Skvaller om DJ:n Avicii (Tim Bergling), död 2018-04-20

Jag fattar inte varför ni måste uppfinna en konspiration och dramatisera något som är tillräckligt dramatiskt och tragiskt som det är! Det här handlar inte om trafficking och inte om diktaturen i Oman (även om båda existerar och är avskyvärda) det handlar om en olycklig människa som inte såg någon annan utväg.

Hur vet du det?

För er som vill diskutera alternativa teorier till Aviciis död så finns det en tråd explicit för detta ämne: (FB) Alternativa teorier kring Avicii (Tim Berglings) död - 2018-04-20

Du vet uppenbarligen inte vad psykisk sjukdom kan åstakomma. Det finns tillstånd som är fruktansvärda, där folk hör röster och inte är vid sina sinnes fulla bruk och som leder till självmord. Min bekant var inte berusad eller påverkad av droger. Hen mådde fruktansvärt dåligt. Och hen skar sig i halsen och hittades död. Jag hittar inte på. Jag skulle kunna berätta mer detaljer men inte utan att outa familjen så det vill jag inte.
Jag har heller inte skapat användaren för att enbart skriva här, detta var bara första tråden jag kommenterade i.

Svensk statistik på tillvägagångssätt finner ni här, under rubriken "Metoder för [..]" (2018-06-29):
https://ki.se/nasp/sjalvmord-i-sverige-0

Baserat på tillgänglig information och utifrån en rimlighetsbedömning av hur människor brukar fungera och hur världen fungerar. Det är lite som anktestet: Om en fågel ser ut som en anka, simmar som en anka och kvackar som en anka, så är det förmodligen en anka.

I don't have enough real and reliable information to confirm that it's a duck.

Jag tycker det allra märkligaste är att det skedde där och då.

Vad utlöste valet ett begå självmord, efter alla år av psykisk ohälsa? Och efter det vi vet om hans sista månader i livet.

Sviter av Ayahuasca och 7tim meditering tillsammans med psykisk ohälsa ÄR en rimlig förklaring.

Att han ”endast” mådde dåligt pga psykisk ohälsa är INTE en rimlig förklaring till varför han valde att ta livet av sig just där, då och på det sättet.

Ingen av oss vet säkert men flera har en gnagande känsla av att något inte stämmer med : han var psykiskt sjuk under en lång tid och har nu fått frid.

63 av 100 män valde att ta livet av sig genom förgiftning eller hängning i Sverige 2014. Bara 4 av 100 genom stickskador. Någonstans tidigare i tråden läste jag att de flesta självmord sker i hemmet eller i mer enskildhet än som med Tim under en sammankomst.

Vad för impulser ledde till ett ovanligt sätt och en ovanlig plats? Frågan är inte konstigt.

https://www.folkhalsomyndigheten.se/suicidprevention/statistik-om-suicid/metoder-for-suicid/

Why do you say that Tim suffered from mental illness for years?
I looked for infos to this and I found that he had a short difficult time before he started touring, but he
could overcome it. Then he started touring and he said himself that the first 4 or 5 years were amazing. Then the problems began, because of strong pain and no time to really recover. in 2015 he took an 8 month timeout where he really began to feel good. When he started touring again in 2016 he felt that the pressure and anxiety came back so he decided to quit. His problems had to do with djing and the medication after hospitalization. He enjoyed his success in the beginning but later on he realized that it was against his real personality, because he was more an introverted person. When he realized this he drew the consequences against all resistances. He was always active in finding solutions when there were difficult times. In 2017 he told that after retiring he felt really even better than before his career. Many colleagues, who were close to him in his last months, told that he seemed to have found a balance in life and was full of energy. That he searched for meaning in life and happiness is nothing unusual and has nothing to do with mental illness, most people do that.
I looked at the documentary twice now and to me Tim seems like a person who knew what he wanted. That not everything was perfect is quite normal.
In my opinion, as you say this very strange location and circumstances let doubts arise.

My very personal feeling is, that if Tim had wanted to kill himself, he would have done it by medication in a peaceful place in his house in LA or somewhere in Sweden.
And as the Oman Police said that they knew all facts and details around his death after 3 days, we can exclude that medication or drugs where involved.

[QUOTE=av.fan2012|64496776]Why do you say that Tim suffered from mental illness for years?
I looked for infos to this and I found that he had a short difficult time before he started touring, but he
could overcome it. Then he started touring and he said himself that the first 4 or 5 years were amazing. Then the problems began, because of strong pain and no time to really recover. in 2015 he took an 8 month timeout where he really began to feel good. When he started touring again in 2016 he felt that the pressure and anxiety came back so he decided to quit. His problems had to do with djing and the medication after hospitalization. He enjoyed his success in the beginning but later on he realized that it was against his real personality, because he was more an introverted person. When he realized this he drew the consequences against all resistances. He was always active in finding solutions when there were difficult times. In 2017 he told that after retiring he felt really even better than before his career. Many colleagues, who were close to him in his last months, told that he seemed to have found a balance in life and was full of energy. That he searched for meaning in life and happiness is nothing unusual and has nothing to do with mental illness, most people do that.
I looked at the documentary twice now and to me Tim seems like a person who knew what he wanted. That not everything was perfect is quite normal.
In my opinion, as you say this very strange location and circumstances let doubts arise.

My very personal feeling is, that if Tim had wanted to kill himself, he would have done it by medication in a peaceful place in his house in LA or somewhere in Sweden.
And as the Oman Police said that they knew all facts and details around his death after 3 days, we can exclude that medication or drugs where involved.[/quote]

I didn’t say he was insane.. I said he suffered from mental illness, as you say yourself. There are even proof from himself writing statements on social media that he suffered from nonrealisation feelings many years ago.

Otherwise I totally agree with you on everything you wrote in your comment above.

https://www.svd.se/mar-den-unga-mannen-samre-an-nagonsin

Well. I linked to research about why people do it and what can trigger people actually doing it in earlier posts in this thread. One trigger can be something very simple, that others really do not understand can trigger something as he supposingly has been said to do. Well. Maybe it was something simple that triggered it, that made the cup run over? Maybe it was the last straw that happend that made Avicii do what ever he did? Maybe that ment something for him, that we simply do not understand? Or perhaps we would understand, if we knew what that was. I wonder if anyone knows what he said and did those two days in questions, the 19th and 20th and what was on his mind? What kind of conversations did he have? What did he talk about, with whom? Does anyone know what he did during these days? Who did he talk to, what did he talk about? Still come back to this, that we have no information about his last days in Oman. So does anyone know? Has anyone read it somewhere? Or does anyone know? Would anyone tell us? Are we 100% what happend? We don't even know what he did or how, do we? Still wondering. Trying to figure out what happend. So what happend? Maybe the truth is to difficult? What would cause family and friends being silent? Consideration of someone else. Perhaps there is the key. What makes people not tell? Perhaps there is also the reason why things happend? Find the reason.