Abstract
The first question after a suicide, or an attempt, is nearly always “Why?” Julia was a fighter. Why would she suddenly give up?
Multiple fractures of the left upper arm resulted when Julia E. Eaton, 44, … shot herself with a .25 calibre automatic pistol Sunday afternoon. The bullet entered the left upper chest but apparently ricocheted off a bone, lodging in the arm. She was admitted at Emanuel hospital. … Officer Robert Thompson said a note had been written. A charge of disorderly conduct by attempting suicide was made, with bail at $50. The wound was not considered critical but would require several days hospitalization.1
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Polishuk, S. (2003). You Find Friends in Improbable Places. In: Sticking to the Union. Palgrave Studies in Oral History. Palgrave Macmillan, New York. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403973559_13
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