http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/5353737/Man-picks-suicide-spot-on -Google-Earth.html
David Grant, a car parts worker, drove 200 miles to Dartmoor to kill himself - after printing off Google aerial pictures of his suicide location from the internet. An inquest heard how Mr Grant also printed off notices against the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning as he gassed himself in his car. The 40 year-old from London planned his death with great precision and left A4 size sheets on his car telling passing people not to open the doors. The car parts worker had been suffering from work-related stress, the inquest in Torquay, Devon, heard. Bachelor Mr Grant was found in his car at Bone Hill Rocks car park near Widecombe in the Moor in Devon in February. Members of the public found his fume-filled car and tried to get him out, but he had died from carbon monoxide poisoning. The inquest heard his signs read: "Danger. Do not enter at any cost. CO2 kills." Police found a notice detailing the names of next of kin. PC Simon Knott said aerial pictures of the area had been printed off the Internet were found in the car. Det Sgt Michael Brewer said: "He had arranged it with almost too much precision, Everything was very neatly done." Coroner Ian Arrow recorded a suicide verdict and said: "He planned this with great expertise." *********************************** * POST TO MEDIANEWS@ETSKYWARN.NET * *********************************** Medianews mailing list Medianews@etskywarn.net http://lists.etskywarn.net/mailman/listinfo/medianews
