The Ultimate troll. Nurse Online coaxes people into killing themselves

Zebo

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Subject: William Melchert-Dinkel

Occupation: Male nurse, sick fuck.

Evidence: Police say he'd go to suicide chat rooms pretending to be suicidal himself, or pretending to be a female nurse. His advice: Let go and take the plunge. In one case, he told Mark Drybrough of England how to make a noose. Then Drybrough hanged himself in his bedroom -- doing it before a webcam so Melchert-Dinkel could watch.

Posing as another female nurse, he told Canadian college student Nadia Kajouji that she wouldn't leave a mess is she killed herself by jumping in an icy river. Kajouji did just that, killing herself in a river in Ottawa.

Melchert-Douchebag has confessed to cops that he urged dozens of people to kill themselves. He also entered into 10-11 fake suicide pacts. He believes that half of them actually committed suicide.

True Crime's Verdict: Officially, he's only been charged with two counts of aiding suicides. But Melchert-Dinkel is worthy of so much more. This guy's gotta die. (Special thanks to reader Lori for the tip.)


http://www.truecrimereport.com/2010/05/william_melchert-dinkel_this_g.php

In another case, he pretended to be a female nurse and told Mark Drybrough of England, an IT professional who had a nervous breakdown and was very emotionally susceptible, how to make a noose and that suicide was the answer. Then Drybrough hanged himself in his bedroom in front of a webcam so Melchert-Douchebag could assist by watching.

http://www.nationalpost.com/related/topics/story.html?id=2945599

What kind of a sick fuck runs around looking for peoples who need help with depression issues then kills them? Seriously I'd shoot this mfker between the eyes without hesitation.
 

frostedflakes

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He didn't kill anyone... these people killed themselves.

Messed up what he did, but I doubt police will be able to get many charges to stick to him.
 

SlickSnake

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While I can't condone suicide, what's this person actually done that ticked you off so much? These people were already hell bent to kill themselves without his help.

Obviously the ones who killed themselves and went to suicide chat rooms most likely went there not to get over the thoughts of suicide, but to seek empowerment or find the courage to do it.

That's what a "suicide pact" is, in case you were not aware. The fact he was joining others in these pacts under a temporarily false pretense does not mean he might not have been considering suicide himself, just that he might not have had the courage to follow through with it yet.

And since he obviously had a fascination with suicide my bet is he would most likely have taken his own life as well if he had not been caught. If they tossed a rope with a noose in his cell and left him alone for a few hours, I wouldn't be surprised if he'd kill himself, too. So he is really just as mentally ill as the others he encouraged to kill, right?

I have seen comments on websites with forums concerning suicide and ways to do it where most posters are not looking to be talked out of it, but rather looking for clever ways to do it while providing the most emotional harm or embarrassment to the family or person who they think emotionally injured them in the first place.

I have seen first hand people claim they were not going to try to kill themselves again using an overdose and then a few days later try it again. And they might repeat this process over and over again for years until they finally succeed. Of course, jumping off a high structure, or in front of a moving vehicle or using a weapon is almost guaranteed successful the first time around.

And the healthcare and emergency service industries also exact a heavy emotional toll and place a huge burden on anyone in it, too. Which is why you see so many suicides among people working in it, even those working with other suicidal patients, like psychologists and psychiatrists.

So while you might be angry, shocked or appalled at his seemingly inconsiderate behavior while encouraging others to do it, I think he was really just trying to get up the nerve to do it himself.
 
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dahunan

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While I can't condone suicide, what's this person actually done that ticked you off so much? These people were already hell bent to kill themselves without his help.

Obviously the ones who killed themselves and went to suicide chat rooms most likely went there not to get over the thoughts of suicide, but to seek empowerment or find the courage to do it.

That's what a "suicide pact" is, in case you were not aware. The fact he was joining others in these pacts under a temporarily false pretense does not mean he might not have been considering suicide himself, just that he might not have have the courage to follow through with it yet.


