Suicide
| Suicide link (death) | |
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| File:John mcafee tattoo.png | |
| John McAfee tweeted if he was ever found dead by suicide that he did not kill himself, and had "$WHACKD" tattooed on his arm. |
Suicide is killing oneself.
To be "suicided" is to be murdered with the coverup and/or claim that it was suicide.
Arkancide is a murder and coverup committed by the Clinton Crime Family.[1]
Importance on WikiSpooks
Covert assassinations are often disguised as suicide. Sometimes, they may go as far as faking a suicide note, even if the target had expressly denied any intention of killing themselves (such as, for example, Deborah Palfrey or John McAfee).
Top row: Chris Cornell, Aaron Swartz, Anthony Bourdain, Robin Williams.
Middle row: Avicii, Inés Zorreguieta, Michael Hutchence, David Carradine.
Bottom row: Chester Bennington, Kate Spade, L'Wren Scott, Alexander McQueen.
Increasing prevalence in the US
The official suicide rate in the United States was 33% higher in 2017 than in 1999.[2]
Suicide watch
Suicide watch is a system of intense monitoring and removal of basic amenities. It is nominally intended to prevent prisoners from committing suicide, but some prisoners report that it is used as a method of harassment (for example Chelsea Manning). It proved ineffective at preventing the death of Jeffrey Epstein, who reportedly died, under a suicide watch, allegedly by his own hand, on August 10, 2019. The Wikipedia page was semi-protected just after his death and about 75 mentions of it were reverted within seconds.[3]