A unique trend of murder–suicide in the Jamnagar region of Gujarat, India (A retrospective study of 5 years)

Gupta, B. D.; Singh, O. Gambhir

doi:10.1016/j.jflm.2007.12.013

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“…There are many case reports where a mother or father killed their own child and then commit suicide (Flynn, Shaw, & Abel, 2007;Guddat, Schalinski, Püschel, Tsokos, & Schulz, 2007;Gupta & Gambhir, 2008;Haapasalo & Petäjä, 1999;Rougé-Maillart, Jousset, Gaudin, Bouju, & Penneau, 2005;Vanamo, Kauppi, Karkola, Merikanto, & Räsänen, 2001). The parental killing of children constitutes a complex phenomenon which has been reported across numerous cultures and throughout history.…”

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confidence: 99%

Case report: An extreme homicide–suicide by a 12-year-old girl

Gökten¹,

Kılıçoğlu

2015

Aggression and Violent Behavior

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Case report: An extreme homicide–suicide by a 12-year-old girl

Gökten¹,

Kılıçoğlu

2015

Aggression and Violent Behavior

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“…Typically, homicide mothers kill their children by suffocation, gas inhalation, and defenestration, and use the same methods to kill themselves ; they rarely use firearms in homicide–suicide, which are instead more frequently used by fathers . Also, Marzuk et al.…”

Section: Filicide–suicide In the Worldmentioning

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Murder Followed by Suicide: Filicide–Suicide Mothers in Italy from 1992 to 2010

D’Argenio¹,

Catania

Marchetti

2013

Journal of Forensic Sciences

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The international literature shows that in 40-50% of the cases, homicides-suicides involving children under the age of 10 are committed by mothers. Here, we report some results on homicides-suicides, in the mother-child relationship, occurred in Italy between 1992 and 2010. We examined 36 cases of filicide-suicide mothers by consulting the archives of RAI, daily newspapers, and the ANSA news agency. We focused on: mothers and children's age, place of residence, date and place of the murder, number and sex of the murdered children, and modality of the homicide-suicide. At the time of the homicide-suicide, the average age of mothers was 35.4. The number of children killed by each mother was one, except in seven cases. All the women had underestimated psychopathological disorders and only six women were regularly treated. The dynamics and characteristics of the events were much more similar to suicides than homicides, so we can consider them as "extensive suicides."

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“…1 Burning themselves to death has also been implicated as a suicidal motive. 2 Significant female population in reproductive age group are being subjected to death due to burn in Nepal. 3 While we commonly witness more incident within households, females are more prone as they are engrossed in domestic cooking using firewood.…”

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An Insight to Burn Related Maternal Morbidity and Mortality in Pregnancy

Rijal

Rana

Chalise

2015

Nepal j. obstet. gynaecol.

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Aims:The aim of this study is to study morbidity and mortality of burn cases during pregnancy and postpartum period.Methods: This is a retrospective study conducted at Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital from April 1998 to July 2014. The data were retrieved from the records in burn ward, intensive care unit and emergency unit. Pregnant women with burn were studied for the nature, degree and the percentage of burn in relation to pregnancy outcome and mortality.Results: There were 32 cases of burn patients with pregnancy. The most common source of burn was kerosene-induced flame (23) followed by domestic firewood (7), boiling water (1) and lightening (1).There were 25 cases of accidental burn and seven were suicidal burn. The age of the patients was ≤19 years in 7, 20-24 in 13, 25-29 in 6 and 30-34 in 6 patients. Except for two cases of postpartum burn , all the others occurred during pregnancy between 6-40 gestational week{<12weeks =5, 13-27 weeks =10, 28-36 weeks=4, 37-42 weeks =6 and unknown =7}. There was only one cesarean and three vaginal births and most resulting in stillbirth owing to higher percentage of burn above second degrees. The percentage of burn was <30% in 13, 30-39% in 3, 40-59 % in 6, 60-69% in 5 and 70-90% in 2 patients. There were nine mortality (28.1%) in women above 30% burn. Conclusions:The most common cause of burn in pregnancy was flame burn. Pregnant women need to be cautioned against flame burn and avoid using kerosene cooking stove to prevent themselves from burn, genuinely necessary steps to be propagated by all healthcare providers and also at the same time counseling against suicide to be done.

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A unique trend of murder–suicide in the Jamnagar region of Gujarat, India (A retrospective study of 5 years)

Cited by 17 publications

References 26 publications

Case report: An extreme homicide–suicide by a 12-year-old girl

Case report: An extreme homicide–suicide by a 12-year-old girl

Murder Followed by Suicide: Filicide–Suicide Mothers in Italy from 1992 to 2010

An Insight to Burn Related Maternal Morbidity and Mortality in Pregnancy

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