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DanHero91. •. When I was in hospital, the guy in the bed next to me just asked to stop taking his meds as he was ready to die. Last thing I heard him say was "There's no one waiting for me at home, so I'm going where they are." Wasn't really a shocking confession, just a lonely and heartbreaking one.
I actually know of someone who confessed to a murder on his deathbed of a local person who had been missing for decades. He told them where to find the body and they found bones that are now being tested.
93. Reply. jwktiger. • 1 yr. ago. I remember an episode of American Justice on A&E where is wasnt quite a deathbed confession but a Murderer in Prison confessed to 2 more rapes that someone else had been convicted of. They ran the DNA from hairs on the body and it was his (the confessor).
IIRC, the deathbed confession was from a hunter that was out in the forrest and saw the missing person getting tied up and shot, or something like that. It's a really awesome case, and there is a whole blog dedicated to it, it's really good stuff.
I have seen a handful, having worked with the dying for a few years. My favorite one was about three years back, I was called to do a deathbed will for the father of a friend who had been diagnosed with something excessively aggressive, and which had come with a two week life expectancy.
1999- Gallogley writes a 15 page 'deathbed confession' (can't confirm length of confession, other sources I've found haven't detailed length) where he states that he, Gartshore and another man drugged Moira with chloroform on the bus, abused her and left her in the vehicle and that the death was accidental/she died 'due to the cold'. He then ...
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