post #1
26 March 2006, 02:10 UTC#1
Various articles + pictures of people who died and had a myspace profile.
http://www.mydeathspace.com/deaths.aspx
http://www.mydeathspace.com/deaths.aspx
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post #2
26 March 2006, 02:15 UTC#2
thats sick man..
great find!
great find!
post #3
26 March 2006, 02:27 UTC#3
This is crazy!
post #4
26 March 2006, 02:30 UTC#4
Wow... laods of people dieing in cars on there....
I like the 2nd page with that black dude "Shot by Security Guard". Oh and LOOK AT PAGE 3!!!!
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According to Dan:
"If this was a wake up call for some of you that's fine. I just want it to be known that Lori's death had nothing to do with her weight. Dr's have said that she developed a blood clot most likely as a result of the birth control that she was taking. Lori had no medical problems whatsoever. I should know, I spent the last year with her. Just wanted to say that. Thanks."
I like the 2nd page with that black dude "Shot by Security Guard". Oh and LOOK AT PAGE 3!!!!
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According to Dan:
"If this was a wake up call for some of you that's fine. I just want it to be known that Lori's death had nothing to do with her weight. Dr's have said that she developed a blood clot most likely as a result of the birth control that she was taking. Lori had no medical problems whatsoever. I should know, I spent the last year with her. Just wanted to say that. Thanks."
post #5
26 March 2006, 02:32 UTC#5
Some of those deaths are pretty interesting.
post #6
26 March 2006, 02:54 UTC#6
Ivan Zimmerman [12/3/05]
Death #18
(Click Image for MySpace Profile)
Cause of Death: Falling from a stairwell while intoxicated
Age: 21
Location: San Francisco, CA
Related Article(s): Student falls to death at SF State
A San Francisco State University student died Saturday after falling from a residential building on campus.
Ivan Zimmerman, 21, of Pleasanton, apparently fell from an exterior stairway landing in the Village at Centennial Square residential building at about 10:50 p.m., said University Spokeswoman Ellen Griffin.
The sequence of events preceding his fall is unclear, Griffin said. He was pronounced dead at San Francisco General Hospital at 11:22 p.m.
"He was observed to be drinking alcohol earlier in the evening,'' Griffin said. SFSU residences have a ban on parties, but the school does not ban alcohol. "Residents in fact face a steep fine if they violate it- $100 each,'' Griffin said.
Zimmerman was a student at SFSU, and lived in university-owned housing in the nearby Park Merced neighborhood, Griffin said. He did not live in the Village at Centennial Square. Though he had been a student at the university since 2002, he was not enrolled in classes this semester.
"Obviously we will be offering counseling services to students who may have been with him or witnessed it (his death),'' Griffin said.
The San Francisco Medical Examiner's office is leading the investigation into Zimmerman's death, Griffin said.
thats how im gunna go
Death #18
(Click Image for MySpace Profile)
Cause of Death: Falling from a stairwell while intoxicated
Age: 21
Location: San Francisco, CA
Related Article(s): Student falls to death at SF State
A San Francisco State University student died Saturday after falling from a residential building on campus.
Ivan Zimmerman, 21, of Pleasanton, apparently fell from an exterior stairway landing in the Village at Centennial Square residential building at about 10:50 p.m., said University Spokeswoman Ellen Griffin.
The sequence of events preceding his fall is unclear, Griffin said. He was pronounced dead at San Francisco General Hospital at 11:22 p.m.
"He was observed to be drinking alcohol earlier in the evening,'' Griffin said. SFSU residences have a ban on parties, but the school does not ban alcohol. "Residents in fact face a steep fine if they violate it- $100 each,'' Griffin said.
Zimmerman was a student at SFSU, and lived in university-owned housing in the nearby Park Merced neighborhood, Griffin said. He did not live in the Village at Centennial Square. Though he had been a student at the university since 2002, he was not enrolled in classes this semester.
