What if my manage to discard the rest of my SN with the bottle effectively? I know they examine the body to determine the cause of death but could they maybe think that I took something that accidentally poisoned me? It does not seem likely I know but I'm trying to hurt my family as less as possible. If it can pass as an accident, I won't leave a letter to say sorry.
Saed
Nondescript
- Apr 21, 2020
- 580
The skin discolouration will likely be a dead giveaway.
Even if you manage to dispose of the evidence,in order that investigators don't immediately think of SN,a pathologist worth their salt is going to recognise the signs of Methemoglobinemia straight away,and will test specifically for the causes.
Even if you manage to dispose of the evidence,in order that investigators don't immediately think of SN,a pathologist worth their salt is going to recognise the signs of Methemoglobinemia straight away,and will test specifically for the causes.
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I am likely to be the first SN death in my country. I may be naive saying this, but I hope it doesn't blow up and end up making news. That would be even worse for people around me.
autumnal
Enlightened
- Feb 4, 2020
- 1,950
Yep, and there aren't many likely scenarios where you could explain an 'accidental' consumption of something like SN, which usually needs to be ordered from chemical sellers and isn't typically laying around your average household.
Nobody can predict the news exactly, but I'd say it's probably not likely, at least assuming you are not famous and the method isn't a particularly public or graphic one. So the first jumping suicide in the middle of your major city might make the news, or the first chainsaw decapitation, but the first SN death in a private residence probably won't. But you know your local news situation better than we do.
Fear191829218
Member
- Jun 16, 2020
- 58
This may be a bit crazy, but what if you buy sausage making equipment and some meat, tell everyone around you excitedly for a couple of days that you are going to be making sausages,dispose of the AE, antacid etc etc but not the SN. It might look like an accidental death while trying to make something. I dont know if it will work or even if the toxicologist or investigators will buy it..
Deleted member 17949
Visionary
- May 9, 2020
- 2,238
They will find the SN in your system and since it's a known suicide method they will probably figure it out
Not in any country with a remotely competent pathologist/medical examiner. The color of your blood,along with skin tone are dead giveaways. I will say you actually should NOT try to hide the cause, as it is so obvious it isn't natural, it will look like a homicide if suicide isn't suspected.
for a single person, an accidental OD, accident, or unknown research chemical is the best you are going to do.
for a single person, an accidental OD, accident, or unknown research chemical is the best you are going to do.
GoodPersonEffed
Brevity is my middle name, but my name was TL
- Jan 11, 2020
- 6,727
It's possible, but I think it would be less likely that the method would make the news because then there would be a risk of more people trying it. I'd research suicide news stories in your area to see what kind of details normally get disclosed.
Thanks but I won't have time. I already started the 48hr regimen yesterday with anti-emetics. I am plannning to hopefully go tonight.
rhiino
Arcanist
- May 13, 2020
- 462
Just buy raw meat then and prepare the kitchen like you tried to cure the meat there, also put the SN there and get rid of the other meds. They might think it was an accident then.
Saed
Nondescript
- Apr 21, 2020
- 580
It'd certainly have them scratching their heads over how someone ingested a large quantity of SN while preparing meat.
Maybe,enough for an open verdict?
rhiino
Arcanist
- May 13, 2020
- 462
Well, the world is full of naive people, so he might have just tried the taste of it and took too much?
