Re: An oddity about the Neil Entwistle case - he didn't try to commit suicide

In message <54ni64lb0m3m1p9ritvkptt3ebspkkgfop@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Alex Heney 
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> writes
>>
>>Maybe it was a more mundane reason. How about this: the wife was insured
>>for a large sum and Entwistle knew the insurance would be invalidated if
>>she was judged a suicide.
>>
>>Do you not find his failure to attempt suicide a little out of the
>>ordinary? RH
>
>Not really.
>
>While it would be by no means uncommon, it is also by no means 
>invariable.
>--
True, but it is very rare for an attempt at suicide not to be made and 
where a gun is involved, very few of the se attempts are unsuccessful. 
The possession of a gun also gives the killer one of the easiest ways of 
suicide. RH

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