British National Fails Suicide Attempt In Pattaya

[Rimmer]

British National was found in his Pattaya hotel room after a failed suicide attempt on the 20th February which left him serious injuries.

Pattatay 21st February 2010 [PDN] The Sawang Boriboon Rescue team along with the Bangkok Pattaya ambulance service rushed to a hotel in Soi 13/2, Pattaya Beach Road, Nongprue at 4.00 pm on the 20th February, after reports that a foreign man had tried to kill himself.

On the third floor of the hotel (name with held) room no. 309, the officials found British citizen Mr. William [41] lying on the floor, his body and surrounding area covered in blood. He had suffered a serious injury with deep cuts to both wrists and his neck. A knife was found on the bed with a towel hanging from the ceiling where it had been tied and a substantial amount of blood was found in the bathroom. Mr. William was immediately rushed to the hospital.

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[NanLaew]

Looks like one of those cheesy rooms at The Penthouse. All that orange faux stucco <deleted> on the walls would drive anyone to their wits end IMHO.

I hope the chap recovers and gets help. He's too young to be trying topping himself in paradise.

[joskydive]

Poor fella! I hope he recovers well and can sort out his problems. 41 is too young to die for anyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[krading]

And this doesn't seem suspicious?

[backsoon]

Any failed suicide attempt is a halfhearted act. Fullhearted acts are successful.

The guy definitely needs help. Hope he gets it.

Cut wrists? Typical... But cut neck? Hmmm.

Is this one of those scenarios, when a man dies cutting his head off?

Amazing Thailand!

We are not amused

Let's hope he lives to tell his story. I wish him well.

[Rimmer]

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[noahvail]

With respect, I find some of your statements to be spot on, but others to be not necessarily the case.

Failed attempts can fail for at least three reasons: first, the person was practicing, which you could put down to a halfhearted attempt. . Second, the person did not have the requisite information or understanding to make the attempt successful. Third, fortuitous intervention by a third party. In the same vein, full-hearted acts are not always successful, often for the same second and third reasons as above. Sorry, I can't quote you figures, for now it's just anecdotal evidence from the clinic I worked at.

Agreed the man needs help, and I too hope he receives it and is able to move forward in a healthy manner.

Cut wrists are a fairly common means of attempt, and cuts to other parts of the body in hopes of suicide show up all the time.

I seem to recall that scenario, the head cut off and suspended from a bridge, being ruled a suicide...yeah, well... evidently they have a book they use, and that might be number 387 or something. Agreed - not amusing at all.

Thailand is not the only country where this kind of misdiagnosis of cause of death happens. Some years ago in Kentucky, if memory serves, a small-town respected citizen died; lying supine, the medical examiner looked at him and pronounced COD to be a major MI, myocardial infarction, or heart attack. Then the ambulance guys rolled him on his side to put him on the back board, and there was the knife sticking out of the poor guy's back.

We are not alone

Any failed suicide attempt is a halfhearted act. Fullhearted acts are successful.

The guy definitely needs help. Hope he gets it.

Cut wrists? Typical... But cut neck? Hmmm.

Is this one of those scenarios, when a man dies cutting his head off?

Amazing Thailand!

We are not amused

Let's hope he lives to tell his story. I wish him well.

edit: left out a reason. probably left out a lot more too yup, 2nd edit: grammar

Edited February 22, 2010 by noahvail

[basjke]

With respect, I find some of your statements to be spot on, but others to be not necessarily the case.

Failed attempts can fail for at least three reasons: first, the person was practicing, which you could put down to a halfhearted attempt. . Second, the person did not have the requisite information or understanding to make the attempt successful.

Maybe a video tutorial would be a good business idea here in pattaya.