Videos of succesful hangings

[OnMyLast Legs]

It's very interesting. They seem to be able to get it all done quickly. Are there any videos of people who have tried to black out without making it all the way?

Yeah they seem to be out FAST. It's very encouraging. We're that close to no more bullshit.

 

[OnMyLast Legs]

https://videos.watchpeopledie.tv/17113823430920124.mp4

The pullup method looks really good. He seemed to ease himself into blackout without any struggle. But all of these are out within a few seconds. Encouraging.

 

[JesiBel]

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Revealed content Door frame + thin cord or rope (very sad video, if you are sensitive don't watch it)

It's a very illustrative video that clearly shows that once you lose consciousness, you can no longer feel anything. The child is seen shaking and touching his father's body, and he shows no reaction at all.

Stages of the dying process that can be seen (involuntary movements of the organism), after losing consciousness: decerebrate/decorticate rigidity, abdominal movements.

https://watchpeopledie.tv/h/suicide/post/2851/watching-daddy-hang

This is the worst thing ive seen in my whole life. The child reminds me of me when i was a child, i even looked like it. And the father reminds me of myself now. I need to reflect on some stuff now…

 

[eggsausagerice]

This is the worst thing ive seen in my whole life. The child reminds me of me when i was a child, i even looked like it. And the father reminds me of myself now. I need to reflect on some stuff now…

comment on the wpd thread has a vid of a father killing his baby and killing himself. sometimes i really wonder what i'm doing with my life. it's awful that there's multiple videos of kids walking in on their parents hanging or kids being in the same room. i don't know why they're online or why people watch them. i don't know why people record it either. it seems so meaningless and cruel.

 

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can u guess why the thin person in the video titled-man in love hanged himself didnt lose consciousness for upto 20 seconds.i mean he kicked the stool at 0 /1 sec and at about 12 sec he was feeling lot of pain and tried to reach for the stool and lost consciousness later. he used the proper placement. Thanks

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also there is another video on watchpeopledie website. u should paste this
Filipinx woman hangs herself on facebook live

she lost consciousness in less than 15 sec but after 15 sec after LOC she regained consciousness and she held the rope and didnt exhibit usual hanging movements such as decorticate and decerebrate after LOC. she was kicking legs and its clearly consious kicking and not brain stem actions. she only fully lost consciousness after more than min after kicking and then she started exhibiting usual hanging movements.

Do you have explanation. I watched upto 25 videos on FSH and this is one of the videos along with another filipino women who regained consciousness but eventually succumbed. Thanks

 

[iamgood]

can u guess why the thin person in the video titled-man in love hanged himself didnt lose consciousness for upto 20 seconds.i mean he kicked the stool at 0 /1 sec and at about 12 sec he was feeling lot of pain and tried to reach for the stool and lost consciousness later. he used the proper placement. Thanks

also there is another video on watchpeopledie website. u should paste this
Filipinx woman hangs herself on facebook live

she lost consciousness in less than 15 sec but after 15 sec after LOC she regained consciousness and she held the rope and didnt exhibit usual hanging movements such as decorticate and decerebrate after LOC. she was kicking legs and its clearly consious kicking and not brain stem actions. she only fully lost consciousness after more than min after kicking and then she started exhibiting usual hanging movements.

Do you have explanation. I watched upto 25 videos on FSH and this is one of the videos along with another filipino women who regained consciousness but eventually succumbed. Thanks

@JesiBel i forgot to tag u

 

[SomewhereNew]

I read that we could possibly hold memories from past lives explained in a way similar to how a butterfly can remember being a larvae even after changing forms. I think my ancestors were hung or I was a particular ancestor that was hung and it's almost as if I'm doomed to the same fate. That's why life has been so difficult for me and I have always had childhood memories from a very young age of a strong tie to my ancestors. Because it's what happened in my past life and it's supposed to happen again because of their or my past life wrongdoing and Its punishment.

