NSFW SN corpse photos

[TwoWaysOnly]

Is there a way to prevent your corpse from being photographed? Or does it happen in all cases

why do you care, honestly ?

 

[LittleCupcake]

Those bodies have begun the decomposition process, everyones body will look like that, the blue fingernails is because of SN but the rest is just what happens after death.

 

[saunabliss]

The photos were published in the Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine. I hope OP adds his source next time so this controversy doesn't happen again.

[PDF] A fatal case by a suicide kit containing sodium nitrite ordered on the internet. | Semantic Scholar

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A fatal case by a suicide kit containing sodium nitrite ordered on the internet

Fatal sodium nitrite poisonings are rare in the forensic context. The present work describes a first fatal case of sodium nitrite contained in a suici…

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[OrphicEnd]

It is indeed preferable to put the source directly when it comes to documents.
Respect for bodies goes back a long way and is almost universal. You can read Antigone.
A corpse is never beautiful, even less so when the lower part relaxes.
But in this specific case, the author of the thread has little to blame, those to blame are those who undressed the corpse to take a photo of it and publish it.

 

[invisiblesuffering]

Can someone tell what is the difference between a corpse who passed away from natural cause like a heart attack with a corpse who passed away from sn? If my corpse is going to be so traumatizing to my family I will not go with sn

 

[Praestat_Mori]

Can someone tell what is the difference between a corpse who passed away from natural cause like a heart attack with a corpse who passed away from sn? If my corpse is going to be so traumatizing to my family I will not go with sn

if you're not found within 1 or 2 days after being dead your corpse will look this way anyway and even worse a week or 2 later.

 

[invisiblesuffering]

if you're not found within 1 or 2 days after being dead your corpse will look this way anyway and even worse a week or 2 later.

So there is no difference right?

 

[strangelife]

Can someone tell what is the difference between a corpse who passed away from natural cause like a heart attack with a corpse who passed away from sn? If my corpse is going to be so traumatizing to my family I will not go with sn

as I understand it, the main difference is pale or blue skin. but as you can see, not everyone's skin is very blue

 

[Praestat_Mori]

So there is no difference right?

Decaying starts right after death. That's a natural process. SN will lead to cyanosis = parts of your body turn blue and you may look a bit greyish. But what's the difference? It's better than blowing up your head with a gun for example.

 

[strangelife]

Decaying starts right after death. That's a natural process. SN will lead to cyanosis = parts of your body turn blue and you may look a bit greyish. But what's the difference? It's better than blowing up your head with a gun for example.

Yes, I also think that with any other method, the body will look even worse, perhaps only CO or Nitrogen(inert gas) will be an exception

 

[Praestat_Mori]

CO or Nitrogen(inert gas) will be an exception

Short term probably yes but a few days later there won't be much difference either.

 

[strangelife]

BODY DECOMPOSITION TIMELINE​

24-72 hours after death — the internal organs decompose.

3-5 days after death — the body starts to bloat and blood-containing foam leaks from the mouth and nose.

8-10 days after death — the body turns from green to red as the blood decomposes and the organs in the abdomen accumulate gas.

Several weeks after death — nails and teeth fall out.

1 month after death — the body starts to liquify.

 

[LittleCupcake]

Can someone tell what is the difference between a corpse who passed away from natural cause like a heart attack with a corpse who passed away from sn? If my corpse is going to be so traumatizing to my family I will not go with sn

Natural causes will look the same, after you die they stick you in a freezer then your family and or your partner can go to a viewing (you'll look simular to those pictures) before your trasported to the under takers. The only difference is SN causes the lips and or fingernails to be blue, the skin might be more grey but at this point you've been dead for at least 3 days now so wont be much difference.

Unfortunately this is the real world and dead people look nothing like they do in the movies, many people refuse to go to the viewing when offered the chance as its traumatic to see a loved one like that.

 

[frog_prince]

The only difference is SN causes the lips and or fingernails to be blue, the skin might be more grey but at this point you've been dead for at least 3 days now so wont be much difference.

so before 3 days my lips and finger nails won't turn blue ?

Short term probably yes but a few days later there won't be much difference either.

how many hours is short term ? i plan to take SN in the middle of the night and to be found dead in the morning and will be buried around 3-4 PM the same day, will my body turned blue at that time ?
thx

 

[ms_beaverhousen]

I don't hate suicidal people at all, what I'm saying is perfectly rational and reasonable.

I am suicidal, but I wouldn't give a shit if people photographed my corpse because I wont be here to experience it, and I know it may be necessary.

I know that when I kill myself I will be burdening people with my corpse that may be in a very bad state, so I don't expect others to respect my decision, only to allow it. They're entitled to disagree with my decision.

And like I and others have said, people are photographed without the need for their consent sometimes for good reason, and showing people these corpses is valuable to make people fully aware of the consequences of their CTB on their body and what they will be exposing others to.

If you want to kill yourself, fine, but be aware of what you're leaving behind because what you're leaving behind will not be your burden, but everyone elses.