He was never considering suicide... no way... no how... you can't brainwash-manipulate-convince that many people to murder someones brother or sister - son or daughter - mother or father and never just finish yourself off...

did you write this?
Suicide is NOT a victimless crime when someone they loved is left behind
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If you did then why did you go on protecting this person and being so sympathetic to that one person when if your sister or mom were thinking about suicide he would have done all he could to help them WITH LIES...Do you think Suicide is a good solution?

 

waggy

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I have no sympathy for people that commit suicide. BUT what this guy did was evil and yes he should be punished.

He pushed them into it. sure they were close but what he did is still a crime and morally disgusting.
 

spittledip

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Man, some sick people out there. Between this and the cat/nailgun incident... and you know there are lots more out there doing this type of stuff that don't get caught.
 
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What is people's opinion of "Dr. Kiriyu", the Japanese guy who provides instructions about how to commit "detergent suicide"? Basically, some suicidal Japanese people figured out a painless, fast, and reliable (albeit stinky) way to commit suicide using relatively easily-obtained household products to generate fatal hydrogen sulfide gas, resulting in a rash of "detergent suicides" in Japan.

http://megalodon.jp/2010-0207-0241-06/itteyosiiwatteyaru.web.fc2.com/howtodetergentsuicide.html

Is the Nurse worse than "Dr. Kiriyu".

The really big problem is that this method could pose a danger to other people such as police who find a guy's body in a suspicious vehicle or suicidal people who try it in their apartment (putting others in the building at risk). So who's worse? This nurse guy or "Dr. Kiriyu"
 
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dahunan

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What is people's opinion of "Dr. Kiriyu", the Japanese guy who provides instructions about how to commit "detergent suicide"? Basically, some suicidal Japanese people figured out a painless, fast, and reliable (albeit stinky) way to commit suicide using relatively easily-obtained household products to generate fatal hydrogen sulfide gas, resulting in a rash of "detergent suicides" in Japan.

http://megalodon.jp/2010-0207-0241-06/itteyosiiwatteyaru.web.fc2.com/howtodetergentsuicide.html

Is the Nurse worse than "Dr. Kiriyu".

The really big problem is that this method could pose a danger to other people such as police who find a guy's body in a suspicious vehicle or suicidal people who try it in their apartment (putting others in the building at risk). So who's worse? This nurse guy or "Dr. Kiriyu"


what about the people who create guns-knives-or that guy that created water?

^^ you can kill yourself with any of those -- Does Kiriyu seek people out who are weak and suffering from self-hate and diseased with depression and then do all he can to make them feel life is even worse in the hope that he will get to hear or see their self-murder?
 
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I don't have a problem with Dr. Kiriyu or at least that site I linked to other than that it could be better organized.
 

Zebo

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Whipper I guess you and SNAKE missed the whole coaxed part. It's all in the story above. He was not simply given information but trolling vulnerable and depressed people, faking, joining and encouraging a suicide pact which he had no intention of fulfilling just to watch them die. IMO this guy is guilty of no less than first degree murder and made worse preying on mentally ill. Sorta like people who kill their defenseless elders or children, worst of the worst preying on defenseless human beings.

Again I have no problem with information, bomb making, Saran gas, whatever, it's when you encourage someone to blow a subway up the problem arises like encourage them to kill themselves.
 

abrowner

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My 18 year old son committed suicide 3 months ago after being inspired by the detergent suicide website. He had been happy for several months, and had a low moment, and now I have lost him forever. My husband and my lives are permanently ruined and devastated as a result. If he could have gotten through that day, I believe he would have been fine, would have grown up, and had a wonderful life. He was one of the most interesting, smart, compassionate people I've ever known, and it is a great loss to the world. I hope the "doctor" rots in hell, because hell is where he's put us.
 

HAL9000

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This man needs executing, yes what he did was very wrong, Coaxing people in very fragile states to kill them selves is evil.

He didn't pull the trigger but he gave them the gun and told them where to aim, just as bad.
 

