Controversy Surrounds First Death in Swiss Sarco Suicide Pod

Strangulation marks found on a 64-year-old woman have raised suspicions of possible intentional homicide.

The Sarco suicide pod, designed for a peaceful death via nitrogen gas, is under scrutiny after the first user was found with strangulation marks.
Swiss authorities are investigating potential equipment malfunction or interference in the death of an American woman in September 2024.
Dr. Florian Willet, the only person present during the incident, remains in custody as the investigation continues.
Surveillance footage revealed unusual activity inside the pod, but did not clearly show what happened.
The case has sparked widespread online debate and speculation about the safety and ethical implications of the suicide pod.