Pessotto on the bench (5 Viewers)
- Thread starter Dominic
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Yeah, perhaps someone did push him. Because let's look at two other possible theories that you, morons, consider so plausible:
1. Pessotto tried to kill himself. He jumped from about 13 metres high. Everyone knows you might survive such a fall. If you want to kill yourself, you jump from much higer. Suicide doesn't seem plausible at all to me.
2. He fell. He fell out of the window. Yeah right.
And then there's this whole cloud of mystery surrounding the case. Pessotto's wife was one of the first to state it was very, very odd if Pessotto had really tried to kill himself in such fashion. And why would he have killed himself? Because he was feeling too much pressure in his new job and was sorry he was no longer a player? Come on, that's bullshit.
And all of this in the middle of Calciopoli.
1. Pessotto tried to kill himself. He jumped from about 13 metres high. Everyone knows you might survive such a fall. If you want to kill yourself, you jump from much higer. Suicide doesn't seem plausible at all to me.
2. He fell. He fell out of the window. Yeah right.
And then there's this whole cloud of mystery surrounding the case. Pessotto's wife was one of the first to state it was very, very odd if Pessotto had really tried to kill himself in such fashion. And why would he have killed himself? Because he was feeling too much pressure in his new job and was sorry he was no longer a player? Come on, that's bullshit.
And all of this in the middle of Calciopoli.
That's what suicide attempts are. A call for help.
Pessotto was seeing a shrink, he was under medication, so he was at leas psychologically fragile.
A new job, marriage problems, overestimated calciopoli (at that time), and no medication that morning could be enough for him to jump out of the window. Who knows what else he was going through?
He jumped from 13m high, aimed for a car to break his fall.
Btw: you say that it wasn't a suicide attempt because 13m is not high enough. You rule accident out, so I guess attempted murder is the only option?
Is 13meter high enough for a murder and not for a suicide then, sherlock?
Pessotto was seeing a shrink, he was under medication, so he was at leas psychologically fragile.
A new job, marriage problems, overestimated calciopoli (at that time), and no medication that morning could be enough for him to jump out of the window. Who knows what else he was going through?
He jumped from 13m high, aimed for a car to break his fall.
Btw: you say that it wasn't a suicide attempt because 13m is not high enough. You rule accident out, so I guess attempted murder is the only option?
Is 13meter high enough for a murder and not for a suicide then, sherlock?
