MsMaudlin
This is the fierce last stand of all I am
- Dec 8, 2019
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If a person commits suicide at home in the UK, will the police take their phone or handbag?
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Will they search the house?
Phone and computer, quite likely.
Do they do this everwhere also in Denmark? I just assumed if I shot myself they can easily identify that it was my registered gun and there are several methods to determine the gun was fired by me point blank also suicide notes in my handwriting, shouldn´t all of this be sufficient enough evidence of a suicide?Yes, so make sure it's clean, it will be part of there investigation the house will be cordoned of to everyone they will go through everything to find evidence it wasn't a murder and they are nosy bastards anyway.
Clear out anything embarrassing to your family or your porn collection, make sure you make sure the rubbish has been collected before you consider ctb as they will go through that as well.
Cheers
Geo
Do they do this everwhere also in Denmark? I just assumed if I shot myself they can easily identify that it was my registered gun and there are several methods to determine the gun was fired by me point blank also suicide notes in my handwriting, shouldn´t all of this be sufficient enough evidence of a suicide?
It doesn´t make sense to me if they would need to go through all my stuff, search history and external harddrive.
I am sure they won´t, at most they might look at my goodbye videos where I explain all my problems which should be suffient enough to determine it as a suicide.Something to take into account is whether or not someone pressured or goaded you into it, which is a crime, as far as I'm aware. So there'd be justification to search your belongings
Yes, so make sure it's clean, it will be part of there investigation the house will be cordoned of to everyone they will go through everything to find evidence it wasn't a murder and they are nosy bastards anyway.
Clear out anything embarrassing to your family or your porn collection, make sure you make sure the rubbish has been collected before you consider ctb as they will go through that as well.
Cheers
Geo
Do they do this everwhere also in Denmark? I just assumed if I shot myself they can easily identify that it was my registered gun and there are several methods to determine the gun was fired by me point blank also suicide notes in my handwriting, shouldn´t all of this be sufficient enough evidence of a suicide?
It doesn´t make sense to me if they would need to go through all my stuff, search history and external harddrive.
I highly doubt they will go to these lenghts over a suicide since it would waste to resources "just" for a suicide it´s even been revealed by the police in Denmark that some stabbings arent even investigated if the victim didn´t die because they don´t have the resources and many times police don´t even respond to burglaries.I understand what your saying in the UK technically they need a search warrant to search a property but not the room where the body was found, they can remove everything in room as part of a murder investigation even if it's a suicide. Police are expert manipulators if they interview a bereaved next of kin and they didn't give permission they will accuse them of hiding something and tell them they are treating this as a suicide but if you don't give permission we will look at upgrading this to a murder investigation, what would you do.
While this Police Officer is keeping you busy with a cup of tea and sympathetically questioning you, the other officers are snooping around the rest of the house flat for anything interesting or illegal.
All your personal items will be taken for investigation even external hard drives as they want to see if you have anything illegal on them and if they can find out a reason why you ctb, threatened, drug dealing, blackmailed, sick images, video's of miners, false bank accounts the list is endless.
It's quite simple if you don't want anyone to find something embarrassing to you or your family it will be best to destroy and dispose of it well in advance of you ctb
Cheers
Geo
I'm not even going to bother clearing my hard drive or search history. Nothing illegal on there, nothing incriminating to anyone, and in my view, nothing immoral
I'm not even going to bother clearing my hard drive or search history. Nothing illegal on there, nothing incriminating to anyone, and in my view, nothing immoral
Same here, I'm just worried about anything leading back to this place, as it WILL be blamed. Apparently people with a mental disorder are incapable or making their own decisions which is complete bullshit and quite frankly insulting.
I agree, that's the logical way of looking at it but this website was blamed for Callie Lewis' death. Her note was seemingly ignored which was pretty self explanatory.As long as there's no direct encouragement or coercion, it should be fine. I'm sure various authorities are aware that websites like this exist, as well as the PPH and Final Exit. It'd be a small drop in the pond, I believe, and difficult to enforce against
I agree, that's the logical way of looking at it but this website was blamed for Callie Lewis' death. Her note was seemingly ignored which was pretty self explanatory.
This is why I won't be ctb anytime soon as my house always looks like it's been burgled Oh the shame...........they can find me dead but not in a shambles of a mess. Skip being ordered next week xYes, so make sure it's clean, it will be part of there investigation the house will be cordoned of to everyone they will go through everything to find evidence it wasn't a murder and they are nosy bastards anyway.
Clear out anything embarrassing to your family or your porn collection, make sure you make sure the rubbish has been collected before you consider ctb as they will go through that as well.
Cheers
Geo
Even if a scene appears to be an obvious suicide, police usually need to gather evidence to review later in case any new information comes to light. They can't risk making assumptions at the start that may later prove incorrect.
Police also gather evidence which may be supplied to the coroner. A coroner's investigation is usually much broader than a police one, and doesn't focus on criminal aspects but instead looks at the cause of death and relevant factors contributing to the death that should be addressed to reduce future deaths. So internet history can be relevant to determining if certain websites were used to purchase suicide drugs, for example, and whether access to those sites should be restricted in future.