 

[Gustav Hartmann]

can u guess why the thin person in the video titled-man in love hanged himself didnt lose consciousness for upto 20 seconds.i mean he kicked the stool at 0 /1 sec and at about 12 sec he was feeling lot of pain and tried to reach for the stool and lost consciousness later. he used the proper placement. Thanks

also there is another video on watchpeopledie website. u should paste this
Filipinx woman hangs herself on facebook live

she lost consciousness in less than 15 sec but after 15 sec after LOC she regained consciousness and she held the rope and didnt exhibit usual hanging movements such as decorticate and decerebrate after LOC. she was kicking legs and its clearly consious kicking and not brain stem actions. she only fully lost consciousness after more than min after kicking and then she started exhibiting usual hanging movements.

Do you have explanation. I watched upto 25 videos on FSH and this is one of the videos along with another filipino women who regained consciousness but eventually succumbed. Thanks

The Filipino woman regained definitively not consciousness. If she would have regained consciousness she would have been able to survive. You cannot stop the process if you are unconscious and hang full. If you hang partial it is a different story. Involuntary movements can free you coincidally. My suicide partner tried to hang himself partial and survived. He could not tell how he got out of the noose when he was unconscious but he did.
As soon as the bloodflow through the brain is stopped the brain goes in its energy saving mode and shuts down its biggest energy consumer - consciousness. So its agains logic when you regain consciousness whilst the bloodflow is still blocked.

 

[JesiBel]

can u guess why the thin person in the video titled-man in love hanged himself didnt lose consciousness for upto 20 seconds.i mean he kicked the stool at 0 /1 sec and at about 12 sec he was feeling lot of pain and tried to reach for the stool and lost consciousness later. he used the proper placement. Thanks

also there is another video on watchpeopledie website. u should paste this
Filipinx woman hangs herself on facebook live

she lost consciousness in less than 15 sec but after 15 sec after LOC she regained consciousness and she held the rope and didnt exhibit usual hanging movements such as decorticate and decerebrate after LOC. she was kicking legs and its clearly consious kicking and not brain stem actions. she only fully lost consciousness after more than min after kicking and then she started exhibiting usual hanging movements.

Do you have explanation. I watched upto 25 videos on FSH and this is one of the videos along with another filipino women who regained consciousness but eventually succumbed. Thanks

Hello, sorry for the late (and long) reply. I haven't been able to be very active on the forum lately.

In the first video you mention, between seconds 7 and 8, the man panics (regret or survival instinct) and tries to save himself (grabbing the rope with his hands and trying to brace his feet against the wall to stop the compression on his neck).
At 20 seconds he loses all muscle strength, and that is his death sentence; it is now impossible for him to save himself. Then he loses consciousness and the characteristic involuntary body movements are observed (signs of severe brain damage).

It's a normal amount of time (seconds); it's not a hard and fast rule that consciousness is lost after 15 seconds, but rather an average. Some people lose consciousness much sooner. On the first page of this thread, I attached two PDFs studies with charts analyzing each phase of the death mechanism in hanging, which show that the time it takes to lose consciousness varies from person to person. (In those cases presented, the longest time was 18 seconds and the shortest was 8 seconds) The different videos posted here also show that the number of seconds of consciousness (and agonal sequence) can vary in each case.

Regarding the other video you mentioned (please, add the link next time; that way it's easier for everyone to access the material):

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It was a bad choice to put the knot on the side of her neck. We have two carotid arteries, one on each side of the neck (both carry oxygenated blood to the brain and irrigate it), and both need to be compressed, so that consciousness occurs as quickly as possible.

For this reason, the knot of the ligature should be placed behind the neck in the center, so that the pressure and penetration of the rope are concentrated on the front and both sides of the neck. The area behind the neck where the knot rests will be the area with the least pressure.

Using a self-tightening knot (Arbor Knot) for the ligature helps in the compression process, because it closes itself to the maximum (when the body is suspended applying weight), exerting continuous and uninterrupted pressure.

She presents the decerebrate rigidity posture (indicates severe brain damage occurring) within seconds of losing consciousness. The blood flow (supplying oxygen and nutrients) is insufficient (cerebral hypoxia) and neurons begin to die.