"Obviously we will be offering counseling services to students who may have been with him or witnessed it (his death),'' Griffin said.
The San Francisco Medical Examiner's office is leading the investigation into Zimmerman's death, Griffin said.
thats how im gunna go
post #7
26 March 2006, 03:44 UTC#7
thats why your on the fag team
post #8
26 March 2006, 04:23 UTC#8
some of those are interesting reads...
like the dude that posted a bulletin before killing himself, that was pretty haunting....
and the girl that died via "rough sex"...that was pretty fucked up...
like the dude that posted a bulletin before killing himself, that was pretty haunting....
and the girl that died via "rough sex"...that was pretty fucked up...
post #9
26 March 2006, 05:07 UTC#9
I know a lot of you are gonna be like me and look for the "rough sex" death. I'll save you some time.
http://www.mydeathspace.com/deaths.aspx?ct...df-654f3d1a2a4f
http://www.mydeathspace.com/deaths.aspx?ct...df-654f3d1a2a4f
post #10
26 March 2006, 10:24 UTC#10
Wow, all the scene people on Myspace and we're only up to suicide #6.
EDIT:
Cause of Death: Shot by Police
Age: 16
Location: Plymouth, MA
Related Article(s): Plymouth police kill suspect, 16
After a predawn high-speed chase through town yesterday, two Plymouth police officers fatally shot a 16-year-old who tried to run them down with his car, authorities said.
Plymouth police said that the officers' lives were in danger and that they fired in self-defense. Plymouth County prosecutors launched an investigation into the death of Anthony W. McGrath.
His mother, Denise McGrath, questioned the actions of the officers, calling her son's shooting an unwarranted ''death sentence."
''I want to know what happened," she said, her eyes tearing. ''I want to know who killed my son for no reason at all. . . . He was my only son, and I loved him."
The encounter, according to accounts given to Plymouth police by the two officers involved, began when an officer responded shortly before 3:30 a.m. to an alarm at a liquor store on North Park Avenue and spotted a Toyota Camry speeding away.
The officer pursued the Camry several blocks on Water Street and saw the vehicle overshoot the intersection at Nelson Street and hit a stone wall.
The officer and another who had joined the chase positioned their cruisers behind the car, according to the police account. The Camry, moving in reverse, rammed one of the police cars, pushing through the gap between the two cruisers and slamming into a utility pole, the officers said.
Then, with the car facing the officers head on, the driver accelerated the Camry toward them, police said. Both officers fired at McGrath, the sole occupant of the car. He was pronounced dead at Jordan Hospital.
Both of the officers were standing outside their cruisers when they fired, police said. Plymouth police would not discuss how many shots were fired, where McGrath was hit, or how fast the car was traveling when he was shot.
''It's certainly a traumatic incident for those officers and also for the family of the 16-year-old," said Plymouth police Captain Michael Botieri.
State Police policy, which local departments such as Plymouth police are expected to follow, states that officers should not fire at a moving vehicle ''unless any occupant uses or threatens to use immediate lethal force."
Plymouth District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz will examine whether the two Plymouth officers adhered to this standard, said his spokeswoman, Bridget Norton Middleton. The officers, both longtime members of the force who were not identified, were placed on paid administrative leave.
The initial alarm at Richards Wine & Spirits apparently signaled a break-in attempt. The store's owner, Stephen J. Berg, said yesterday that someone had used a rock to crack the window of a side door.
Kathleen A. Killion, who lives near the shooting site, said she was awakened by the sound of sirens and gunshots.
''It was pow, pow, pow, just like fireworks would be," she said.
Killion said she heard three to five gunshots and later saw police recover two shell casings lying on the street next to one of the cruisers.
Her boyfriend, Basil Schultz, 30, said he saw one officer hand his gun to another while other officers were investigating at the scene.
''He was shaken," Schultz said. ''It's horrible. It's bad for the town, the kid, the police, and the community."
