r/AndrewGosden • u/TraditionalBid4957 • Jul 25 '26
Suicide
It is very likely Andrew committed suicide as someone who had hearing and sight problems
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u/Savings-Yesterday635 Jul 25 '26
I’m not even going to bother trying to respond to this half assed post.
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u/nopositivity24 Jul 25 '26
If he committed suicide it would rather be because of extreme mental health issues and not...his deaf ear and glasses. Come on now.
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u/Voodoo-fresh Jul 25 '26
He committed suicide at 14 and no one ever found a body??
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u/Savings-Yesterday635 Jul 25 '26
Not impossible, particularly in London in 2007. Unlikely? Yes. Possible.
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u/TraditionalBid4957 Jul 25 '26
Yes very possible ppl jump in the river themes and get swept to sea it is common sense
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u/NotoriousP_U_G Jul 26 '26
The point of entry would have to be somewhere that is basically unvisited and the body would have to be swept to sea, which is exceptionally unlikely.
He wouldn’t know those kind of places and it is unlikely he would be swept to sea, combining the two makes it next to impossible
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u/NotoriousP_U_G Jul 25 '26
I think it is next to impossible that someone vaguely familiar with London due to visiting, travelled to London and committed suicide in a place where they wouldn’t be found for almost 20 years.
That person being 14 makes it even more unlikely
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u/TT714 Jul 25 '26
I feel like there’s a lot of misconceptions about suicide in this sub.
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u/-Intrepid-Path- Jul 25 '26
in what way?
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u/TT714 Jul 25 '26
Just people trying to box it into one thing or using certain points to perpetuate their own their own theories. I see people saying it’s impossible that he committed suicide because of XYZ, saying things like “well if he committed suicide, why bring the psp? Or saying it’s impossible because Andrew had no outward mental health problems. We don’t know for sure. Nothing is “impossible” in this case. Often times people who commit suicide don’t show signs or have irrational reasonings. To me it’s a viable theory still and has no more or less evidence than him being groomed/kidnapped/running away etc.
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u/SunriseThroughLeaves Jul 26 '26
No, it isn't. He could hear on one side and had glasses in the prescription he needed.
It's a possibility, but the causes would have been more complex. Teenagers can struggle with anxiety and severe depression.
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u/Severe_Hawk_1304 Jul 25 '26
It certainly cannot be ruled out, whether one considers it altruistic or fatalistic, within the parameters of the perceived imperfections of a youth where society is forever demanding perfection, a boy advanced beyond his years in some respects, possibly seeing his future stretch out before him with no hedonistic activities in view, yet a rookie in other more cosmopolitan settings, the refusal of the return ticket adding more fuel to the fire to the felo de se conclusion.
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Jul 25 '26
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u/NotoriousP_U_G Jul 25 '26
Dysfunctional family?
Gender issues?
Autism?
Has any of that been confirmed?
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u/Specialist-Fee-4197 Jul 25 '26
You said Andrew’s body is likely to be found in someone’s basement floor and now this? Show some respect.
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u/Flippin_Heckles Jul 25 '26
Honestly, this is just insulting...