undetectable - how to

[happier than ever]

ok. so im seriously freaking out. i think its evident from my posts. im curious, can you guys think of some ways i could die completely undetectably? like for example, working in the millitary and dying during a crossfire, or dying while climing a really high mountain... can you guys think of such scenarios? i think i might actually consider a long run ctb instead of a ctb which looks intentional... i dont want to die a dissapointment (even tho i feel like one)

 

[SVEN]

Challenge is that corpses have an unfortunate way of popping up, sooner or later. Ground gets dug up, reservoirs get drained, houses and structures get knocked down, animals in forests spread bones and human remains around.
Only thing which occurs to me is securing yourself to a heavy weight and either drowning in deep water, or positioning yourself over deep water (weighted) whilst ctb by some other means ( such as standing poised over the edge of a small boat & shooting yourself if you are in a country where you could access firearms).
Sorry, that's all I've got.

 

[happier than ever]

Challenge is that corpses have an unfortunate way of popping up, sooner or later. Ground gets dug up, reservoirs get drained, houses and structures get knocked down, animals in forests spread bones and human remains around.
Only thing which occurs to me is securing yourself to a heavy weight and either drowning in deep water, or positioning yourself over deep water (weighted) whilst ctb by some other means ( such as standing poised over the edge of a small boat & shooting yourself if you are in a country where you could access firearms).
Sorry, that's all I've got.

no i meant doing a particular job such as the millitary so the death looks accidental/ making the death look as accidental as possible

 

[SVEN]

Right, sorry for my misunderstanding. I'm not sure what country you are in. Here in the UK joining the Forces is a longer term procedure (could be 12-18 months in some instances). They're pretty selective and you'd require to sit a number of aptitude tests so they will determine which units you could apply for. Then there is a reasonably lengthy training period prior to your being posted to an operational group. There aren't really many UK Forces engaged in combat presently, exercises usually use blank ammo and tend to be well controlled re safety.
How would you feel about drowning ? Build up a backstory of fishing, preferably from a small boat, then have a drowning "accident" ?