You can also observe all the seizure phases (in this case, they are also signs of brain lesions):

• Tonic phase: muscles suddenly get stiff (arms, legs, and trunk); extension of the back (arched in the shape of a C), neck, and limbs.

• Clonic phase: muscles go into rhythmic contractions; bending and relaxing at the elbows, hips, and knees. The arms and legs often jerk. They alternately flex and relax.

(All these movements are involuntary)

At 4:49 she regains consciousness and makes an attempt to get back onto the ladder by putting her foot on it, making it move even further away.. now without any chance of salvation.

I believe that somehow her body responded in the face of imminent death with its last energies (allowing some functions) in an attempt to preserve itself.

Perhaps it's something like the sudden "surge of energy" that people who are close to death exhibit.

Even if only one carotid artery is blocked (it's a medical emergency after all), the sudden and violent trauma inflicted on the body (a suicide attempt) is incompatible with life.

The brain is the most energy demanding organ, neurons require constant oxygen for glucose metabolism to sustain their activity/functions. If this resource becomes insufficient or blocked, damage begins to occur. Neurons depend on continuous and adequate oxygen delivery via blood flow.

Poor technique and understanding of the method prolonged the entire process too much. Both carotid arteries must be properly blocked/compressed.

 

[Gustav Hartmann]

At 4:49 she regains consciousness and makes an attempt to get back onto the ladder by putting her foot on it, making it move even further away.. now without any chance of salvation.

The possibility of regaining consciousness is very disturbing to me. Did you find any evidence in your research that this is possible?
The Filipino woman was already making seemingly conscious movements beforehand, scratching herself and reaching for the rope. I think if she had truly regained consciousness and wanted to save herself, she would have grabbed the rope with both hands and pulled herself up.

 

[JesiBel]

The possibility of regaining consciousness is very disturbing to me. Did you find any evidence in your research that this is possible?
The Filipino woman was already making seemingly conscious movements beforehand, scratching herself and reaching for the rope. I think if she had truly regained consciousness and wanted to save herself, she would have grabbed the rope with both hands and pulled herself up.

It's definitely one of those videos that gives you a lot to analyze and think about.

I believe it was a combination of errors, and that's why the whole procedure was too long and traumatic for her.

The first mistake was the incorrect positioning of the ligature; literally on one side of the neck there was 0 compression, that is, insufficient, but there was oxygenated blood flow reaching the brain.

She did not use a self-tightening knot but a fixed one, which would have helped the ligature to at least close on its own, without leaving all that "free space" without any compression.

I found nothing scientific to explain it; above I only wrote my own conjectures as to why she might have regained consciousness.

That movement of the torso and legs to reach the ladder is entirely voluntary, and the kickings she does later, when the ladder is out of reach (I suppose she was actually trying to exert more weight or pressure by moving her legs like that, as if accepting that her point of support could no longer be used again, and all that's left is to wait for death)

I think it's quite a feat to lift herself up grabbing the rope; it requires a lot of strength. Even more so with a rope around her neck and suspended in the air.

I'd like to read your opinion, it doesn't matter if they're just conjectures. We're looking for answers to what's happening in the video.

 

[Gustav Hartmann]

It's definitely one of those videos that gives you a lot to analyze and think about.

I believe it was a combination of errors, and that's why the whole procedure was too long and traumatic for her.

The first mistake was the incorrect positioning of the ligature; literally on one side of the neck there was 0 compression, that is, insufficient, but there was oxygenated blood flow reaching the brain.

She did not use a self-tightening knot but a fixed one, which would have helped the ligature to at least close on its own, without leaving all that "free space" without any compression.

I found nothing scientific to explain it; above I only wrote my own conjectures as to why she might have regained consciousness.

That movement of the torso and legs to reach the ladder is entirely voluntary, and the kickings she does later, when the ladder is out of reach (I suppose she was actually trying to exert more weight or pressure by moving her legs like that, as if accepting that her point of support could no longer be used again, and all that's left is to wait for death)

I think it's quite a feat to lift herself up grabbing the rope; it requires a lot of strength. Even more so with a rope around her neck and suspended in the air.

