Sarco suicide pod's first user was 'found with strangulation marks'
- The first user of a Sarco suicide pod, a 64-year-old American woman, was found dead with strangulation marks, as noted by Chief Prosecutor Peter Sticher.
- A forensic doctor confirmed neck injuries on the deceased woman shortly after her death, indicating potential foul play.
- Authorities arrested several individuals connected to the device and are investigating a possible 'international homicide' case, emphasizing the need for their custody.
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Strangulation marks allegedly found on woman who died in 'suicide pod'
New revelations are raising questions about the death of a 64-year-old American woman who reportedly used a suicide pod to end her life in Switzerland. The woman was the first person believed to die inside the Sarco device. It was reported on Wednesday, Oct. 30, that prosecutors claimed strangulations marks were found around the woman's neck during a forensic investigation. Although official autopsy results have yet to be released, the alleged …
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