The aspect of " he died with his hands tied behind him" makes about as much sense as the Georgia college professor who recently murdered his spouse and another couple outside an Atlanta area theatre.. then ended up " burying himself" and committing suicide.
I have trouble with both scenarios. It goes back to the old " Rambo" theory- a person doesn't have a way to either bury themselves or tie both hands.
My husband, who is usually quite bright, said " Maybe he tied his hands in front, and with his martial arts abilities, stepped through his arms or put them behind him".
I almosr handed him a long piece of ribbon and asked him to show me how he could tie his hands up in FRONT of his body, but I let it go. He's got some answer for everything LOL.
Here's an interesting piece in Slate online about David's apparent AEA and some interesting remarks from an insurance investigator about denied life insurance claims for same- claiming suicide by intentional hanging/ asphysciation was planned, thus voiding the insurance policy.
I also had never read the other person's comment about a lemon being placed in the mouth. What keeps an unconscious person from choking on the lemon?
Anyway, since I apparently lack imagination in these matters, please have a look at this Slate article, "
Strangle With Care- David Carradine may have died attempting autoerotic asphyxiation. Is there a safe way to do that?" :
http://www.slate.com/id/2219784/
