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karson (09/10/2013) [-] My uncle killed himself this past june. he lived next door, and I got there before the cops did. I saw everything. I will never forget the look on his face until the day I die. the worst part was seeing all my other family members upset about it. I was able to keep my cool. I almost lost it when my other uncle (gruff sorta guy, beard and **** ) walks up to my mom with his shades on so you can't really see his face, stood there in front of her, started nodding his head for a few seconds, and then they hugged. when they hugged I heard my uncle, who I grew up thinking was one of the most badass men to walk the earth, whimper and cry.
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karson (09/10/2013) [-] yeah, it was pretty rough. to be honest with you, sometimes I think about his face, as many as 3 to 5 times a day. he shot himself in the temple with a .38 special. gun shots to the head look nothing like you'd think they do. there is more of a "leaking" factor than a splatter, although the area around him was covered in a red mist. a side effect of this is that whenever I see a movie where someone gets shot in the head, I'm all like "that's so fake, it definitely does NOT look like that." by now all my friends know what happened so they just give me a weird look. what was ******** is that the cops just took his body, and we had to clean the mess up. My kid sister even helped scrub brains and blood stains from the carpet. I hate that she helped. no little girl should have to go thru that **** . but I digress. but I'll eat a cookie in your honor, my friend.
