Tuesday 27 August 2013

Martin Manley’s Suicide Death: Blogger Kills Himself On Birthday, Leaves Suicide Note On Website


A 60-year-old sport writer turned blogger has killed himself on his 60th birthday.

In a case that appeared to be a planned suicide, Martin’s suicide happened on the day of his 60th birthday.
Around 5am in the morning he walked into a police station's parking lot in Kansas city and dialed 911.
Martin told the operator he wanted to report a suicide. He reportedly gave the operator the location of his suicide.
He then pulled out a pistol and shot himself in the head.
His last article titled Martin Manley: My Life and death was written on the day of his suicide.

                                                  Martin Manley’s suicide note

“Today is August 15, 2013. Today is my 60th birthday. Today is the last day of my life. Today, I committed suicide. Today, is the first day this site is active, but it will be here for years to come.
Before I get into the nuts and bolts of this site, I first must say to those whom I have a special bond with, please don’t think that I didn’t consider your feelings. I’m sorry…very sorry for th hurt and pain I will have caused by my actions.
In all probability, I won’t be able to justify it to you – at least not today. May be someday you will come to understand… better. If not today, may be someday you will be able to read what I’ve said and learn why. May be someday you will be able to forgive me. I love you!
This site is divided into two major categories. The first is the suicide. The second is my life. To the left side of this page you will see categories. Under some of them subcategories. You can click and read anything you want. My life is an open book now that I’ve closed the book on my life.
It’s important for me to have written quite a bit about my decision to commit suicide because it’s rarely been done. I assume the people  I know would want to understand it better and I’m sure there are people out there who study suicide that would like to study mine – so I’ve left nothing to imagination. It’s all here.


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