[Singapore] - A young woman scholar from the Agency for
Science, Technology and Research (A*Star) was suspected to have
taken her own life at a laboratory early Tuesday (Jan 16 2018)
morning. Colleagues of Katarina Chlebikova, working at the
Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology (IMCB), said that the
26-year-old Slovakian had been troubled over work and relationship
issues before her death. In response to media queries, the police
said that they were alerted to the case at 10.44am on Tuesday. Her
body was found on the eighth storey of 61 Biopolis Drive, where the
institute is located. âA 26-year-old woman was found motionless and
was pronounced dead by paramedics at scene. Police are
investigating the unnatural death,â they added. TODAY understands
that Chlebikova left behind a note suggesting that she killed
herself via nitrogen poisoning.
http://www.todayonline.com/singapore/astar-scholar-found-dead-lab
BedokFunland JC's comments on the chemistry involved :
Nitrogen gas itself is physiologically inert and non-toxic,
unlike carbon monoxide. However, deliberately pumping into a room
excess nitrogen gas, displaces all other gases from the room,
including oxygen. This results in asphyxiation and death from
oxygen deprivation, as would occur with carbon monoxide
poisoning.
That this method can be used, and has been used, to carry out
covert assassinations, is known to agents of intelligence agencies
such as the CIA, Mossad, MI6, KGB, etc. In the case of the
26-year-old Slovakian young woman in Singapore, she used this
method for committing suicide.
Spiritually and karmically, the state of emotional and
psychological distress that drove her to commit suicide, will
accompany her into the afterlife, and will pose some difficulty in
releasing her consciousness from her post-mortem emotional pain and
psychosis, and she may need some time to herself before willing to
accept and experience love and forgiveness, for sufficient healing
of her psychological trauma to occur, before she can move forward
vibrationally, onto the intermissive period proper, where further
healing, life review and preparation for her next physical
incarnation can occur. She will be supported by her guides &
helpers at every step of the way, even if she may not be aware of
it through her emotional pain. Rest in peace now, Miss Katarina
Chlebikova.
Photo :
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/duke-nus-medical-school-student-found-dead-biopolis-laboratory-051706805.html
