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The Annoyed Man wrote:We made some H2S in a High School chemistry lab class and wound up having to evacuate the building. And this was actually part of the lesson for the day—not the evacuation part, but the experiment part. Webb School for Boys, Claremont, California circa 1967-68....

I applaud your memory of chemistry. If this were to happen present day, the administration would probably call the bomb squad and haz mat team.

Searching the internet shows that this method of suicide is becoming more popular.

RIP Jaideep Sen.

The Annoyed Man wrote:

WildBill wrote:"The car was clearly identified as having a poisonous gas," Martin said. "He did make preparations to notify emergency responders, so they would not become involved in the incident as well."l

A responsible suicide. Wow.

One of the comments on the article suggested that this was a former NASA employee who got laid off. Who ever it was, it sounds like it was well thought out and he took care so that no first responders would be injured. BTW, hydrogen sulfide [rotten egg smell] is more deadly than hydrogen cyanide, the gas that was used in California's gas chamber.

Here's another link. The man was indentified as Jaideep Sen, 47, of Webster. Authorities found a note with a New York relative’s phone number and instructions, Florence said.



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Authorities closed Walter Hall Park for about four hours Friday after a man was found dead in his car, apparently from inhaling hydrogen sulfide gas. There were signs on the window of the car stating: "Danger," "Hydrogen Sulfide," and "Poison."

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