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In reply to the discussion: 2 Arizona sisters who never returned home from trip to Europe died by assisted suicide [View all]artemisia1
(1,895 posts)44. Since they are sisters, I wonder if some shared childhood trauma could be the source of this.
Not necessarily home abuse, could be something like a summer camp where they were abused by a staff member. Perhaps church, perhaps a neighbor. We'll never know and I can say this is what it is, but, imo, I would not be terribly surprised. This is sad.
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2 Arizona sisters who never returned home from trip to Europe died by assisted suicide [View all]
demmiblue
Mar 2022
OP
Bizarre. Very elaborate ruse, if they didn't plan to leave instructions of a suicide note.
Baitball Blogger
Mar 2022
#1
The Daily Mail article above says it's not the law, and Pegasos, in Basel, doesn't require illness
muriel_volestrangler
Mar 2022
#19
Pegasos was started in 2019 and their standards are a bit looser than some of the other
smirkymonkey
Mar 2022
#32
Could be anything sisters might share. Huntington's disease, early onset dementia, cancer...
hunter
Mar 2022
#23
Since they are sisters, I wonder if some shared childhood trauma could be the source of this.
artemisia1
Mar 2022
#44
Maybe they just didn't feel like continuing on? Why is that so hard to believe?
JanMichael
Mar 2022
#52
Actually, not at the place they chose. They won't let just anyone check out for any reason, but
smirkymonkey
Mar 2022
#56
Also, in this particular instance, I think what these sisters did (assuming there was no foul play)
smirkymonkey
Mar 2022
#59
Getting "fed up" with life is generally the result of continual bad experience. As to "not finding
artemisia1
Mar 2022
#70
I "got" what he was saying- basically it feels like many on this thread are judging the sisters
Thtwudbeme
Mar 2022
#76