in Perm, Russia, a girl jumped from the 23rd floor. Neighbors in social networks write that the deceased was a little over 35 years old, she left a 4-year-old child.

The YouTuber Empty, known for his fan animations of a mobile game called Girls' Frontline shot himself on stream.

Before shooting himself, he turned off the camera, only leaving the audio to be heard, but as someone who used to like his videos, this was still quite something to watch.

Personally, I didn't catch the livestream but I did have enough time to download the vod before YouTube took it down.

Had the file just lying around on my phone quite some time and never thought about sharing it up until now.

Should be a reminder for you all to keep your loved once close, for you never know how long they will stay.

Also seek therapy if you need to. There's nothing bad about that.

o7 Empty, rest in peace

(because the explosion came from under him)

19 September 2015, Pattaya, Thailand – The son of a senior Pattaya policeman died after shooting himself during an argument with his father over household chores.

Tosawat Boonrod, 21, shot himself through the ear with the service pistol belonging to his father, Pol. Sen. Sgt. Maj. Anupap Boonrod, chief of Pattaya traffic police, at their three-story Soi Prapanimit 1 townhouse Sept. 19, according to his parents.

He succumbed to his injuries later at Bangkok Hospital Pattaya.

Anupap told police and rescuers responding to the shooting that he had sternly reprimanded his son for spending all his time playing Internet games and not helping his mother around the house and in their first-floor mini-mart.

He said he "later changed clothes and left his gun on a table. The two then got into another argument, during which Tosawat picked up the pistol and shot himself."

His panicked mother threw the gun out the window and it was taken by passing teenagers.

Police are still investigating while also trying to locate the traffic cop's gun.

https://www.pattayamail.com/news/traffic-cops-son-shoots-self-after-reprimand-51487

idk if this is considered classic or not but it's been around, so hope it's not a recent repost.

one of the weirdest cases ngl

Not sure where this is from, probably South Korea or Japan.

Sorry for the watermark, but this video much higher quality

The man in the beige cap passing in front of the camera at the very beginning is the jumper.

The fall and tumble is some 700 feet total. Supposedly there are 4 jumpers a year on average at the Hoover Dam.

Officials that have ramped up efforts to catch them say that they pay extra attention to dam visitors that show up alone, looking detached and far off.

Evidently this was shot before they ramped up efforts.

Location: United States

Colorado River