Vehicle assisted decapitation

[The depresionator]

I've thought about many methods for a while, and whilst being violent and a terrible sight for whoever finds me, this method seems to offer an almost instant death.

I will tie metal wiring to a lamppost, get in my car and then tie the other end to my neck before flooring it. Probably smoke a last cigarette and then the romantic vision of driving off into the sunset before everything goes black.

My wonder is why is there only one thread from 2019 created about this method? They also mention on there about smashing the back window to feed the cable through there, which I suppose I can do, but seems unnecessary. I myself would just have fed the wire through the driver window.

As I say I'm just perplexed why this is not a more common form of ctb and cases are few and far between in news articles.

 

[Unattainable666]

I've thought about many methods for a while, and whilst being violent and a terrible sight for whoever finds me, this method seems to offer an almost instant death.

I will tie metal wiring to a lamppost, get in my car and then tie the other end to my neck before flooring it. Probably smoke a last cigarette and then the romantic vision of driving off into the sunset before everything goes black.

My wonder is why is there only one thread from 2019 created about this method? They also mention on there about smashing the back window to feed the cable through there, which I suppose I can do, but seems unnecessary. I myself would just have fed the wire through the driver window.

As I say I'm just perplexed why this is not a more common form of ctb and cases are few and far between in news articles.

That sounds like an awfully horrific way to go. I think most people who want to ctb want a peaceful way out.

 

[The depresionator]

That sounds like an awfully horrific way to go. I think most people who want to ctb want a peaceful way out.

But it's instant. No discomfort from taking sn just a quick exit before you know it.

 

[Unattainable666]

But it's instant. No discomfort from taking sn just a quick exit before you know it.

I personally couldn't ctb this way - I guess I'm too much of a chicken i'm looking for a peaceful way out.

 

[Captive_Mind515]

Most people probably find the thought of it far too gruesome. I think I'd rather a nice clean cut from a guillotine, if I'm going for decapitation.

 

[nadia225]

I've thought about many methods for a while, and whilst being violent and a terrible sight for whoever finds me, this method seems to offer an almost instant death.

I will tie metal wiring to a lamppost, get in my car and then tie the other end to my neck before flooring it. Probably smoke a last cigarette and then the romantic vision of driving off into the sunset before everything goes black.

My wonder is why is there only one thread from 2019 created about this method? They also mention on there about smashing the back window to feed the cable through there, which I suppose I can do, but seems unnecessary. I myself would just have fed the wire through the driver window.

As I say I'm just perplexed why this is not a more common form of ctb and cases are few and far between in news articles.

It seems more romantized in theory then actual application of such a method. I can imagine that to be extremely gruesome on the body and probably go wrong in numerous ways if the location setting and everything else is perfect to the "T"….good luck tho to each it's own.

 

[The depresionator]

It seems more romantized in theory then actual application of such a method. I can imagine that to be extremely gruesome on the body and probably go wrong in numerous ways if the location setting and everything else is perfect to the "T"….good luck tho to each it's own.

My plan is to use 30-50m metal wiring with the idea that this will mean the chance of anything going wrong is zero. Some people have used rope which has snapped but still caused asphyxiation. I am interested in what I may have missed that could go wrong?

 

[NearlyIrrelevantCake]

I've found some case studies posted in science journals that detail successful uses of this method.

It is indeed violent, but it seems to work well.

 

[John Ryder]

Make sure you allow sufficient rope length for adequate acceleration. EMT in an old thread on this said people otherwise sometimes "just" tear the carotids (quick bleed out/death usually) or if really unlucky, just rip open their larynx or other insanity. Also don't do this in civilization. Also don't do this

 

[nadia225]

My plan is to use 30-50m metal wiring with the idea that this will mean the chance of anything going wrong is zero. Some people have used rope which has snapped but still caused asphyxiation. I am interested in what I may have missed that could go wrong?

Since the wiring seems sufficient enough that does decrease the chances of fail immensely and it will cause death inevitably even if something goes slightly wrong on the method side of things. I also say that in means of setting like if you chose to do this in civilization that increases the chance of unnecessary variables that you would have to consider. But I mean what a way to make a splash I actually kinda commend you on such an interesting method takes alot of bravery this one I just hope it's worth it for you in actual execution.

 

[The depresionator]

Since the wiring seems sufficient enough that does decrease the chances of fail immensely and it will cause death inevitably even if something goes slightly wrong on the method side of things. I also say that in means of setting like if you chose to do this in civilization that increases the chance of unnecessary variables that you would have to consider. But I mean what a way to make a splash I actually kinda commend you on such an interesting method takes alot of bravery this one I just hope it's worth it for you in actual execution.

My rope has an advertised strength of nearly 200kg so when something has to give it should be my neck. I haven't picked a spot but will try make sure it is secluded while also spray painting the sides of my car to allude to what is inside.

 

[busybee]

That seems like a lot of math would be involved on acceleration, speed and rope lenght.
Also the knot and rope would need to be hella strong too.

 

[Hollowman]

Don't forget to put your seatbelt on, you wouldn't want to be pulled out of the window.

 

[The depresionator]

That seems like a lot of math would be involved on acceleration, speed and rope lenght.
Also the knot and rope would need to be hella strong too.

