British Man Commits Suicide in Chiang Mai

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British Man Commits Suicide in Chiang Mai
by CityNews

CityNews – Police were called to a guesthouse in Chiang Moi on February 21, where a body of a foreign tourist was discovered.

The body was of a British man (name withheld) found hung from a curved steel window in the guesthouse room’s bathroom.

There was no evidence of foul play and it is believed that he had been dead for around three days before the discovery.

Police also found 10,000 baht in cash and various medicines in the room.

Full story: http://www.chiangmaicitylife.com/news/british-man-commits-suicide-in-chiang-mai/


-- Chiang City News 2016-02-24

[Rob8891]

Before all the usual inane comments start, we don't know what led to this, but nevertheless it's sad that people see no they way out of what's troubling them.

[Just1Voice]

Sad way to end a life.

[petermik]

Bloody hell surely life is not that bad

RIP to the gentleman and his devastated family

[worgeordie]

R.I.P. very sad.

regards Worgeordie

[mommysboy]

Bloody hell surely life is not that bad

RIP to the gentleman and his devastated family

Unfortunately it seems it was!

I guess the pain and despair was beyond his endurance. If nobody was looking after him, then I can see how it happened. Poor bloke.

[shirtless]

I feel for the guy but surely there are options RIP

[colinneil]

Medicines were found at the scene. Poor man must have been going through hell thinking that there was no other option.

R.I.P. sad way to end a life.

If he had been told he had an incurable illness, it must have been playing on his mind.

Sometimes you think what is the point of living. I know after i was told i would never walk again, yes i did think of ending my life.

I was and still am very fortuneate i have a good wife behind me.

I told her please help me end my life and her reply was !! you not love me !! if you love me do not speak like that.

We fight this together.

[Chicog]

If I got told I was terminal and it was going to get painful, I'd probably schedule a painless exit as well.

But I think I'd prefer a massive overdose to swinging from the ceiling fan.

[little mary sunshine]

If I was told I had a terminal disease, I would get a

Second and third opinion to start with; when the

Pain was so unbearable I would get a couple of

Tabs of sodium morphine, a good bottle of scotch

And check into a beautiful 5 star hotel... (And leave

B10,000 on the night stand for the maid, because

Finding a dead body is sure to ruin her day.). 5555

[TKDfella]

Unfortunately suicide is becoming common everywhere. One would think that today with all our progressive technology, planning to go Mars and all the wonderful things yet to come, we could help these people. All that society seems to produce is more stress and strain. RIP

[soalbundy]

If I got told I was terminal and it was going to get painful, I'd probably schedule a painless exit as well.

But I think I'd prefer a massive overdose to swinging from the ceiling fan.

Thai hospitals aren't into pain management (so i've been told) and i don't think it would be so easy to get medication which would ensure a painless death, if it was easy why is it all the rage to go to Switzerland to end your life. As we get older thoughts like this occur to one, at least to me. Poor guy, left alone with his pain and fears, well he is past it all now.

[Saan]

Not many people on TV seem to understand depression.

It is not unlike cancer, it is insidious, and once it takes hold of a person they often have little control over it.

Before you criticize the deceased be very glad you haven't experienced it.

[elgordo38]

Bloody hell surely life is not that bad

RIP to the gentleman and his devastated family

Unfortunately it seems it was!

I guess the pain and despair was beyond his endurance. If nobody was looking after him, then I can see how it happened. Poor bloke.

RIP

He might have had some painful illness and we all know how hard it is to get heavy duty painkillers here almost impossible. If its inoperable well might as well do it on your terms. I would and will.

[bangon04]

Unfortunately suicide is becoming common everywhere. One would think that today with all our progressive technology, planning to go Mars and all the wonderful things yet to come, we could help these people. All that society seems to produce is more stress and strain. RIP

and our "civilised" western christian society still demands a long, slow, painful and undignified death with all the trimmings - feeding tubes, adult diapers, chronic pain, hospital food, daytime television, etc.

[sawadee1947]

Maybe he was afraid of the "Brexit"? Anyway RIP

[bprinceuk]

R.I.P very sad

[Jimbo53]

RIP.

[slipperylobster]

Surely he should of spent his last days with family or friends. Drinking alone, and then hanging yourself (while on holiday), is beyond depressing.

Incurable disease or not....this man made quite a statement of how sad, and utterly alone..he was.

I don't need to hear about his "rights", that is not an issue. It is the timing and method.

[kingdratsab]

If I was told I had a terminal disease, I would get a

Second and third opinion to start with; when the

Pain was so unbearable I would get a couple of

Tabs of sodium morphine, a good bottle of scotch

And check into a beautiful 5 star hotel... (And leave

B10,000 on the night stand for the maid, because

Finding a dead body is sure to ruin her day.). 5555

Easier said than done i think.

bottle of scotch? ok

a couple of tabs of morphine?

a tad harder to obtain. mores the pity for some in need.

This bloke was obviously real desperate. Poss only needed a good mate/g'f.

My condolences go out to any family. RIP to him.

[Chicog]

At least he didn't go nuts and take people with him.

[MiKT]

Bloody hell surely life is not that bad

RIP to the gentleman and his devastated family

Unfortunately it seems it was!

I guess the pain and despair was beyond his endurance. If nobody was looking after him, then I can see how it happened. Poor bloke.

RIP

He might have had some painful illness and we all know how hard it is to get heavy duty painkillers here almost impossible. If its inoperable well might as well do it on your terms. I would and will.

I don't know what you catagorise as "Heavy Duty" pain killers, or if you live in Mai Hon Son, or outer Boony Soiland, but any of the hospitals in Bangkok, Pattaya, etc have and will use appropriately, the strongest painkillers available.

But as we all know, you don't need a doctor to get prescription medicines, many pharmacies will sell you anything you want.

[seedy]

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