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I don't know enough to have a well-formed opinion on the man, but my first reaction to this news was "let the conspiracy theories begin."
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Originally posted by: Bossk
Not many people do strike me as the suicidal types until it happens. The ones that do strike me as suicidal usually are screaming for help and don't actually intend to really kill themselves. They want attention and/or help and, when they get it, tend to rebound somewhat. This is just my experience, though. The ones that actually do kill themselves never seem suicidal at all.
Seriously, did Michael Hutchence strike you as the suicidal type?
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Originally posted by: ricarleite
Bossk, that's absolutely NOT true. Most of the people who commited suicide told other people they would, so you should NOT ignore such cries for help. If anyone ever give you a hinch they might be suicidal, talk to that person. Ask them if they are considering suicide and if they have thought about the method to do it - don't worry you will NOT be giving him/her the idea to do it. If the person tells you that they are, in fact, suicidal, just LISTEN to the person and do NOT make any comments or suggestions, just listen. If the person claims they have a method chosen, and it's an easily available method, than the situation is a little bit more serious, and you should probably ask the person to see a doctor. NEVER promise that person to keep it a secret, as soon as possible tell anyone that might also help.
Of course, bizarre unexplainable suicides do happen, but they are actually VERY rare. You don't know Hunter S. Thompson personally, so you don' know if he expressed any signs of depression before.
By the way folks, if any of you has considered it, please talk to someone and see a doctor AT ONCE.
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Hemingway killed himself on a log cabin in Ketcham, Idaho on Sunday 2 July 1961. He tripped the trigger of his double barelled shotgun and was instantly killed.