Tödliche verlaufende Kohlenstoffmonoxidintoxikationen

Eckardt, J; Seliger, U.; Keutel, K.; Bartels, Hans-Jochen; Beck, N.; Jachau, Katja; Kuchheuser, W.; Grabski, R.; Szibor, R.

doi:10.1007/s00194-010-0682-4

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“…Indoor usage of charcoal barbecues may lead to significant CO concentrations within hours [11]. In recent years an increasing number of similar suicidal intoxications have been reported throughout Europe [2,[12][13][14][15].…”

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Forensic and psychiatric aspects of joint suicide with carbon monoxide

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Forensic Sci Med Pathol

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A case of joint suicide of a young woman and man who became acquainted in a suicide web forum and used this platform to make an appointment to commit suicide together is described. During their investigation, police were able to reconstruct the events by analysing the computer of the deceased women which was also found with the bodies. An indoor charcoal burning unit was used to release carbon monoxide as the method of suicide.

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confidence: 99%