Do you guys think that there are tons of them? Reported as accidents, overdoses, or just "died suddenly". I certainly do.
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FuneralCry
Just wanting some peace
- Sep 24, 2020
- 48,582
Yes, I think so, maybe because suicide is so stigmatised, the deaths are dismissed as having some other cause.
Lebensunwertes
Du bist auf dich allein gestellt
- May 26, 2022
- 141
It's not uncommon for suicides to go under reported. There are many methods that are difficult to classify as suicide such as vehicular accident.
Sure. Every time that I hear that a train has been delayed or cancelled due to "an accident", I immediately conclude that someone jumped in front of one, and that they will need to clean the scene up before any other trains may pass.
Euthanza
Self Righteous Suicide
- Jun 9, 2022
- 1,446
Error systematically about 10% in developed countries and 30% in underdeveloped countries.
So, by WHO's estimation 800k annualy, probably 1 million death by suicide per year does make sense.Similar threads
