from wire and nails, soaking myself in water and putting nails in extension cord. What are your thoughts? In best case scenario there will be heart failure and black out, in worst severe burns.

Please don't try. It is a painful form of ctb and with many possibilities of going wrong. You could be left with horrible burns and in a very bad situation. Hug.

 

[𝐒𝐚𝐤𝐮 ☆]

Things needed:
-electric outlet; extension cord, salted water (its better conductor than fresh water), two nails, some wire
So basicly i think about making some sort of brass knuckle from wire and nails, soaking myself in water and putting nails in extension cord. What are your thoughts? In best case scenario there will be heart failure and black out, in worst severe burns.

You forgot about the GFCI (and the alternatives) here's a great video explaining:

Still electrocution is extremely painful might be a better idea to go other way. I hope you find peace <3

 

[waitingforrest]

Please don't try. It is a painful form of ctb and with many possibilities of going wrong. You could be left with horrible burns and in a very bad situation. Hug.

Yeah, there are people who literally got struck by lighting and survived, park ranger Roy Sullivan got struck 7 times and survived! What killed him was ctb by gun :(

 

[downndone2]

One time when I was young, for some reason I took my jacket off and set it on AC window unit, a storm came thru. After the storm, I went and picked up my jacket and the jolt from window unit was so powerful it threw me back probably 6 feet, it hurt and I thought I'm gonna die but here i am 35 years later

I'm a Nurse and used to work Trauma ER, I've seen countless people after electrocution and i wouldnt ever choose it as a viable method.

It can cause death but often times does not. And it can have lasting effects after the event.

 

[Red Scare]

After reading what some of the prisoners who were put into the electric chair went through, I don't think I would ever choose this method.

 

[Al Cappella]

There's a reason they don't fry prisoners that way anymore. And, I don't know where you are, mind—most likely you'll give yourself nasty burns and blow the house's circuitry.

 

[eternalflame]

Thank you all for nice replies. I will reconsider.