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"Suicide" | "Suicide" was a documentary by author Eames Yates made to spread awareness about depression and suicide. | ||
== The Documentary Itself == | == The Documentary Itself == | ||
Eames Yates was influenced to spread awareness | Eames Yates was influenced to spread awareness of suicide after his older brother killed himself. In the documentary according to articles, he visits families of suicide victims, suicidal individuals, and other relevant individuals, even providing support. | ||
== Availability == | == Availability == | ||
There are no tracks | There are no film tracks available to watch other than articles proving the existence of this documentary. The film's origins are unknown other than what is presented in articles, resulting in a lack of other information. The documentary is not available on any platforms, but when searching for the author, a few other results show. | ||
== The 911 call == | == The 911 call == | ||
On December 26, 2011, YouTube channel ''Suicideafter1" uploaded a video titled "Fatal 911 suicide call". | On December 26, 2011, the YouTube channel called ''Suicideafter1" uploaded a video titled "Fatal 911 suicide call". | ||
The video plays audio | The video plays an audio of a 911 phone call after a young girl (whose name is said to be Nicky) finds her older brother shot in the head by a self-inflicted suicide gun. This audio is said to have originated from the documentary | ||
Revision as of 08:21, 19 August 2024
Status: Lost
Comment: may exist online, but not found easily
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"Suicide" was a documentary by author Eames Yates made to spread awareness about depression and suicide.
The Documentary Itself
Eames Yates was influenced to spread awareness of suicide after his older brother killed himself. In the documentary according to articles, he visits families of suicide victims, suicidal individuals, and other relevant individuals, even providing support.
Availability
There are no film tracks available to watch other than articles proving the existence of this documentary. The film's origins are unknown other than what is presented in articles, resulting in a lack of other information. The documentary is not available on any platforms, but when searching for the author, a few other results show.
The 911 call
On December 26, 2011, the YouTube channel called Suicideafter1" uploaded a video titled "Fatal 911 suicide call". The video plays an audio of a 911 phone call after a young girl (whose name is said to be Nicky) finds her older brother shot in the head by a self-inflicted suicide gun. This audio is said to have originated from the documentary
Links and sources:
https://youtu.be/TbLl7S10rCA?si=ykFrpyFd9NaTDHPh https://documentaryheaven.com/suicide/ https://www.nami.org/press-releases/nami-partners-with-hbo-for-suicide-education-prevention-suicide-documentary-premieres-march-18th/ https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2001-mar-12-he-36604-https://www.documentary.org/feature/america-undercover-reaches-its-prime-time-life