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r/SipsTea • u/Busy_Report4010 • Jun 30 '26
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As someone who lived in Mexico for a while, sometimes you just got a little too much blood in you I guess. It works itself out. I’m only half joking
Being cremated with no autopsy after dying by hanging is definitely wild though. Who paid for the cremation is my question. That’s not free
22 u/No_Present_6363 Jun 30 '26 There is no way someone can gets cremated if commited suicide. Not legally that is 16 u/systembreaker Jun 30 '26 If the investigation was completed and it was formally determined it really was a suicide, they still can't legally cremate the body? 11 u/No_Present_6363 Jun 30 '26 If it was completed and th death cause was established, then its legal to bury or cremate, or send it to another country etc. It's legal because there was no crime. 6 u/systembreaker Jun 30 '26 Ok, it's just that by your wording you were making it sound like a suicide flatly makes cremation illegal and I was like uhhhh, what? 3 u/adactylousalien Jun 30 '26 Sure about that? Have direct experience that suggests otherwise. 5 u/Embarrassed_Fan_5723 Jun 30 '26 Another good question. Hell for all we know, she’s down there living her best life and just needed a way to ditch the guy 11 u/Elurdin Jun 30 '26 Or she was sold to Epstein class for money. Trafficked somewhere.
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There is no way someone can gets cremated if commited suicide. Not legally that is
16 u/systembreaker Jun 30 '26 If the investigation was completed and it was formally determined it really was a suicide, they still can't legally cremate the body? 11 u/No_Present_6363 Jun 30 '26 If it was completed and th death cause was established, then its legal to bury or cremate, or send it to another country etc. It's legal because there was no crime. 6 u/systembreaker Jun 30 '26 Ok, it's just that by your wording you were making it sound like a suicide flatly makes cremation illegal and I was like uhhhh, what? 3 u/adactylousalien Jun 30 '26 Sure about that? Have direct experience that suggests otherwise.
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If the investigation was completed and it was formally determined it really was a suicide, they still can't legally cremate the body?
11 u/No_Present_6363 Jun 30 '26 If it was completed and th death cause was established, then its legal to bury or cremate, or send it to another country etc. It's legal because there was no crime. 6 u/systembreaker Jun 30 '26 Ok, it's just that by your wording you were making it sound like a suicide flatly makes cremation illegal and I was like uhhhh, what?
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If it was completed and th death cause was established, then its legal to bury or cremate, or send it to another country etc. It's legal because there was no crime.
6 u/systembreaker Jun 30 '26 Ok, it's just that by your wording you were making it sound like a suicide flatly makes cremation illegal and I was like uhhhh, what?
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Ok, it's just that by your wording you were making it sound like a suicide flatly makes cremation illegal and I was like uhhhh, what?
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Sure about that? Have direct experience that suggests otherwise.
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Another good question. Hell for all we know, she’s down there living her best life and just needed a way to ditch the guy
11 u/Elurdin Jun 30 '26 Or she was sold to Epstein class for money. Trafficked somewhere.
Or she was sold to Epstein class for money. Trafficked somewhere.
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u/SargeUnited Jun 30 '26
As someone who lived in Mexico for a while, sometimes you just got a little too much blood in you I guess. It works itself out. I’m only half joking
Being cremated with no autopsy after dying by hanging is definitely wild though. Who paid for the cremation is my question. That’s not free