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Today is Thursday, October 31st, happy Halloween to all who celebrate,

and this is your final news rundown of the 31st, happy Halloween to all who celebrate,

and this is your final news rundown of the week.

The first story is one that I initially heard about last month

and took some interest in, but now there's been

interesting new developments, to say the least.

So last month an American woman traveled to Switzerland and ended her life in what's

informally known as a suicide pod or a suicide chamber.

And I thought that alone was interesting.

But what was also interesting about the story

is that the president of the pods operator company

was arrested following her death because I mean in part because he was present for her death but now what's even more interesting and adding to the story a bit is that a new autopsy report supposedly shows that the woman had what looks like strangulation marks around her neck.

Now, neck marks are not necessarily supposed to happen when you're simply deprived of oxygen but it could be from a couple of things it may not be nefarious

so let's first talk a little bit about this pod so we have some background information and

then we'll talk about what we've learned since and some legality

components. The Suicide Pod is more formally known as the Sarko. Sarko's website describes the pod as quote a capsule that could produce a rapid

decrease in oxygen level while maintaining a low CO2 level end quote in

parentheses it says the conditions for a peaceful even euphoric death.

The pod has a very sleek modern futuristic design which the designer says was intentional.

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