Sordid drama

[nimbus]

http://m.clevelandjewishnews.com/ne...cle_cd038382-1a7f-11e3-98b2-001a4bcf887a.html

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[PainDrain]

Old news. It's from 2013.

 

[sigrhoillusion]

http://m.clevelandjewishnews.com/ne...cle_cd038382-1a7f-11e3-98b2-001a4bcf887a.html

Poor choice. should have gone with IM sux .

 

[PainDrain]

Poor choice. should have gone with IM sux .

I agree. A sux dart would likely never be discovered. He would have simply "had a heart attack".

 

[pgg]

I agree. A sux dart would likely never be discovered. He would have simply "had a heart attack".

It'd be the first thing forensics would look for in a death where an anesthesiologist was in the picture ...

 

[sigrhoillusion]

It'd be the first thing forensics would look for in a death where an anesthesiologist was in the picture ...

Perhaps... but if sux works the victim stops fighting and breathing and dies. Whereas in this case the victim fought back and there was a struggle and the attacker was still there.

Unless they found a motive for the death, not sure they would suspect anything outside of possible heart attack.

 

[narcusprince]

This reminds me of the case where am icu nurse killed her husband with IM sux. They found an analyte in his body of succinycholine. Albeit what was most damaging was the circumstancial evidence in that she asked coworkers about how to do it.

 

[pgg]

This reminds me of the case where am icu nurse killed her husband with IM sux. They found an analyte in his body of succinycholine. Albeit what was most damaging was the circumstancial evidence in that she asked coworkers about how to do it.

I saw some informative-murder-porn show on the discovery channel or one of those crime TV channels, about a murder with succinylcholine. The killer figured the succ would be metabolized enough to leave no trace, but apparently not. Maybe it was the same case? I can't believe there's be a lot of these cases.

 

[PainDrain]

I saw some informative-murder-porn show on the discovery channel or one of those crime TV channels, about a murder with succinylcholine. The killer figured the succ would be metabolized enough to leave no trace, but apparently not. Maybe it was the same case? I can't believe there's be a lot of these cases.

I saw the same program. If I remember correctly the husband was a CT surgeon and the wife was a nurse or something.

 

[Chip N Sawbones]

My wife has assured me that she'll use a massive dose of KCl if I ever give her reason enough to off me, so it'll be completely untraceable. The downside of marrying a PA...

 

[caligas]

I'd go with an air embolus

 

[pgg]

The method matters not, if you dispose of the body properly.

 

[deleted126335]

The method matters not, if you dispose of the body properly.

 

[deleted126335]

My wife has assured me that she'll use a massive dose of KCl if I ever give her reason enough to off me, so it'll be completely untraceable. The downside of marrying a PA...

leaves an IV site.

 

[PainDrain]

I was always impressed with the way the KGB took out Georgi Markov with a ricin laced BB fired from an umbrella gun. Really ingenious.

 

[narcusprince]

leaves an IV site.

Go sublingual.

 

[deleted171991]

I'd go with an air embolus

With a 300 cc syringe? (Unless you stick it in the carotid.)

 

[narcusprince]

All you need is a 20 cc syringe full of sux. Albeit 20cc of succinycholine might make the mouth look a bit swollen.

 

[GA8314]

Problem with a sux IM dart is that it would leave a post-mortem bruise no? I've never thought of this before. lol I kid I kid.

 

[urge]

I saw some informative-murder-porn show on the discovery channel or one of those crime TV channels, about a murder with succinylcholine. The killer figured the succ would be metabolized enough to leave no trace, but apparently not. Maybe it was the same case? I can't believe there's be a lot of these cases.

Show I watched long ago said sux leaves a trace. The guy mommified the corpse and kept it around for many years before it was discovered and they were still able to find traces of sux.

 

[sigrhoillusion]

Show I watched long ago said sux leaves a trace. The guy mommified the corpse and kept it around for many years before it was discovered and they were still able to find traces of sux.

Well that guy mummified the corpse, so I'm assuming they ruled it murder and went about finding a cause.

Question is would they routinely screen for sux if there were no signs of foul play and thought it was just an old guy having a cardiac arrest?

 

[Vandalia]

Apparently it is a popular method for murder. I am aware of this case since it happened three houses down from where my uncle lived. (He was a witness in the case.)

What really tripped her up was the hospital cameras showed her leaving work and returning right when the fire was set. It also didn't help that she claimed she never left the hospital when interviewed by the police.

Murder is bad. Murder by sux is really bad. Sux and then burning the guy alive... well, lets just hope that if the eschatology is correct it is a foretaste of her eternal destiny.

http://www.thedaonline.com/article_104ad879-e089-5476-b7e3-6b11f07ba036.html

(It is interesting to note that the jury gave her life "with mercy" (parole eligibility) since they thought that was actually a tougher punishment than life w/o parole.)

 

[WholeLottaGame7]

Apparently it is a popular method for murder. I am aware of this case since it happened three houses down from where my uncle lived. (He was a witness in the case.)

What really tripped her up was the hospital cameras showed her leaving work and returning right when the fire was set. It also didn't help that she claimed she never left the hospital when interviewed by the police.

Murder is bad. Murder by sux is really bad. Sux and then burning the guy alive... well, lets just hope that if the eschatology is correct it is a foretaste of her eternal destiny.

http://www.thedaonline.com/article_104ad879-e089-5476-b7e3-6b11f07ba036.html

(It is interesting to note that the jury gave her life "with mercy" (parole eligibility) since they thought that was actually a tougher punishment than life w/o parole.)

That article states she used roc. That would definitely still be hanging around, assuming there was enough left to test.

 

[drmwvr]

A boozy date followed by 100% N2O

 

[No_Pain]

Murder is bad. Murder by sux is really bad.

First you have to endure all the fasciculations. Then you just lay there limp just waiting to pass out so you can finally die in peace. Meanwhile probably thinking of all the poor life decisions you've made. Definitely a bad way to go.

 

[MirrorTodd]

That's why you need to buy a boat.