Radio hosts responsible for death of UK nurse?
 

https://youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=wa5JQC8VNdw

http://www.2dayfm.com.au/the-dirt/bl...nk-confession/

What do you think?

yeah - that's not suspicious at ALL.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...d-suicide.html

You can't hold someone else responsible because the lady had her own flaws.

99 out of 100 people wouldn't commit suicide over that.

Funny how the media was also involved with Diana
Of course they will come on radio in an hour or so and say it is totally not their fault, they are sorry and tomorrow it is back to normal, fucking idiots

They need to leave that family alone. People are so stupid.

Wonder what those presenters are thinking now...

All are saddened. They never wanted a death. They say, “suspected suicide.” This means that they are not completely sure what the cause of death was. Working at a hospital is one of the best sales a human can get. Prank call probably annoyed them a lot. If it was suicide, it must have been great emotional pain. Humans can get strong feelings they can’t control and at that point you can just hope that human is not you.

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sad thing is the uk government will try and ban prank calls.

it is sad, but it was a prank call, nothing more

I read somewhere its not the real one:2 cents:

Well that's a little fucky..

Typical Australian scumbags.

Jeezus!!!

Why would you kill yourself over that?

two days after? why are the two incidents being connected?

You don't think they are connected ?

This the new 2.0 version? :)

To be honest, it was fucking idiotic. When they made the call and found out what they found out, which part of it was ever going to be funny ??

Radio stations do prank calls all the time. But not to a hospital to find out a patients details. I have no time for the royal family, but this was something even they didn't deserve.

Hate to point out the obvious, but only suicidal people can be responsible for their own suicide. Healthy, normal people do not kill themselves as a means of dealing with something that's made them uncomfortable.

Why not take the opposite stance and cast suspicion on those who were humiliated for not killing themselves? I mean, since its apparently a normal, expected way to respond.

isn't suicide an extreme emotional/impulsive action?

id be very curious to see what sort of communication occurred between the family

being humiliated publicly isn't exactly a benign act especially if it is on someone undeserving of it. I wouldn't go so far as to say it is their fault but these things have can have such consequences.

This is just a really odd case <sigh>. I really hope that lady didn't kill herself because of the prank call incident. Like what somebody already mentioned 99 out of 100 people wouldn't kill themselves over something like this.