It's mainly a case of using something long enough and going fast enough that you barely feel the tug on your neck. So yes pick your equipment wisely and a strong half hitch knot.

Don't forget to put your seatbelt on, you wouldn't want to be pulled out of the window.

Like some twisted episode of looney tunes.

 

[enough of this]

I've thought about many methods for a while, and whilst being violent and a terrible sight for whoever finds me, this method seems to offer an almost instant death.

I will tie metal wiring to a lamppost, get in my car and then tie the other end to my neck before flooring it. Probably smoke a last cigarette and then the romantic vision of driving off into the sunset before everything goes black.

My wonder is why is there only one thread from 2019 created about this method? They also mention on there about smashing the back window to feed the cable through there, which I suppose I can do, but seems unnecessary. I myself would just have fed the wire through the driver window.

As I say I'm just perplexed why this is not a more common form of ctb and cases are few and far between in news articles.

Actually, I think your chances of success feeding the cable through the driver's window, would be much reduced. It depends on how fast the car is going.

 

[MyLifeIsANightmare]

According to stories about decapitation you can have a very bad moment after your head ripped off from your body. It's not an instant death. The head in itself can survive for a while and you will feel and realize what happened to you.

 

[Spiritual survivor]

According to stories about decapitation you can have a very bad moment after your head ripped off from your body. It's not an instant death. The head in itself can survive for a while and you will feel and realize what happened to you.

How would anyone know what it feels like though? Are they in the mind of the decapitated persons head in that moment?

 

[John Ryder]

How would anyone know what it feels like though? Are they in the mind of the decapitated persons head in that moment?

It's based on anecdotes and accounts of severed heads making facial expressions, blinking etc seconds after the fact. Doesn't necessarily prove jack though obv. It's like afterlife talk, fundamentally pointless in that way. Are they gonna run trials lol

 

[bluebus]

This seems like a horribly gruesome way to go, but to each their own. As long as it was somewhere not public I don't see why you couldn't justify this method. I can't imagine doing this myself, but I wish you the best of luck.

 

[John Ryder]

This seems like a horribly gruesome way to go, but to each their own. As long as it was somewhere not public I don't see why you couldn't justify this method. I can't imagine doing this myself, but I wish you the best of luck.

I've seen though enough horror films for three lifetimes. Cinematic gore doesn't phase me. IRL hits different

 

[chop]

this sounds horrific because what if you don't floor it fast enough? And also the human head can survive 3-5 seconds decapitated from the body as seen from guilitine studies back in the 1800's I wouldn't risk the method which is why there's only one post from 2019.

Just take a easy or fast route out using SN lol.

 

[MyLifeIsANightmare]

A comment that goes more into detail. I'll try find the actual study if I can:
'Not only is it possible, but it's medically proven.' Debate on the subject raged ever since Charlotte Corday -- the assassin of Jean-Paul Marat -- was guillotined in 1793. The executioner's assistant, Francois le Gros, lifted her head by the hair, and slapped it on both cheeks. Eyewitnesses reported that the face took on an angry expression, and the cheeks visibly flushed. The debate was started -- if guillotining didn't produce instant death, then it wasn't a 'quick and merciful end', as promised by the post-Enlightenment revolutionaries. In 1794, German surgeon Dr S. T. Sommering argued in the Parisian newspapers that 'consciousness of feeling may persist [in a severed head] even if blood circulation is terminated, partial or weak [...] the head's strongest sensation would be the after-pain felt in the neck.' French doctors argued that he was confusing nervous spasms with sensory perceptions and voluntary motion. Little research was conducted on the subject, however, until the turn of the twentieth century, when another French doctor, Beaurieux, was permitted to make an investigation of a severed head, of a criminal called Languille, immediately after guillotining: "Here is what I was able to note immediately after the decapitation: the eyelids and lips of the decapitated man worked in irregularly rhythmic contractions for about 4 or 6 seconds. I waited several seconds longer. The spasmodic movements ceased. The face relaxed, the lids half-closed in the eyeballs, leaving only the white of the conjunctiva visible, exactly as in the dying whom we have occasion to see every day [...] It was then that I called in a strong, sharp, voice: 'Languille!' I then saw the eyelids slowly lift up, without any spasmodic contraction -- I insist advisedly on this pecularity -- but with an even movement, quite distinct and normal, such as happens in everyday life, with people awakened or torn from their thoughts. Next, Languille's eyes very definitely fixed themselves on mine and the pupils focused themselves. I was not, then, dealing with a vague dull look, without any expression that can be observed any day in dying people to whom one speaks: I was dealing with undeniably living eyes which were looking at me." By 1956, further research had proved, in the words of governemntal advisers Drs Piedelievre and Fournier, that "death [by decapitation] is not instantaneous [...] every vital element survives [...it is] a savage vivisection, followed by a premature burial." The French government abolished execution by decapitation in 1977.

 

[Gonnerr]

Not for me , but good luck with that , i prefer to go asleep in a tent with charcoal monoxide poisoning, it could look like an accident , we hear so many case of accidental poisoning in camping tent.

Its better to ctb that look like an accident for family and friends imo.

 

[Taraxias]

have some questions.
The rope at the head should be ties with a slipknot?
Should i remove the headrest or the rope go through the bars?
How to secure the rope at the ankor point tree?