| Quote: | |  | |
| I read this story too. I appreciate that the general public finds terminology like this amusing but there is nothing amusing about such tragic news.
No suspicious circumstances just means that the police think the guy committed suicide. Suicide is not considered suspicious.
Could they express these technical forensic / police terms more accurately? I guess so... but unfortunately they don't. | |
| | |
He also could have died naturally, which is another time they use non suspicious. I don't think the headless man had a heart attack and fell in the water but it is a possibility. but the police and newspapers can't list all the possible ways a person died just so we all understand.
I'm sorry you think I find it funny, I don't think it's funny that a family have lost a loved one, at all. But I have seen a few dead men in varyig states of decay irl, it's not nice. So I will deal with hearing about headless men in the only way I know how.