In what can be described as a rather disturbing post, a Facebook user has asked his colleagues in a group on how to kill a sick patient, and the response has been quite surprising.

The man, who did not state if he was a medical personnel – of course, a medical personnel would not ask such questions on the internet – wanted to know the kind of substance one could inject into a sick patient to bring death.

He wrote:

What kind of substances can be injected into sick patients to cause death?

And when you would think others would query him on why he needed such information, most respondents never did that, they rather gave him suggestions on the kind of lethal substance that could be used.

See reactions:

*** Air, its why you shouldn’t have large bubbles in an IV line.

*** Who is doing the injecting? Medical professionals would have access to drugs that can kill, while a lay person might just inject some kind of poison or street drug. You should read W Good Nurse. He was a serial killer that used insulin to kill hundreds of patients

*** Chemo has a 98 percent failure rate. I wouldn’t let them use radiation on me 9 years ago and won’t let them use it on me 9 year from now. It kills everything; good and bad cells. Ya injected in sick or healthy patients it’ll kill.

*** A vile of rotted chicken liquid. Causes sepsis and a slow death

*** Why do you want to kill your parents or whoever because of the sickness? Only God Almighty kills

*** An empty syringe (air) results in a heart attack

*** antifreeze, insulin will kill you, an air bubble, and Visine (drops for the eyes) can kill you

But since it was a writers’ group, we are of the opinion the man was seeking idea on how to kill a fictional character.

https://lailasnews.com/facebook-users-react-to-man-who-asked-on-how-to-kill-a-sick-patient/

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Salt can also be used.

I knew it must definitely be oyinbo people..
Someone even suggested how bring slow death!










Crazy bunch..

What a world weare in..... Perhaps he z just trying to help the sick patient since the recipient z in pain or so.. Perhaps his the sick patient himself