View Full Version : Mindy McCready
Is dead....suicide
:sadangel:
Chuck A
02-17-2013, 9:30pm
very sad, indeed
PortDawg
02-17-2013, 9:31pm
That's the rumor...very sad for her two kids....
Permanent solution to temporary problems. :sadangel:
VatorMan
02-17-2013, 9:31pm
Selfish bitch.
Black94lt1
02-17-2013, 9:40pm
Very sad for her kids :(
Burro (He/Haw)
02-17-2013, 9:46pm
No clue who she was, I had to look her up.
Selfish.
Yeah, I'm gonna have to agree. The fact that she has two kids kinda seal it for me.
Torqaholic
02-17-2013, 9:47pm
No clue who she was, I had to look her up.
...
You could have saved the rest of us that trouble :rofl:
xXBUDXx
02-17-2013, 9:50pm
Sad, but not surprising
Burro (He/Haw)
02-17-2013, 9:51pm
Sad, but not surprising
Why? I don't know jack shit about her. She some sort of head case?
xXBUDXx
02-17-2013, 9:53pm
Why? I don't know jack shit about her. She some sort of head case?
She had her demons
Torqaholic
02-17-2013, 9:55pm
She had her demons
Not enough u-tube visitors? :leaving:
Stangkiller
02-17-2013, 10:14pm
Why? I don't know jack shit about her. She some sort of head case?
She was being investigated for the death of her boyfriend.
MEC5LADY
02-17-2013, 10:16pm
Sad, but not surprising
:iagree:
She had her demons
Some people just can't overcome their demons. Sad for the ones they leave behind. :sadangel:
Mirroredshades
02-17-2013, 10:24pm
Never heard of her.
:meh:
VatorMan
02-17-2013, 10:32pm
For those saying "selfish" you do realize she suffered from depression right?
She's been in need of help for a very long time.
Sad this attempt at suicide succeeded.
F her for leaving her spawn for someone else to raise. She should have aborted any child she would have had. They will all have that gene that will feel the same way.
LilRedCorvette
02-17-2013, 10:41pm
According to E! News, McCready shot herself and her dog.
Selfish bitch.
:iagree: :issues:
C5Nate
02-17-2013, 10:57pm
Didnt her boyfriend just die a little while back?
I believe she also had a drug problem.
Grief and addiction is a bad combination.
Sad for all left behind.
73sbVert
02-18-2013, 12:38am
Who?
Sea Six
02-18-2013, 12:42am
Very sad. I loved her voice.
Burro (He/Haw)
02-18-2013, 5:43am
And I read there's a sex tape. Why is there always a sex tape in these people's lives? From what I've read, she's a wreck and has been for some time.
wwomanC6
02-18-2013, 6:51am
Who?
Mindy McCready:Guys Do It All The Time - YouTube
xXBUDXx
02-18-2013, 8:20am
She was still a very pretty and talented artist. :sadangel:
RedLS1GTO
02-18-2013, 8:53am
Her life was a constant WTF starting with an "affair" (if you can call it that) with Roger Clemens when she was only 15.
Drugs, depression, bad choices, bad influences, just... bad from start to finish.
I met her twice. Once in 1999 or so and the other time somewhere around 2001. She was as sweet as could be in person. You'd never guess she had so much going on behind a smile. :(
RedLS1GTO
02-18-2013, 9:13am
The demons one can hide behind a smile are scary.
Ain't that the truth. I knew she was a bit of a trainwreck but I don't pay attention to the celebrity gossip and had no idea how bad she had gotten lately. Dead boyfriend, kids taken away, ... :ack:
Oh, and for the record, I personally always thought she looked best in this one...
Mindy McCready The Other Side Of This Kiss (Now Available on I-Tunes) - YouTube
Yerf Dog
02-18-2013, 9:34am
Never heard of her. Sad story.
Blademaker
02-18-2013, 9:51am
Some people overcome their demons by getting their shit together and their head screwed on straight.
Some people are selfish assholes that don't have the guts/fortitude to take care of the children they brought into this world.
Fuk her
onedef92
02-18-2013, 10:04am
Heard that this a.m. So unfortunate. :sadangel:
Sad to hear about it.....and that she thought this was the only solution. I guess after so many times in rehab, suicide attempts, etc, the demons just take over.
I hope her kids can move past it and turn out normal.
Sea Six
02-18-2013, 10:12am
I guess after so many times in rehab, suicide attempts, etc, the demons just take over.
It certainly doesn't have to happen like this.
69camfrk
02-18-2013, 10:37am
That's the rumor...very sad for her two kids....
Permanent solution to temporary problems. :sadangel:
Sad either way, but she had permanent problems. She just ended the suffering. Her mental problems were beyond repair. Too bad she had all that talent but couldn't hold it together.:sadangel:
FasterTraffic
02-18-2013, 11:47am
She was still a very pretty and talented artist. :sadangel:
:iagree:
I really enjoyed her music. I have this one and maybe another:
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/21XTTSM8FHL._AA160_.jpg
You could tell from the way things have gone for her, though, it wasn't likely to be a happy ending.
