Method lethal injection (?) discussion

[lovelulu]

I potentially mightve found a place to order these, but first I need more information. First off, sodium thiopental (Midazolam) might be an option. I dont know much about this topic at all, so is 1000 mg of that lethal? im sorry if that's a dumb question. My other options are also Rocuronium bromide and Potassium chloride.

 

[adamantc]

Sodium Thiopental is a controlled drug. You are breaking the law and putting yourself at risk of arrest and imprisonment by ordering it. It is used as a 1-drug cocktail for lethal injection. You won't need anything else; inject it intravenously and death comes very quickly. 5g can induce unconsciousness in seconds, 2-3g is also sufficient. You'll have to be reasonably skilled to inject it intravenously, if you don't get it into a vein, you'll feel searing pain and it can cause side effects without causing death. All three of the drugs you mentioned are lethal, but they take considerable skill to procure and inject.

 

[lovelulu]

Sodium Thiopental is a controlled drug. You are breaking the law and putting yourself at risk of arrest and imprisonment by ordering it. It is used as a 1-drug cocktail for lethal injection. You won't need anything else; inject it intravenously and death comes very quickly. 5g can induce unconsciousness in seconds, 2-3g is also sufficient. You'll have to be reasonably skilled to inject it intravenously, if you don't get it into a vein, you'll feel searing pain and it can cause side effects without causing death. All three of the drugs you mentioned are lethal, but they take considerable skill to procure and inject.

I see. Would potassium chloride be a good choice?

 

[todienomore]

Just inject air

Suicide by air embolism introduced by means of a bicycle pump - Rechtsmedizin

A 64-year-old man was found dead in bed in his flat. In his right hand he held a bicycle pump to which a small-gauge cannula was attached and two fresh puncture wounds were found on his left hand. During the autopsy an air embolism of ca. 50 ml air was detected in the right ventricle of the...

link.springer.com

 

[adamantc]

I see. Would potassium chloride be a good choice?

Potassium chloride stops the heart. It does cause a burning sensation though. It is legal to buy, and, like most other salts, causes a painful death when injected, or when ingested (albeit at much larger doses).

It is important to emphasize that it is not easy to inject oneself with these substances. You need to find a suitable vein, which can be hard to many people. This also holds true with the air injection.