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Jumper from Tate modern London
Thread starterinaminute
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Doubtful it was a member, he was lucky to die from such a small height. The mega threads here state clearly that is very high risk and needs to be 200+ feet to be guaranteed
Sometimes the press avoid the word 'suicide' due to fears of contagion: they worry that highlighting a successful suicide at a location might encourage others to try the same place. It'll be interesting to see if the press starts calling this a suicide as more information becomes available. Presumably, they'll be a total overreaction at the Tate Modern with higher barriers installed.
I hope people know I meant its very risky incase people try and copycat.
Jumping is guaranteed but only at certain heights.
A couple of people here in my city jumped 70 feet and died instantly apparently, but still I would say its a very bad idea. One jumped onto the motorway, one jumped from a car park.
I remember there was an attempted murder there once.
I can understand the desperation but it's got to be so traumatic to witness. I guess there are different lines of thought really. I think some believe suicides should in fact be out in the open and, acknowledged by society. It makes one hell of a statement. Which Art can be about- not suggesting it was of course. I suspect the interest was more somewhere high and accessible. RIP.
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