Do you think a lot of the people who disappear in national parks are suicides? | |
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GreenMonkey
User ID: 80876249 United States 09/15/2021 06:24 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | i'm not entirely sure but I hear Milwaukee sends SWAT automatically now when they say someone missing on a trail that's how common it has gotten around there. Last Edited by GreenMonkey on 09/15/2021 06:24 PM Ba rum pum pum pum... Ba rum pum pum pum... Ba rum pum pum pum... Boom boom boom. The war on landlords and serfdom continues. The government should be the landlord. Allowing landlords to be middlemen only breeds corruption and ensures yearly inflation increases. |
Fat Freddy's Cat
User ID: 2023768 United States 09/16/2021 01:01 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | My best friend killed himself at Glacier national park in 2012. I suspect he just wanted to be alone, he ran a generator to gas himself(just like L. Ron Hubbard's son) Quoting: Anonymous Coward 68998005 He grew up as a Scientologist, his parents started the chapter in Los Angeles. He was outcast from the church and was deemed an enemy. After his death his family all appeared out of nowhere, and although he had written a note giving me all his possessions I just let the family take it all away. He wasn't the only sibling in his family to commit suicide either, his sister had hung herself in order to escape the pain she was living in. I 100% blame the church for his death, he didn't know any different as he was raised up in their ways. Once banned he never could adapt to the real world. Anyhow, sorry to ramble on... But every time I hear a story about national parks and suicide it pops into my head. I live near Glacier. That sounds like a far more peaceful way to suicide in Glacier than slathering yourself with bacon grease and waiting for Griz on the trail to Avalanche lake. Either method will work however. |