I'd like to read your opinion, it doesn't matter if they're just conjectures. We're looking for answers to what's happening in the video.

Although the noose apparently isn't tightening and the knot is positioned directly behind her ear, she seems to lose consciousness in less than 5 seconds. After all, the rope is quite thin, and it's usually enough if only one hemisphere of the brain is deprived of blood. The blood flow through Willis's Circle is generally insufficient to supply one hemisphere.

I have no problem climbing the rope using only my hands, and I think most people can manage that when they're terrified and adrenaline gives them unexpected strength.

Nevertheless, she seems to be able to see the ladder, because random movements would never have allowed her to touch it with her feet. A possible explanation: Sleepwalkers are able to see even while in a deep sleep phase.

If the brain isn't adequately supplied with energy, it shuts down its biggest energy consumer—consciousness—either because there's no other option or to ensure survival for a little longer. For this reason, it seems illogical to me if consciousness returns before the brain is once again perfused with blood.

 

[JesiBel]

Although the noose apparently isn't tightening and the knot is positioned directly behind her ear, she seems to lose consciousness in less than 5 seconds. After all, the rope is quite thin, and it's usually enough if only one hemisphere of the brain is deprived of blood. The blood flow through Willis's Circle is generally insufficient to supply one hemisphere.

I have no problem climbing the rope using only my hands, and I think most people can manage that when they're terrified and adrenaline gives them unexpected strength.

Nevertheless, she seems to be able to see the ladder, because random movements would never have allowed her to touch it with her feet. A possible explanation: Sleepwalkers are able to see even while in a deep sleep phase.

If the brain isn't adequately supplied with energy, it shuts down its biggest energy consumer—consciousness—either because there's no other option or to ensure survival for a little longer. For this reason, it seems illogical to me if consciousness returns before the brain is once again perfused with blood.

At 4:47, it seems impossible to me that such a precise and decisive movement could be unconscious. Even the force used to raise the leg so high and place it on the step (and her legs kicking, hand gripping the rope). It is, rather, a deliberate action.

It's nothing like the reflex movements and automatisms in brain death "patients".

Sleeping is not a state of unconsciousness. It is a reduced state of consciousness, a person can react to internal and external stimuli; an unconscious person cannot.

At 5:59 she loses all muscle strength and the decerebrate posture* is observed again.

*(unconscious, involuntary, uncontrollable physical reflex that occurs as a result of substantial brain damage)

Perhaps the limited oxygenated blood flow the brain was receiving thanks to the non-blocked carotid artery provided this "last chance" to maneuver. With its last remaining energy, before it finally shuts down forever.

I need to find if there are more videos similar to this one. It's interesting when these discussions and analyses arise; it forces us to continue investigating.

 

[gardenhouse]

I tried and so painful

 

[JesiBel]

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[silentballet]

thank you for bringing this thread back because i did know that this thread existed. i'd also like to comment that people here sometimes underestimate people who (plan to) ctb in regards w/ research. a lot of these people in these videos most likely did minimal to no research regarding the method they've chosen. im pretty sure a lot of them did not even know PPeH and SaSu existed. they just went ahead and did it, and was successful. anyway, thanks again for these references

 

[silentballet]

perhaps do you have more reference for partial suspension? @JesiBel

 

[JesiBel]

perhaps do you have more reference for partial suspension? @JesiBel

Hello!

Yes, there are videos of Partial Suspension Hangings in this thread (check all the pages; the material is in various posts)

 

[LastDayOnEarth]

It's crazy how little preparation most of these people do yet they succeed with ease, maybe im overthinking too much

 

[never mind me]

I really don't know what to think of these videos. For me it is really fascinating and slightly addictive to watch it. And it makes me want to go ahead with FSH, too. Despite the fact that I am not really ready for ctb just yet. But it holds a weird fascination, very similar to the way I felt drawn to the sea, when I stood at the shore of a very rough and potenially deadly sea about a week ago. Actually it is a positive surprise for me that most people lose conciousness so quickly with FSH, I had thought that it would take much longer.

