Saturday, 10 February 2018

80 to 100 dead annually by masturbation.


Sheets of paper over her head cause a shortness of breath that can be sexually stimulating. For the police, foil bags are therefore an important indication that a death could be an accident in self-gratification.
Eighty to 100  people are estimated to die each year from risky masturbation practices in Germany. The Brandenburg physician Harald Voss assumes one to two cases per million inhabitants. Most victims are men.


The most common reason for autoerotic deaths is the desire for oxygen deficiency, called hypoxyphilia. In the process, people purposely lax their breath during masturbation. The risk is often underestimated. "Being unconscious is faster than people think. If, for example, both carotid arteries are squeezed, it takes a maximum of 30 seconds, "warns the forensic physician.

Bizarre and well-known cases
►A man from Hesse had been found dead in his hobby cellar shortly before the turn of the year - according to the Hanau prosecutor's investigation, he suffocated. The man was shackled all over his body and neck, the authorities said. Assume an autoerotic death - a deadly self-satisfaction.
►Bizarrer death from Hamburg: A man should, according to "Frankfurter Rundschau" occupied with Scheiblettenkäse, pulled a nylon tights over the upper body and have put on a plastic raincoat, climbed into a diving suit and then set with a plastic bag over his head in front of the switched on heating to have.
► "Kill Bill" actor David Carradine was found strangled in a wardrobe in 2009. A forensic doctor said then: "He died after he had satisfied himself."
►INXS singer Michael Hutchence was discovered in 1997 strangled on a belt in a hotel room. His partner contradicted the coroner at the time that it had been suicide and explained the incident with a failed sex game. To date, the case is unclear.


What is so attractive about cutting off the air?

"It is thought that oxygen deficiency has a euphoric effect, especially with an orgasm," says Voß. One assumes that it comes in the brain to a Dopaminschub, similar to a drug rush. Even teenagers would try the practice already. The phenomenon runs through all ages.
The range of autoerotic practices is generally diverse: In addition to lack of oxygen and electric shock and the vacuum cleaner plays a role. "Penis injuries during masturbation with vacuum cleaners" was the title of a dissertation by urologist Michael Alschibaja Theimura of 1978 . The doctor described in it cases of men who had stuck their penis in a vacuum cleaner nozzle and seriously injured. However, many did not admit that. One claimed, for example, that he had injured himself while repairing a coffee grinder on the penis, another stated that he had fallen on a garden chair.

Theimuras's conclusion was: "It is likely that the number of unreviewed masturbation attempts with vacuum cleaners is high, as they are not recorded unless they cause injury."

Voss also assumes a high number of unreported deaths from autoerotic accidents. In more than 30  years he may have had five cases, said the legal physician from Frankfurt (Oder).
References to an accident in masturbation are for example: a bared genitals, porn pictures, a mirror nearby, shackles that could have been attached by themselves, foil bags pulled over the head - and if the person was alone in a closed room and not Left farewell letter.

Evidence often disappears from shame


Relatives who find the body sometimes put things away, because the shame is so great, reports Voss. It's not always about hypoxyphilia.
An old woman in Halle, for example, once found her son with the clamps of Christmas tree lights on her nipples and cleared the lights until the ambulance arrived. Burns on the body would have made Voss but suspicious. The woman then admitted how she found the man. He had tried to stimulate himself with electric shock - too much for his weak heart, Voss says.


Most men are the victims of autoerotic deaths, he says. "It's the same with women, but it's less likely to kill because women are obviously more cautious and do not put in so much sophistication."
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