The last fatal shooting by Plymouth police occurred in September 2003, when an officer shot a mentally troubled 35-year-old named James Glidden who allegedly attacked police with a 12-inch military knife. On Nov. 25, Plymouth police shot a 73-year-old man in the hand after he allegedly pointed a rifle at them.
The slain teen's grandfather, Roy McGrath, said he thought the officers involved were ''a little free with the guns."
''He shouldn't have been shot," he said. ''He crashed. . . . They should have just dragged him out instead of shooting him."
McGrath had recently been in some trouble. While he had never been convicted, he had been charged and held in state Department of Youth Services custody awaiting trial three times last year: for a week in March, for most of April, and most recently for half of November, according to Mary Silva, a DYS official with access to McGrath's records.
Another official with access to the records said McGrath was one of three teenagers charged in October with beating up an Eagle Scout at Plymouth North High School and robbing him of $40 the scout had collected for charity.
McGrath enrolled as a sophomore at Plymouth North last fall, but had not shown up for class since October, said Plymouth School Superintendent Barry E. Haskell. He said McGrath had transferred from Sandwich, where he attended high school his freshman year.
Instead of attending school, McGrath was working for a landscaping business run by Richard J. Higgins, 42, who said yesterday he was renting a room from Denise McGrath.
''He was a hard-working kid," Higgins said. ''I didn't know if he was going to handle it, but he did very well."
Higgins also owned the car McGrath drove yesterday. Higgins said he did not know how or when McGrath took the car, but said he usually leaves the key in the ignition.
Relatives and neighbors said McGrath was a decent person who would not try to harm police.
''Anthony was a normal 16-year-old," said the teen's uncle, David Ritchie, speaking on behalf of McGrath's family. ''He was getting some help for his issues. We do not believe that he would try to hurt someone with a car. We hope that officials do a detailed and complete investigation as quickly as possible."
:o
EDIT:
Cause of Death: Shot by Police
Age: 16
Location: Plymouth, MA
Related Article(s): Plymouth police kill suspect, 16
After a predawn high-speed chase through town yesterday, two Plymouth police officers fatally shot a 16-year-old who tried to run them down with his car, authorities said.
Plymouth police said that the officers' lives were in danger and that they fired in self-defense. Plymouth County prosecutors launched an investigation into the death of Anthony W. McGrath.
His mother, Denise McGrath, questioned the actions of the officers, calling her son's shooting an unwarranted ''death sentence."
''I want to know what happened," she said, her eyes tearing. ''I want to know who killed my son for no reason at all. . . . He was my only son, and I loved him."
The encounter, according to accounts given to Plymouth police by the two officers involved, began when an officer responded shortly before 3:30 a.m. to an alarm at a liquor store on North Park Avenue and spotted a Toyota Camry speeding away.
The officer pursued the Camry several blocks on Water Street and saw the vehicle overshoot the intersection at Nelson Street and hit a stone wall.
The officer and another who had joined the chase positioned their cruisers behind the car, according to the police account. The Camry, moving in reverse, rammed one of the police cars, pushing through the gap between the two cruisers and slamming into a utility pole, the officers said.
Then, with the car facing the officers head on, the driver accelerated the Camry toward them, police said. Both officers fired at McGrath, the sole occupant of the car. He was pronounced dead at Jordan Hospital.
Both of the officers were standing outside their cruisers when they fired, police said. Plymouth police would not discuss how many shots were fired, where McGrath was hit, or how fast the car was traveling when he was shot.
''It's certainly a traumatic incident for those officers and also for the family of the 16-year-old," said Plymouth police Captain Michael Botieri.
State Police policy, which local departments such as Plymouth police are expected to follow, states that officers should not fire at a moving vehicle ''unless any occupant uses or threatens to use immediate lethal force."
Plymouth District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz will examine whether the two Plymouth officers adhered to this standard, said his spokeswoman, Bridget Norton Middleton. The officers, both longtime members of the force who were not identified, were placed on paid administrative leave.
