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I just watched the movie "flatlines" where a group of doctors kill themselves with a shock to the heart bc they wanted to know what the afterlife was like. It looked instant. Then the other doctors revive them after a couple minutes. I think you can order at home defibrillators.
The article says that both of the ppl who died this way were medical professionals so if anyone would know how to bypass these controls, it would be them.
Yes I'm sure, healthy, beating heart ppl have died this way. But over riding the controls seems to be an issue. The device won't shock you if your heart is beating normally.
Many years ago when I was in college as a Biomedical Engineering student. We worked with these. I know there is a way to bypass the safety circuit and use it manually. Unfortunately I don't remember how it was done. But this would definitely work. Maybe getting ahold of an older version that isn't automatic?
