Anonymous wrote:If it was indeed suicide, it will be the 2nd by a Woodson student in the past few months and the 3rd in the past year or two.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The body could have been propped up or caught in such a way that appeared he was "standing".
Could that mean he was found hanging? (hung?)
I don't know how someone could be simultaneously hanging but standing. I just shudder to think of all this.
To die you don't have to hang yourself from a height. He could have hung himself by tying a rope at the height of his head then lifting his feet off the ground. The weight of his body and the noose is what would asphyxiate him. Once unconscious, his feet would relax and hang back down to ground level. He might look like he was standing. I know two teenagers who hung themselves from heights less than the height of their body.
How horrible. You would have to have the willpower (for lack of a better word) to keep your feet lifted from the ground. Just horrible. I have been thinking a lot about this poor boy and his family.
Unless it's an accidental hanging. Auto erotic asphyxiation is not unheard of.
But people who do this are usually naked and not outside.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The body could have been propped up or caught in such a way that appeared he was "standing".
Could that mean he was found hanging? (hung?)
I don't know how someone could be simultaneously hanging but standing. I just shudder to think of all this.
To die you don't have to hang yourself from a height. He could have hung himself by tying a rope at the height of his head then lifting his feet off the ground. The weight of his body and the noose is what would asphyxiate him. Once unconscious, his feet would relax and hang back down to ground level. He might look like he was standing. I know two teenagers who hung themselves from heights less than the height of their body.
How horrible. You would have to have the willpower (for lack of a better word) to keep your feet lifted from the ground. Just horrible. I have been thinking a lot about this poor boy and his family.
Unless it's an accidental hanging. Auto erotic asphyxiation is not unheard of.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The body could have been propped up or caught in such a way that appeared he was "standing".
Could that mean he was found hanging? (hung?)
I don't know how someone could be simultaneously hanging but standing. I just shudder to think of all this.
To die you don't have to hang yourself from a height. He could have hung himself by tying a rope at the height of his head then lifting his feet off the ground. The weight of his body and the noose is what would asphyxiate him. Once unconscious, his feet would relax and hang back down to ground level. He might look like he was standing. I know two teenagers who hung themselves from heights less than the height of their body.
How horrible. You would have to have the willpower (for lack of a better word) to keep your feet lifted from the ground. Just horrible. I have been thinking a lot about this poor boy and his family.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The body could have been propped up or caught in such a way that appeared he was "standing".
Could that mean he was found hanging? (hung?)
I don't know how someone could be simultaneously hanging but standing. I just shudder to think of all this.
To die you don't have to hang yourself from a height. He could have hung himself by tying a rope at the height of his head then lifting his feet off the ground. The weight of his body and the noose is what would asphyxiate him. Once unconscious, his feet would relax and hang back down to ground level. He might look like he was standing. I know two teenagers who hung themselves from heights less than the height of their body.
How horrible. You would have to have the willpower (for lack of a better word) to keep your feet lifted from the ground. Just horrible. I have been thinking a lot about this poor boy and his family.
My husband used to be a crime scene investigator. He once investigated the death of a man who hanged himself by tying a rope around a post in his yard and leaning forward on his knees. You want to talk about willpower.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This story states that the Fairfax County Police tweeted that it was an apparent suicide and then rescinded the tweet. Unbelievable. This family is suffering the worst loss imaginable, and the department is tweeting about it? Can this be accurate?
http://washingtonexaminer.com/missing-fairfax-county-teens-body-found/article/2510223#.UHRlEa4lqSo
Agree that it was horrible for the police to tweet that! What in the world?
Anonymous wrote:It would be nice if everyone could stop discussing the details of this very tragic case, how it could have been done, etc.
My thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Bryan. I can't imagine their pain.
Anonymous wrote:I've been trying to find out if they've announced cause of death. This case has been on my mind big time.