Infohawk

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Is there any way we can have him talk to some of our resident loons?

And this guy is in trouble, he passed himself off as a healthcare professional when he wasn't one.
 

HAL9000

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My 18 year old son committed suicide 3 months ago after being inspired by the detergent suicide website. He had been happy for several months, and had a low moment, and now I have lost him forever. My husband and my lives are permanently ruined and devastated as a result. If he could have gotten through that day, I believe he would have been fine, would have grown up, and had a wonderful life. He was one of the most interesting, smart, compassionate people I've ever known, and it is a great loss to the world. I hope the "doctor" rots in hell, because hell is where he's put us.

I am so sorry (madam I assume), that's terrible to read about your son, I hope that you and your husband can get through this exceptionally difficult time, I can't even begin to understand what you are going through but I hope that you can get the help that you need from someone close to you, I have been in a similar situation with a friend and I know that there's nothing I can say, other than let the people around you who want to be there for you do what they can, don't shut them out. I'm so sorry may your son rest in peace.
 
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HamburgerBoy

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Suicide is something that should be encouraged by society. Some people simply can't live a happy or worthwhile life, and there is no reason to impose misguided morals on them that only lengthen their misery.
 

HAL9000

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Suicide is something that should be encouraged by society. Some people simply can't live a happy or worthwhile life, and there is no reason to impose misguided morals on them that only lengthen their misery.

This is the most disrespectful moronic thing that you could put about 5 posts after a poor woman has just explain her son killed himself, fuck off.
 

HamburgerBoy

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This is the most disrespectful moronic thing that you could put about 5 posts after a poor woman has just explain her son killed himself, fuck off.

My post was not directed towards her or her son. If a person can get help and improve their life, great, but some people are simply broken. Just look at the topic you posted about that male rape victim. Not saying he was a failure, as it was another person that broke him, but he did what he saw as the best choice for his life.
 

HAL9000

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My post was not directed towards her or her son. If a person can get help and improve their life, great, but some people are simply broken. Just look at the topic you posted about that male rape victim. Not saying he was a failure, as it was another person that broke him, but he did what he saw as the best choice for his life.

People are never broken, some people are in a place where they believe they cannot recover but with the right help anyone can live a happy life, except in extreme cases like people who are so physically ill that they will not recover, but will suffer, in that case you are talking about euthanasia generally and is not covered but your retarded statement.
 

werepossum

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My 18 year old son committed suicide 3 months ago after being inspired by the detergent suicide website. He had been happy for several months, and had a low moment, and now I have lost him forever. My husband and my lives are permanently ruined and devastated as a result. If he could have gotten through that day, I believe he would have been fine, would have grown up, and had a wonderful life. He was one of the most interesting, smart, compassionate people I've ever known, and it is a great loss to the world. I hope the "doctor" rots in hell, because hell is where he's put us.
My deepest sympathies for your loss. People who commit suicide are broken for that moment only; if they can get through that low spell, their lives may be as happy and as productive as anyone's. Suicide should be a tool reserved for the terminally ill who cannot stand the pain. People who make suicide more attractive, or who G-d forbid encourage suicide, for those who are merely depressed, deserve eternity in hell's fires.
 

abrowner

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Thank you HAL9000 and werepossum for your thoughtful and compassionate replies. I believe that my son would have been fine given a little more time to grow up and develop more perspective. He was so talented; won 1st place in the South by Southwest Film Festival at 14 (high school shorts); was an amazing boy, just too sensitive. A lot of young people go through depressive or suicidal periods and are grateful they kept living a few years later. Thanks again for your kindness.
 

hal2kilo

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Both of my parents had basically 0 quality of life for the last ten years of their lives. One had Alzheimers, the other had global aphasia. Went through all their assests, then became wards of the state. If anyone is wondering a majority of the health care costs are going, it's going to people like my parents who had no assets.

Both my brother and I had packs if either of us are fortunate to realize that we are succombing to Alzheimers.

I feel it's my civic duty.