If a patient with ALS that can't move her extremities or talk can suicide by hiring contract killers to inject Pentobarbital to her in a secure hospital, shouldn't we normal people also be able to acquire Pentobarbital ? And if we can't, doesn't that mean we are clumsy ?
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Archangel
- Apr 15, 2022
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I just love this line near the end of the report:
"Meanwhile, the illegal purchase of pentobarbital is possible and
easy through the Internet"
Really? Fucking where? Why not tell us more?
"Meanwhile, the illegal purchase of pentobarbital is possible and
easy through the Internet"
Really? Fucking where? Why not tell us more?
Maybe there is an answer in one of the references ? Maybe more reading will provide answers.
I noticed that too, although this was 2022.
Final Exit, Peaceful Pill Handbook, and a third resource I hadn't heard of, with a Japanese author, The Complete Manual of Suicide (1993), are footnoted.
maniac116
My own worst enemy🌹💔
- Aug 10, 2024
- 1,773
It is said that she wrote a death will on social media. I think someone probably her parents helped her to contact with the contract killers. It is unlikely she did everything by herself in this case. Because you cant just get hired killers by posting on twitter facebook your death will, could you ?
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