I'm not suggest we allow people to perform acts of necrophilia of corpses, but photographing corpses is perfectly normal. People who are murdered have their corpses photographed all the time, and there are plenty of images online of it right now.

Well we're not exactly left with options to die and hire people to dispose of our bodies so as to not burden others... What are we supposed to do? And these pics were likely leaked. Even corpses have rights to dignity.

I don't understand why people are upset. The op did not take those pictures himself. They were already out and public, whoever took those pictures is responsible for being immoral, not the person who distributed them after they were already posted and public imho

That's what pedophiles use as an excuse when they say, "I just found the pics and looked at them. I didn't touch those kids in the photos... I only took the pics, looked and/or shared the pics."

 

[Nettles]

I have seen a dead person irl and the deterioration takes a few hours, the blood will gather at the lowest point, if you're on your back it will get a dark red/ purple colour even though you haven't ingested SN.
And I don't agree that a suicide commiter somehow isn't worthy of the respect everyone else is after death. I get that you think we subject others but the ones who deal with our corpses are trained professionals and a dead body is a dead body, nothing more and nothing less. They see people who have died from self starvation, lung cancer from years of smoking, alcoholics etc. According to your view they're not worthy of respect since their habits are well known to cause death.

 

[Zaphkiel]

That's what pedophiles use as an excuse when they say, "I just found the pics and looked at them. I didn't touch those kids in the photos."

Haha...haha...ha...
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This is stupid as fuck, and you should be ashamed.
While i love all the mods here, i'm also kinda confused how one could haver like this, too.

 

[sukiduki]

if i wanna take sn in a hot tub, will it look like i drowned or still be able to tell it was sn?

 

[ms_beaverhousen]

Haha...haha...ha...
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This is stupid as fuck, and you should be ashamed.
While i love all the mods here, i'm also kinda confused how one could haver like this, too.

You obviously didn't get it which is sad as f***... That's the shameful part.
I didn't said anything shameworthy. Thanks for saving me the time of ever having to read your comments again because now I know they'll be useless to me. #Ignore

 

[M48 Patton]

As long as it's labelled nsfw and people are given some warning. Which this post is, But there are some sites out there with some messed up people in the comments, as in psychopaths. It's
pretty upsetting. But I think seeing what death looks like from sn isn't a bad thing.

 

[Agon321]

These photos are nothing special.
If someone doesn't want to look like this, I only have one piece of advice: never die ;).

Regardless of the method, our body will look unpleasant.
If you use a bloodless method, the body will simply look relatively "good" in the first hours after death.
Our biology is disgusting and there is nothing we can do about it.

If photos of my dead body are ever leaked onto the Internet, I hope to visit the people who see it in their nightmares.
I would be very happy with such a scenario.

 

[defunkt]

Is it odd that I've never once gave a shit what I might look like after death. Or what might happen to my body. Probably has to do with religious beliefs. And it is definitely extremely u empathetic to say people who kill themselves don't deserve to have their bodies treated same as anyone else, because how dumb is that argument?

Because everyone pretty much kills themselves in some way. Everyone is a little bit suicidal. Whether they kill themselves by getting tumors living in a toxic relationship, or killing their bodies in the long run and destroying in the long run by doing steroids, getting eating disorders being celebrities or illegal substances.

That said I personally have no feelings regarding whether or not corpse photos should be posted.


These things are available via Google search these days, I saw plenty of famous people dead bodies in the very first page of Google search, there was one on Wikipedia, some African American kid who was tortured by some racist folks, I don't remember a lot, but still, pretty much a lot of Wikipedia entries have the thing that you search for.

I don't think it's such a huge deal these days, I know it can be a divisive thing for sure, I get that but I'm pretty neutral on this.

I just think if you're going to share photos, you need to at least be someone with some level of empathy for people like us.

 

[ms_beaverhousen]

As long as it's labelled nsfw and people are given some warning. Which this post is, But there are some sites out there with some messed up people in the comments, as in psychopaths. It's
pretty upsetting. But I think seeing what death looks like from sn isn't a bad thing.

Unfortunately it looks like there are some of those people here. Guess I was naive to think that only decent people think/want to ctb.

The photos were published in the Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine. I hope OP adds his source next time so this controversy doesn't happen again.

[PDF] A fatal case by a suicide kit containing sodium nitrite ordered on the internet. | Semantic Scholar

Semantic Scholar extracted view of "A fatal case by a suicide kit containing sodium nitrite ordered on the internet." by C. Durão et al.

www.semanticscholar.org

A fatal case by a suicide kit containing sodium nitrite ordered on the internet

Fatal sodium nitrite poisonings are rare in the forensic context. The present work describes a first fatal case of sodium nitrite contained in a suici…

www.sciencedirect.com

Yeah I came across some decomposition and it sounded ugly and gruesome. Turning our blood into chocolate? Horrible. But I never planned to be found by relative... and it's surprising to see that others might do so, nor do I plan to be decomposed for very long upon being found, SN or not.