The initial alarm at Richards Wine & Spirits apparently signaled a break-in attempt. The store's owner, Stephen J. Berg, said yesterday that someone had used a rock to crack the window of a side door.
Kathleen A. Killion, who lives near the shooting site, said she was awakened by the sound of sirens and gunshots.
''It was pow, pow, pow, just like fireworks would be," she said.
Killion said she heard three to five gunshots and later saw police recover two shell casings lying on the street next to one of the cruisers.
Her boyfriend, Basil Schultz, 30, said he saw one officer hand his gun to another while other officers were investigating at the scene.
''He was shaken," Schultz said. ''It's horrible. It's bad for the town, the kid, the police, and the community."
The last fatal shooting by Plymouth police occurred in September 2003, when an officer shot a mentally troubled 35-year-old named James Glidden who allegedly attacked police with a 12-inch military knife. On Nov. 25, Plymouth police shot a 73-year-old man in the hand after he allegedly pointed a rifle at them.
The slain teen's grandfather, Roy McGrath, said he thought the officers involved were ''a little free with the guns."
''He shouldn't have been shot," he said. ''He crashed. . . . They should have just dragged him out instead of shooting him."
McGrath had recently been in some trouble. While he had never been convicted, he had been charged and held in state Department of Youth Services custody awaiting trial three times last year: for a week in March, for most of April, and most recently for half of November, according to Mary Silva, a DYS official with access to McGrath's records.
Another official with access to the records said McGrath was one of three teenagers charged in October with beating up an Eagle Scout at Plymouth North High School and robbing him of $40 the scout had collected for charity.
McGrath enrolled as a sophomore at Plymouth North last fall, but had not shown up for class since October, said Plymouth School Superintendent Barry E. Haskell. He said McGrath had transferred from Sandwich, where he attended high school his freshman year.
Instead of attending school, McGrath was working for a landscaping business run by Richard J. Higgins, 42, who said yesterday he was renting a room from Denise McGrath.
''He was a hard-working kid," Higgins said. ''I didn't know if he was going to handle it, but he did very well."
Higgins also owned the car McGrath drove yesterday. Higgins said he did not know how or when McGrath took the car, but said he usually leaves the key in the ignition.
Relatives and neighbors said McGrath was a decent person who would not try to harm police.
''Anthony was a normal 16-year-old," said the teen's uncle, David Ritchie, speaking on behalf of McGrath's family. ''He was getting some help for his issues. We do not believe that he would try to hurt someone with a car. We hope that officials do a detailed and complete investigation as quickly as possible."
:o
post #11
26 March 2006, 10:34 UTC#11
Very moving reading all the messages from people on their myspace accounts.
post #12
26 March 2006, 12:05 UTC#12
QUOTE(FV Tyler @ Mar 26 2006, 05:07 AM) [snapback]309124[/snapback]
I know a lot of you are gonna be like me and look for the "rough sex" death. I'll save you some time.
http://www.mydeathspace.com/deaths.aspx?ct...df-654f3d1a2a4f
Check the comments haha
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Yo, This guy is alive he sleeps in my bed and gives me anal in the night. He's a good lover and his bunghole is clean when I toss his salad
post #13
26 March 2006, 12:11 UTC#13
QUOTE(Doyle @ Mar 26 2006, 02:30 AM) [snapback]309083[/snapback]
she developed a blood clot most likely as a result of the birth control that she was taking.
That implies she has sex :|
Good find Weak, the stories are quite interesting.
post #14
26 March 2006, 13:06 UTC#14
QUOTE(Doyle @ Mar 26 2006, 03:30 AM) [snapback]309083[/snapback]
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LOL the comments on her page are fucking hilarious
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Franny she was a whore, who had smelly farts. 10000000654321 Quater pounders are deadly. Plus she broke about 15 toilets
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hahahahahaha fat bitch. I feel sorry for her fucking cloths
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Wow, she is really fat. I guess its not that much of a loss.
