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Pattaya man retries suicide leap after police let him go after first try

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PATTAYA:--Hours after being talked down from a highway overpass from which he wanted to jump, a suicidal man returned and made the leap.

 

Boontieng Saokaew, 45, didn’t die in the Nov. 20 jump from the pedestrian crossing over Sukhumvit Road near Central Road. A 70-year-old foreign expat grabbed him at the last moment and slowed his fall into a grassy area.

 

Boontieng suffered bruises in the fall and was sent to Banglamung Hospital where he also can receive mental care as well.

 

The man, driven to suicide by a disfiguring skin condition that has left him jobless and ostracized in society, was stopped from jumping that morning by Banglamung police officers who talked him down from the overpass.

 

See more: https://www.pattayamail.com/news/pattaya-man-retries-suicide-leap-after-police-let-him-go-after-first-try-277214

-- PATTAYA MAIL 2019-11-24--

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1 hour ago, scubascuba3 said:

I think people should be allowed to commit suicide, in fact provide a facility to do it. Do gooders aren't helping. So now this guy has to continue his miserable painful life and he will be ignored again after the press fuss dies down

I agree. The decision to commit suicide could not have been easy, so why stop him.

 

How about any "hero" that "saves" a potential jumper should then be responsible for that persons life.

In this case the "hero" should now look after and care for the guy he saved. Pay his medical bills, take him into his house and introduce him to all his friends so he feels wanted and an appreciated member of society.

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36 minutes ago, Daffy D said:

I agree. The decision to commit suicide could not have been easy, so why stop him.

 

 

 

He was not going to die, falling from that height.

 

Not a suicide attempt, a typical "cry for help" incident.

 

The unhappy man does not have an internal, emotional, dysfunction.

 

He's unhappy because he has been rejected ("a disfiguring skin condition that has left him jobless and ostracized in society") by his fellow "caring, compassionate, Buddhist" Thais.

 

People who are so "none of the above" that:

  "rather than commit him to a psychological ward for his own protection, they let him go".

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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