NEW YORK, USA White 22 year old young man was found strangled to death inside his home, as the result of autoerotic asphyxiation. He used a long garden hose as a strangling noose, tied over a large hook in the wall above him. And then for even greater orgasmic effect had also put his penis into a handheld Dyson vacuum cleaner, with a tube attached and using it as a strong suction blowjob tool. The power button on vacuum was taped, so it always would be in the on position. And it was also plugged into a wall outlet. Suggesting that he intended this session to last longer than on the battery charge alone. In front of him he had also put a standing mirror, so he could look at himself experiencing orgasmic bliss.
But eventually passing out when the blood flow to the brain became low enough. His hand stuck inside the hose wrapped around his neck was likely his futile attempt right before passing out to get it loose and to unwind it. But at that time already being in very weakened and semi-passed out state, it would have been impossible for him to either stand up or to unwind it. Leaving him in the last moments before totally losing consciousness to watch himself in the mirror being very slowly strangled to death. This time for real.
On his thighs post-mortem blood pooling can already be observed forming. His pushed out tongue also indicates that it was indeed a very slow strangulation death. Vacuum canister did have an abundant volume of his semen. Indicating that he did have either a very big ejaculation or multiple ones. The vacuum cleaner was still sucking when his body was found, but it was turned off by the person who found him. Otherwise the scene and the body was left untouched and as is.
If you're thinking about self-harm, please stop and recognize that this won't solve the pain you're feeling. While it might seem like a way to cope, it leaves lasting scars, not just on your body but on your heart as well. There are healthier, safer ways to manage your emotions.
Every wound you inflict is a cry for help. You are not alone. Reaching out to someone you trust can be the first step toward finding a way out of this dark place. You deserve kindness, support, and real healing.
If you need immediate help, please contact a helpline.