 

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Thank you bringing these forward they have good educational value

Would you know what platform these suicides were streamed on. I see running comments and I m curious it wasn't blocked when the admin saw what was happening

 

[Meatballhead]

Thanks for posting these.

I while back I have watched some hanging videos too, and both those, and the ones you posted just confirm that people overcomplicate hanging way too much. Its success rate is one of the highest, if not the highest, and it's quick, simple, relatively pain-free, and easily available. As the videos show too, 10 seconds max from committing, and the person is out. As long as the rope and anchor point are strong enough, death is near certain.

It is also a classic one and has elegance and style. Not too gruesome either... No blood.

It will be my method!

I can't find a good rope

 

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[telekon]

feels like watchpeopledie just posts the same 4 suicide videos every week .. or maybe I just need to take a break from watching people ctb smh

 

[sisiv]

Hello, sorry for the late (and long) reply. I haven't been able to be very active on the forum lately.

In the first video you mention, between seconds 7 and 8, the man panics (regret or survival instinct) and tries to save himself (grabbing the rope with his hands and trying to brace his feet against the wall to stop the compression on his neck).
At 20 seconds he loses all muscle strength, and that is his death sentence; it is now impossible for him to save himself. Then he loses consciousness and the characteristic involuntary body movements are observed (signs of severe brain damage).

It's a normal amount of time (seconds); it's not a hard and fast rule that consciousness is lost after 15 seconds, but rather an average. Some people lose consciousness much sooner. On the first page of this thread, I attached two PDFs studies with charts analyzing each phase of the death mechanism in hanging, which show that the time it takes to lose consciousness varies from person to person. (In those cases presented, the longest time was 18 seconds and the shortest was 8 seconds) The different videos posted here also show that the number of seconds of consciousness (and agonal sequence) can vary in each case.

Regarding the other video you mentioned (please, add the link next time; that way it's easier for everyone to access the material):

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It was a bad choice to put the knot on the side of her neck. We have two carotid arteries, one on each side of the neck (both carry oxygenated blood to the brain and irrigate it), and both need to be compressed, so that consciousness occurs as quickly as possible.

For this reason, the knot of the ligature should be placed behind the neck in the center, so that the pressure and penetration of the rope are concentrated on the front and both sides of the neck. The area behind the neck where the knot rests will be the area with the least pressure.

Using a self-tightening knot (Arbor Knot) for the ligature helps in the compression process, because it closes itself to the maximum (when the body is suspended applying weight), exerting continuous and uninterrupted pressure.

She presents the decerebrate rigidity posture (indicates severe brain damage occurring) within seconds of losing consciousness. The blood flow (supplying oxygen and nutrients) is insufficient (cerebral hypoxia) and neurons begin to die.

You can also observe all the seizure phases (in this case, they are also signs of brain lesions):

• Tonic phase: muscles suddenly get stiff (arms, legs, and trunk); extension of the back (arched in the shape of a C), neck, and limbs.

• Clonic phase: muscles go into rhythmic contractions; bending and relaxing at the elbows, hips, and knees. The arms and legs often jerk. They alternately flex and relax.

(All these movements are involuntary)

At 4:49 she regains consciousness and makes an attempt to get back onto the ladder by putting her foot on it, making it move even further away.. now without any chance of salvation.

I believe that somehow her body responded in the face of imminent death with its last energies (allowing some functions) in an attempt to preserve itself.

Perhaps it's something like the sudden "surge of energy" that people who are close to death exhibit.

Even if only one carotid artery is blocked (it's a medical emergency after all), the sudden and violent trauma inflicted on the body (a suicide attempt) is incompatible with life.

The brain is the most energy demanding organ, neurons require constant oxygen for glucose metabolism to sustain their activity/functions. If this resource becomes insufficient or blocked, damage begins to occur. Neurons depend on continuous and adequate oxygen delivery via blood flow.

Poor technique and understanding of the method prolonged the entire process too much. Both carotid arteries must be properly blocked/compressed.

Please help me learn abt FSH/psh from A to Z
Im completely dysfunctional to even search how to CTB successfully