Robin Williams Jokes About Suicidal Thoughts
In a chilling recording of Robin Williams talking about his outlook on committing suicide while struggling with addiction, Williams Jokes about suicidal thoughts!
The recording sends chills up our spine here at CelebNMusic247.com when listening, because he obviously had thought out all the ways to take his own life. Unfortunately when listening Williams’s list the two ways he successfully took his own life on Monday by asphyxiation. According to the coroner’s report Williams had tried to cut his wrists, but instead hung himself. He was found in a sitting position in his home in front of one of the closets in the home. There was a knife on the floor next to him, which was the same knife police reported that he attempted to slit his wrists.
The recording you are about to hear is from 2010, 4 years prior to the tragic incident that took place earlier this week when the world lost another comedic genius due to deep depression. In the interview with Marc Maron‘s WTF Podcast the 2 talk about death, Robin had just undergone a serious heart operation — and he launches into a monologue about a struggle he had when he seriously thought about ending his life.
One of the eeriest parts of the interview … when he talks about cutting his wrists. As you know Robin tried to cut his wrist before hanging himself. And, during the interview, he makes an oblique reference to choking.
Listen to the recording via TMZ:
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