Thread: Walking suicide victim

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Originally Posted by Johnson724

I totally agree and its affect on people varies alot. People also cope with it differently too, some positively others not.

I've just got to say, I've watched documentaries about the CSI on tv here and I have the greatest respect for what you guys do.

Originally Posted by halloween_sucks_in_the_uk

I've just got to say, I've watched documentaries about the CSI on tv here and I have the greatest respect for what you guys do.

Thanks...just dont watch (and believe) CSI, CSI Miami and the shows like that. While they may be entertaining it just doesnt work that way.

Originally Posted by Johnson724

Thanks...just dont watch (and believe) CSI, CSI Miami and the shows like that. While they may be entertaining it just doesnt work that way.

I've never watched those ones lol ... I love Criminal Minds and Dexter though.

I just have to say, I visited your country many many moons ago and it really sucks that Halloween isnt that big over there. With all the history and legends it should be great. Lots of things you could play up on. I'm trying to do a Tower of London type haunt this year (its not quite working out as planned) and I live in a cookie cutter house in a cookie cutter neighborhood. So in a way the UK is making my Halloween better. Thats ironic.

Yeah, I know this is totally off the subject of the thread...But its my thread so deal with it Disclaimer: That comment is not directed at anyone in particular

Originally Posted by Johnson724

Just a little update on the story. The mother is claiming that the victim was murdered and that there was no way he was depressed being that he would have told her. The thing is, he wouldnt have told her because due to his "lifestyle" the family refused to have anything to do with him. When the mother was first spoken to about this she told us that she had not talked to her son in 10 years and refused to talk to him.

She claims that he would have told her, yet she hadn't spoken to him in 10 years? WTF is that? She sounds like one heck of a poor excuse for a parent, as well as at least part of why he may have been depressed. Hope she sleeps well believing her little fairytale...

I commend you for the job you do as well, Johnson724. It definitely takes a special type of person to tolerate those kinds of things.

My thoughts exactly, Garthgoyle

Originally Posted by Johnson724

Thanks...just dont watch (and believe) CSI, CSI Miami and the shows like that. While they may be entertaining it just doesnt work that way.

You mean you guys don't have DNA results, ballistics, etc., in 10 minutes? I'm so disappointed...LOL

I have nothing but respect for you guys, it's a job that I'm sure exacts a very high emotional price. Thank you for doing it.

As far as your story goes, it's actually fairly common. There are many reports of peoples spirits being seen at the moment of death, usually by loved ones, and in some cases, hundreds or thousands of miles away. I don't find this hard to believe at all.

Originally Posted by Ichabod Crane

You mean you guys don't have DNA results, ballistics, etc., in 10 minutes? I'm so disappointed...LOL

I have nothing but respect for you guys, it's a job that I'm sure exacts a very high emotional price. Thank you for doing it.

As far as your story goes, it's actually fairly common. There are many reports of peoples spirits being seen at the moment of death, usually by loved ones, and in some cases, hundreds or thousands of miles away. I don't find this hard to believe at all.

Before I was born my uncle was killed, both my grandmother and my father saw him that night. My grandmother saw him at the foot of her bed looking at her and he spoke. My father was in the other room and saw him but never heard him speak.


Oh and as far as DNA results we have to send ours to the state lab and a rush order takes at least 4 1/2 weeks.