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I bet the worms and maggots had a good meal. It was like thanksgiving to them.
post #15
26 March 2006, 13:27 UTC#15
QUOTE(Rob764 @ Mar 26 2006, 01:06 PM) [snapback]309238[/snapback]
QUOTE(Doyle @ Mar 26 2006, 03:30 AM) [snapback]309083[/snapback]
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LOL the comments on her page are fucking hilarious
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Franny she was a whore, who had smelly farts. 10000000654321 Quater pounders are deadly. Plus she broke about 15 toilets
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hahahahahaha fat bitch. I feel sorry for her fucking cloths
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Wow, she is really fat. I guess its not that much of a loss.
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I bet the worms and maggots had a good meal. It was like thanksgiving to them.
If that fat bitch is dead, then why is this dude still commenting her page as if shes alive?
3/24/2006 9:22 PM
Hey Hardee,
Hope your day was good. I thought of you alot today and missed you even more. All in all I had a pretty good day. I get to see Jamie and the girls tomorrow so I am happy about that. So I will talk to you tomorrow...miss you and love you =)
post #16
26 March 2006, 14:09 UTC#16
That site is crazy.
post #17
26 March 2006, 14:16 UTC#17
QUOTE(Skipper @ Mar 26 2006, 10:34 AM) [snapback]309198[/snapback]
Very moving reading all the messages from people on their myspace accounts.
post #18
26 March 2006, 14:28 UTC#18
QUOTE(Mono @ Mar 26 2006, 08:27 AM) [snapback]309245[/snapback]
If that fat bitch is dead, then why is this dude still commenting her page as if shes alive?
3/24/2006 9:22 PM
Hey Hardee,
Hope your day was good. I thought of you alot today and missed you even more. All in all I had a pretty good day. I get to see Jamie and the girls tomorrow so I am happy about that. So I will talk to you tomorrow...miss you and love you =)
he probably can't read. and that's a memorized paragraph. so when he types, he only remembers those words.
post #19
26 March 2006, 14:42 UTC#19
God this is depressing.
post #20
26 March 2006, 14:53 UTC#20
the "last login" from a lot of the "dead" are 25/03, 24/03..
post #21
26 March 2006, 15:27 UTC#21
I was expecting wayyyy more suicides..I mean it is myspace.
post #22
26 March 2006, 15:28 UTC#22
that site made me sad. the guy who died from his tongue piercing freaked me out about mine. the only thing that I didn't get was the people who were like "if you can read this..."...well theres no broadband in heaven...
post #23
26 March 2006, 15:31 UTC#23
No?
post #24
26 March 2006, 16:44 UTC#24
kinda creepy...
post #25
26 March 2006, 16:47 UTC#25
QUOTE(lou komodo @ Mar 26 2006, 03:28 PM) [snapback]309325[/snapback]
...well theres no broadband in heaven...
Hell has 56k dialup :O
post #26
26 March 2006, 18:13 UTC#26
that's no better, have you ever tried going on myspace on a dial up connection...?
post #27
26 March 2006, 19:34 UTC#27
QUOTE(Rob764 @ Mar 26 2006, 01:06 PM) [snapback]309238[/snapback]
QUOTE(Doyle @ Mar 26 2006, 03:30 AM) [snapback]309083[/snapback]
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LOL the comments on her page are fucking hilarious
Amen.
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lol I bet it took a forklift to carry the cunts casket. hahahaha
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10003983 Big Macs are hazardous to your health.
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JESUS CHRIST WHAT IS THAT?? KILL IT QUICK oh wait phew
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I can't believe that dude had room to tattoo that behemoth on his arm. The back maybe... I'm so going to hell. [email address redacted] me how much I suck.
post #28
26 March 2006, 20:14 UTC#28
People should go to hell for that, but it is fucking hillarious.