My ex-mother in law committed suicide that way.

Rented a hotel room, bought a bottle of Crown Royal and some sleeping pills, ate the pills drank a bunch of booze, put a plastic garbage bag over her head, laid down, went to sleep and never woke up again.

My wife (at the time) refused to believe she was dead, just flat out refused to accept it... We literally had to drag her to the funeral. When she finally got up to the open casket and saw her mother laying in it, it was some kind of scene. Oh my God. Boy those were some hard times. I still cry when I think about it. I don't think she was ever the same after that. She was always crazy, but after that it just got worse. She was a good looking woman and gave us 3 good looking kids, but it was never meant to last. When she finally signed those divorce papers, that was the freest I have ever felt.

This goes back to my previous comments about people making bad decisions that can affect many people's lives down the road...

Premature death is a permanent solution to a temporary problem.

It is but what is even more pathetic is the way the news media has given him, his spiritual adviser and his family such a voice when the whole time they should be telling what a POS he was and that he stabbed that woman 30 something times and she died a painful agonizing death.

Good riddance.

I don't know that "spiritual advisor's" story, but he gives off a creepy, sleezy, cult leader-ish vibe. And frankly, the way he talked about the guy almost like he was a victim in all of this just pissed me off

I felt like this too. They tried real hard to not acknowledge who the real victim (s) were in this. As far as convulsing goes, I think that was Smith flopping around on his own acting like he was in pain to give the State one final F'you.

Irish, the main reason wasn't the debt. He was having an affair with another lady that went to church with us. The wife found out and was threatening to make the affair known. This was his solution to his problem. You are correct, 4 people lost their lives. Many more were affected. The congregation at that time had about 200 members. Within a year it was half that. Within another year it was 50 or so. I believe it was 2021, that congregation disbanded and sold what was left of the building. At that time, there were only a dozen or so meeting there. All triggered by a murder 30 years prior.

Wow... So one guy's sin affected a whole of people.

Easiest way to kill the condemned would be a dropper full of liquid fentanyl into the open eye.

Death would be instant. Could use confiscated drugs to prevent some hippie from suing drug manufacturers (this has happened and caused them to stop selling the necessary drugs to states).

Unless it is a pedophile then its right into the ole woodchipper. Hopefully set to its slowest setting.

I hate saying anything good about meemaw but her statements were spot on when it came to this.

What about the physician preforming abortions?

Let em start flopping

All this trouble, when they could have just taped his mouth to a muffler and cranked up the vehicle. Over in a minute.