:sadangel:
oyealiz
02-18-2013, 2:48pm
I cannot imagine at what point someone must be to take their own life, especially when they have children. Very sad. She had such talent and promise, but has been going downhill for so many years. I recall reports of a couple of suicide attempts in the past.
Was her act selfish? To me it seems so, yes. But in her head, she likely thought it was best for everyone concerned. Again, I cannot imagine at what point someone must be to do that, but mental illness is a horrible thing, especially when, as is so often the case, it is coupled with drugs as the person tries to deal with what's going on in their head.
Very sad all around. :(
If you've ever had close contact with someone who is mentally ill and fighting those demons, I think you're probably not so quick to say f 'em.
I cannot imagine at what point someone must be to take their own life, especially when they have children. Very sad. She had such talent and promise, but has been going downhill for so many years. I recall reports of a couple of suicide attempts in the past.
Was her act selfish? To me it seems so, yes. But in her head, she likely thought it was best for everyone concerned. Again, I cannot imagine at what point someone must be to do that, but mental illness is a horrible thing, especially when, as is so often the case, it is coupled with drugs as the person tries to deal with what's going on in their head.
Very sad all around. :(
If you've ever had close contact with someone who is mentally ill and fighting those demons, I think you're probably not so quick to say f 'em.
Feb 6, 1996, a co-worker took his own life. Left behind a wife and three boys.
Always seemed as if this guy just couldn't get a break...nothing would go as planned. Got labeled as a hot head after letting his frustration get the best of him once and spent years trying to repair the damage to no avail.
After supporting his family and putting his wife through college, she decided she didn't need him anymore and told him he needed to move out. He had a couple beers in him but decided to go cool off, gets pulled over, blows just over the limit and spends the night in the greybar hotel. Our company had a no tolerance policy so in addition to everything else...now he's in real danger of losing his job.
Two days later, he put notes around the house explaining how to program the VCR, turn on the surround sound, etc. Then went in the utility room, stuck a 12 ga. shotgun to his chest and...
He wasn't crazy, he just got tired of it all.
Broken Wind
02-18-2013, 4:00pm
If you or someone you love isn't dealing with depression, get on your knees and thank whatever deity you choose. The pain is beyond words.
Doug28450
02-18-2013, 5:07pm
The pain is beyond words.
Yes, it is.
And for people who are fortunate enough to not suffer with this, you don't understand.
MEC5LADY
02-18-2013, 8:16pm
The demons one can hide behind a smile are scary.
I guess after so many times in rehab, suicide attempts, etc, the demons just take over.
Sad either way, but she had permanent problems. She just ended the suffering. Her mental problems were beyond repair
I cannot imagine at what point someone must be to take their own life, especially when they have children. Very sad. She had such talent and promise, but has been going downhill for so many years. I recall reports of a couple of suicide attempts in the past.
Was her act selfish? To me it seems so, yes. But in her head, she likely thought it was best for everyone concerned. Again, I cannot imagine at what point someone must be to do that, but mental illness is a horrible thing, especially when, as is so often the case, it is coupled with drugs as the person tries to deal with what's going on in their head.
Very sad all around. :(
If you've ever had close contact with someone who is mentally ill and fighting those demons, I think you're probably not so quick to say f 'em.
While I don't condone suicide I understand it. Having so many demons and pain so bad that you just want it to stop is a feeling that is hard to put into words. Nobody wakes up one day and says "hey I think I'm going to be depressed and suicidal". The pain is all encompassing to the point you just want something to happen and even though you try to describe what you are going through words just don't seem to be enough. In a lot of ways you see how being depressed is affecting those around you that you start to think that instead of you suffering you also make others around you suffer. To get to the point you just want the pain to stop and want the suffering around you to stop you feel the best alternative is to end things. So in essence, people actually don't think of committing suicide as a selfish act but as a way to end not only their pain and suffering but the ones around them as well.
If you or someone you love isn't dealing with depression, get on your knees and thank whatever deity you choose. The pain is beyond words.
:iagree: The one thing I can say is the smiles hide a lot so know the warning signs of depression and suicide since there generally are warning signs that people don't pick up on until its too late.
Milton Fox
02-18-2013, 11:39pm
I recently saw a presentation on suicide by a local mother who lost her son to suicide. If only one person here benefits from the link below then it serves its purpose. I think that teaching our children about this illness will go along way towards addressing mental illness and erasing the stigma that persists. Think about seat belts, not smoking, saw no to drugs, and abstinace and how those campaignes have changed our world.
suicide education (http://www.granthalliburton.org/)
oyealiz
02-18-2013, 11:47pm
Feb 6, 1996, a co-worker took his own life. Left behind a wife and three boys.
Always seemed as if this guy just couldn't get a break...nothing would go as planned. Got labeled as a hot head after letting his frustration get the best of him once and spent years trying to repair the damage to no avail.
After supporting his family and putting his wife through college, she decided she didn't need him anymore and told him he needed to move out. He had a couple beers in him but decided to go cool off, gets pulled over, blows just over the limit and spends the night in the greybar hotel. Our company had a no tolerance policy so in addition to everything else...now he's in real danger of losing his job.
