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How Does Law Enforcement Tell If Someone Jumped or Was Pushed From a Building?
I’m a death investigator in NYC. Jumping from a tall building is actually very common here.
There are many things we do during a death investigations that gives us a good idea of whether a descent was a suicide or not.
First, we check for history of suicidal attempts or ideation. We speak ‘to friends and family to get a sense of what was going on in a person’s life. Also, we look for notes.
Most often, people jump from a window in their apartment or from the roof. If someone jumps from a roof, many times, there are cameras that overlook the roof or the hallway outside of the door leading to the roof. So we can see who was going up there.
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The 1992 film “American Me” enraged Mexican Mafia members to the extent that numerous people involved with the film were murdered. Actor Danny Trejo said in an interview that he was aware of 10 people having been murdered for their involvement with the film
Segments of the Mexican Mafia were enraged by the film, specifically the lead character’s rape as a juvenile and his death at the hands of his own followers at the end of his criminal career.
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The face of boxer Billy Collins Jr. after his career was cut short by injuries from his opponents tampered gloves. His life took a downward spiral and he died in a car crash at the age of 22
Undefeated Billy Collins Jr. (14-0, 11 KO) was a junior middleweight (154 lb.) prospect on his way up. Luis Resto (20-8-2, 8 KO) was a light-punching journeyman.
Resto beat Collins’ eyes shut and his skin purple and blue. Collins suffered a torn iris and his vision was forever blurred. Collins could no longer fight. Collins’ father and trainer Collins Sr. went up to shake Resto’s hand out of sportsmanship, only to be overcome with rage at how thin Resto’s glove was. He demanded the gloves be impounded. Resto’s padding had been removed, and Resto himself admitted years later that his handwraps had been soaked in plaster of Paris, a substance that hardens into plaster casts.
