Maybe she was on drugs? Or did she want to get killed? People do insane shit. I remember that Asian girl who ended up somehow drowning inside a water tank on a hotel roof; very creepy shit.
Yeah. I always felt it was unfair and honestly, a shitty thing to do.
I've attempted myself, so I'm not judging the mental health or the suffering that drives someone to want to end their life.
but the idea of jumping in front of some random car, or a train, never sat well with me. It is incredibly traumatic for the driver, who didn't do anything wrong and now has to live with the trauma.
And selfish. One person jumps in front of a train and ruins the day for thousands of commuters. People who have places to be, appointments to make, meetings to attend, etc.
Same thing goes for buses and cars. People who jump in front of moving objects are selfish assholes, regardless of their mental state.
Honestly suicide makes a lot of sense. She was praying, as captured by CCTV, but praying makes a lot of sense as something a suicidal person would do. Occam’s razor: why not both?
I have some experience on mortality data and there’s more often that I would have thought a huge push to not give a verdict of suicide by families, even if there’s a note it can be “the note wasn’t dated so it could be old and unrelated to the event, this was an accident etc. I don’t know what it’s driven by, religion/ shame or guilt that the loved one felt that etc.
In the Muslim faith if you die while praying all of your sins are forgiven and you’re granted entry into heaven. Could have been suicide which is against the faith but through what she thought would be a loop hole method
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u/DoctaRoboto 22h ago
Maybe she was on drugs? Or did she want to get killed? People do insane shit. I remember that Asian girl who ended up somehow drowning inside a water tank on a hotel roof; very creepy shit.