Originally posted by TimberWolf
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostThat narrows it down a bit!
After days of investigation, police said they believe the man, surnamed Kim, committed suicide without any assistance.
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After days of investigation, police said they believe the man, surnamed Kim, committed suicide without any assistance.
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On the one hand it might be tempting to think it's a bit sad that religious nutters do this kind of thing to themselves over great works of fiction, but on the other hand when our taxi drivers go nuts, they tend to try to take out a whole village of people, rather then just themselves. So swings and roundabouts.
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Police said they found the man's notes planning the crucifixion. Before his apparent suicide, Kim closed his bank account and cancelled his mobile phone contract in apparent preparation to end his life, police said.
You never know whether a telco will honour a contract cancellation and stop whipping money out of your bank account.
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That must sting a bit.
Metro - Police say crucified South Korean likely killed himself
A novel method that saves you having to knock that last nail in all on your own.
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