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I've never actually seen anyone try to choke themselves to death with their own handcuffs, but I imagine it would be impossible to succeed at the effort. For one thing, even if you managed to grasp your own neck and choke off your blood supply until you lost consciousness, your arms would go limp and you'd no longer be able to continue choking yourself. Blood flow would be restored and you'd regain consciousness in a few seconds. Everybody knows you can't choke yourself to death. Even Yahoo! Answers offers a short explanation of why: Click here to read "Why is it impossible to choke yourself to death?" Yahoo! Answers isn't exactly a scientific tome of knowledge on human anatomy, but I'm quite certain that if you asked a thousand coroners if they've ever seen anyone "choke themselves to death," you'd get a thousand No's. At the same time, you'd probably get a few coroners saying, "But I've seen cases where people were choked to death by someone else, and it was made to look like they choked themselves to death..." So how did she really die, then?The official story about this woman's death, of course, is bunk. So how did she really die? Well, it's a whole lot more plausible that she was strangled by someone else who held their hands around her neck to cut off the blood supply to her brain, then kept them in place until she died (which actually takes several minutes). Any ideas who would have the means and motive to enter a police-controlled holding cell, strangle the woman, then make up a ridiculous story about the woman strangling herself with a pair of handcuffs?A rogue police officer, of course. The motivation is simple: Fear of a lawsuit about police brutality. Suppose the woman was assaulted and struck by airport police, then screamed threats about suing them or going public with her story. Many law-enforcement authorities, as we've all seen recently, tend to greatly overreact when verbally threatened. Rather than exercising restraint, they may actually assault these citizens. Don't believe me? Watch the "Don't Tase Me, Bro!" video showing six police officers assaulting, restraining, then tazing a college student who dared to speak his mind at a John Kerry rally. Click here to read the full story on this recent case of police brutality... Another scenario is that the cop may have tussled with the woman and accidentally strangled her to death during her arrest. Covering up the crime is easy: Just throw her in a cell and say that she strangled herself. Now, I know a lot of cops, and most of them are really great people. The vast majority of police officers are honest, hard-working professionals who really go out of their way to protect the public. But as every police officer also knows, there's always a bad apple in the bunch. Every major metropolitan police department in the country has at least one evil, power-seeking, ego-maniac police officer who's a loose cannon just waiting to go off. The death of this woman at the Phoenix airport could have emerged precisely because a loose cannon police officer just happened to be having a bad day and went too far with arresting and detaining a citizen causing a ruckus at the airport. Perhaps he struck her, was verbally threatened by her, and decided to cover his tracks. Related CounterThink Cartoons:
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