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punky · 16-02-2005, 13:05

In that article though, it doesn't say why he commited suicide. I think The Guardian (impartial as ever) is trying to lead people into believing the show is responsible as that is the agenda they want to push. It could well be a conincidence. There is no evidence in there that the show is related to the suicide. The article did say he was enthusiastic about joining the show as it was "a sign from God".

*dons flame proof suit* If it was because of the show, TBH, I really don't feel for him at all. He should have known what he was getting into it. He accepted the risks, it was his descision to go in. All reality show contestants recieve constant psychiatiric evalutations and help. That help was still available to him after the show. It was his descision as well to end his life in that way.

I do feel for his girlfriend and family though, I really do.

16-02-2005, 13:05	#2
punky Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Age: 45 Posts: 14,750	Re: Reality TV gone too far In that article though, it doesn't say why he commited suicide. I think The Guardian (impartial as ever) is trying to lead people into believing the show is responsible as that is the agenda they want to push. It could well be a conincidence. There is no evidence in there that the show is related to the suicide. The article did say he was enthusiastic about joining the show as it was "a sign from God". dons flame proof suit If it was because of the show, TBH, I really don't feel for him at all. He should have known what he was getting into it. He accepted the risks, it was his descision to go in. All reality show contestants recieve constant psychiatiric evalutations and help. That help was still available to him after the show. It was his descision as well to end his life in that way. I do feel for his girlfriend and family though, I really do.