Questions About Suicide Please Help?

When I was in high school, a student committed suicide and it was announced (over the speakers) that he had passed away, but suicide wasn't mentioned even though that rumor was around. School officials usually won't come out and say that out of respect for the family and all that.

If a teen tells a mother/father that they're thinking about it, and they do it, then either the parents will deny they knew anything about it or they may admit it, but I doubt any charges will be brought against them unless they aided in the action or abused the child and there's proof.

The friends are often notified by a counselor of some kind or possibly the deceased teen's parents. If a friend was close to the family or child, they can provide great comfort to the parents. If not, I doubt anyone will go out of their way to contact everyone the teen knew, but word gets around. The family is usually dealing with funeral arrangements.

First Question: It depends on the school. Some schools think kids can't deal with the trauma, while others think they can. Most schools will tell you what has happened to the fellow student, but usually why they suicide is confidential information.

Second Question: Yes,because the parents should take that as a warning, not just ignore it. But, it wouldn't be considered emotional abuse or neglect if they have a legitimate reason.

Third Question: News travels fast. It could be the police who told someone, who told someone else, who told that person, and so on. It could also be learned from the principal of the school they attend.

I'm not sure what your asking in that question, but I think you mean if the teen left someone else's name in a suicide letter, then yes. The police will have to contact them to find out why the person would possibly suicide.

If your asking about if the teen left their name in a suicide letter that's confedential, then no. The police can not contact them, because it's supossed to be confidential. Only the person who receives it should be able to read it.

I hope I helped, and I'm sorry if my answers are not entirely correct.

some schools would tell the pupils in order to get other pupils to speak up if they are feeling the same way, some don't becase they don't want their school to get a bad name. I don't think they tell them the pupil has commited suicide, more the fact that they have passed away. it will often get around to the pupils on what happened due to over heard parents talking and/or gossip.

Your second question will be neglect, if the child has spoken about it, and nothing got done, then the parents have neglected the childs needs, but there are school counsellors at school if the child does want to seek advice. The police won't charge them for anything because the child would have taken his/her own life, not that the parents have nurdered them.

your last question, if a name was left in a suicide note then the police would want to speak to the person in order to find out if anything was said to the person before they took their life. And news gets around fast, even more so about a childs/teens death.

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You have a lot of detailed questions. Very preoccupied you are. Do you know of anyone who is about to commit suicide? I've never heard of any parents having been charged for someone else's choices. But why would a parent not get help when someone is asking for it. If that would be the case, though, they should look for help somewhere else, like school, a friend, a teacher, a neighbor. There are a lot of suicide hotlines available to offer help. If your name would to appear on someone's suicide note, I'm sure they would contact you.

It all differs based on the school district, the police, and the parents involved.