Bipolar disorder doesn't make it to where you can get through locked doors with alarms on them or get into shit that workers have to use tools to cut open to remove your dead body.Originally Posted by Miss Baphomette
Bipolar disorder doesn't make a 5 ft or so tall woman of 100-120 lbs able to scale a sheer steel cylinder that is mounted on large concrete blocks and is eight feet tall, then open a heavy ass lid, then lower herself down into the tank and CLOSE the lid, a feat that would have been insanely difficult if not impossible according to the September issue of The Daily Maverick. I think ( i HOPE) @theimage13 just watched the elevator video and doesn't know the story.
I am fairly offended, as someone who has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder for 30 years.
I would hate to think that if i died a mysterious and tragic death and no one had ANY fucking idea how i died, that people would say "Ha! Didn't you hear? He had BIPOLAR DISORDER! Mystery my ass!"
The whole bipolar issue REALLY pisses me off in this case.
The police couldn't solve the case, so they ruled it an accidental drowning (with bipolar disorder as a "significant factor.")
Obviously, they just needed SOMETHING to write down.
It doesn't make any sense at all to include a fucking MENTAL disorder as part of the PHYSICAL cause of death.
That's like a death certificate that says MURDER...Coprophagia (feces-eating disorder.) important to note.
Whatever happened, i don't think it was a fucking accidental drowning.
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