If you make it look look like an accident is it easier for your family? Any death is tragic but suicide takes first prize, so it stands to reason a car accident would be easier to accept, family don’t have to face a reflection such as ” he was in that much pain, he went against the natural law of life and killed himself”. These single vehicle accidents late at night you hear about are mostly suicides, carefully orchestrated to look like accidents to prevent the family left behind unbearable reflections. All I would have to do is leave the road at a respectable velocity and steer into a tree or lamppost, job done in a split second, and it looks like an accident. The toxicology report would reveal traces of cannabis and Ambien in the bloodstream and this leads further credence to the hypothesis it was an accident and definitely not a suicide.
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Wouldn’t there be a rather high risk of just ending up disabled?
If I really push hard on the accelerator hopefully not. Ending up disabled would be worse than my current plight.
I’m sure you’ve put more thought into the mechanics of it than I have, but I would feel pretty uneasy trusting that kind of plan. I’m not sure what speed you’d need to be going on impact to give a reasonable chance of quick death. I completely understand the appeal of ‘accidental death’ though. Suicides do seem to impact loved ones much harder than other kinds of death.
Bad idea. Too many things working against the goal.