Two days later, he put notes around the house explaining how to program the VCR, turn on the surround sound, etc. Then went in the utility room, stuck a 12 ga. shotgun to his chest and...
He wasn't crazy, he just got tired of it all.
That is so horribly sad. :(
87 Ragtop
02-19-2013, 12:31am
I cannot imagine at what point someone must be to take their own life, especially when they have children. Very sad. She had such talent and promise, but has been going downhill for so many years. I recall reports of a couple of suicide attempts in the past.
Was her act selfish? To me it seems so, yes. But in her head, she likely thought it was best for everyone concerned. Again, I cannot imagine at what point someone must be to do that, but mental illness is a horrible thing, especially when, as is so often the case, it is coupled with drugs as the person tries to deal with what's going on in their head.
Very sad all around. :(
If you've ever had close contact with someone who is mentally ill and fighting those demons, I think you're probably not so quick to say f 'em.
:iagree:
It's very easy to judge from the outside in, but unless you really know what is going on inside her head. Her reality gave her no other option unfortunately.
For her it was even worse. Not only was she dealing with her personal issues internally and with those immediately around her, she also had to deal with the damn media hounding her everywhere she went, constantly reporting on her and following her around hoping for her to fall down again so they could have the next "big gossip story". I couldn't imagine ever having to deal with that.
Torqaholic
02-19-2013, 12:51am
Some people overcome their demons by getting their shit together and their head screwed on straight.
...
That's more or less the hole I crawled out of :lol:
Blademaker
02-19-2013, 9:32am
That's more or less the hole I crawled out of :lol:
You and me both.......:seasix:
C5SilverBullet
02-19-2013, 10:10am
I haven't read the whole thread, but the news here said she killed her dog first, then herself.
onedef92
02-19-2013, 10:12am
I haven't read the whole thread, but the news here said she killed her dog first, then herself.
That's what I read today, too. And at the same location her boyfriend offed himself at earlier. :sadangel:
LilRedCorvette
02-19-2013, 10:23am
I haven't read the whole thread, but the news here said she killed her dog first, then herself.
I commented on that on the first page (post 18 (http://www.thevettebarn.com/forums/888377-post18.html)) and was surprised I was the only one to until now.
I understand depression can be overwhelming, but taking others out with you (people, animals) I have an issue with. :mad:
RedLS1GTO
02-19-2013, 12:14pm
I missed the dog part...
Dafuq?? :skep:
You have to be absolutely batshit crazy to do that (as if there was any question left at this point).
Maybe it is the heartless bastard part of me, but I'm thinking the World is probably better off and even her poor kids will be better off with her gone. It must be heartbreaking beyond comprehension for your mother to do this but in the end, after the grieving, they now at least have a chance to move on. Not sure how old they are, but hopefully they will end up with guardians who raise them properly.
Sea Six
02-19-2013, 12:31pm
DISCLAIMER: Do NOT Read this post.
:nono:
She probably shot herself in such a way as to leave a good-lookin' corpse. In my experience, women suicide victims are funny that way.
My bet is she didn't want her doggy chewing her body into an uglified state. :dunno:
/DISCLAIMER
I TOLD you not to read this post. :sadangel:
onedef92
02-19-2013, 12:35pm
DISCLAIMER: Do NOT Read this post.
:nono:
She probably shot herself in such a way as to leave a good-lookin' corpse. In my experience, women suicide victims are funny that way.
My bet is she didn't want her doggy chewing her body into an uglified state. :dunno:
/DISCLAIMER
I TOLD you not to read this post. :sadangel:
Most female shooters do not shoot themselves in the face because they don't want to disfigure their face. Did McReady shoot herself in the chest or the head? :confused5:
Superstreet
02-19-2013, 12:35pm
Feb 6, 1996, a co-worker took his own life. Left behind a wife and three boys.
Always seemed as if this guy just couldn't get a break...nothing would go as planned. Got labeled as a hot head after letting his frustration get the best of him once and spent years trying to repair the damage to no avail.
After supporting his family and putting his wife through college, she decided she didn't need him anymore and told him he needed to move out. He had a couple beers in him but decided to go cool off, gets pulled over, blows just over the limit and spends the night in the greybar hotel. Our company had a no tolerance policy so in addition to everything else...now he's in real danger of losing his job.
Two days later, he put notes around the house explaining how to program the VCR, turn on the surround sound, etc. Then went in the utility room, stuck a 12 ga. shotgun to his chest and...
He wasn't crazy, he just got tired of it all.
Damn. :sadangel:
While I don't condone suicide I understand it. Having so many demons and pain so bad that you just want it to stop is a feeling that is hard to put into words. Nobody wakes up one day and says "hey I think I'm going to be depressed and suicidal". The pain is all encompassing to the point you just want something to happen and even though you try to describe what you are going through words just don't seem to be enough. In a lot of ways you see how being depressed is affecting those around you that you start to think that instead of you suffering you also make others around you suffer. To get to the point you just want the pain to stop and want the suffering around you to stop you feel the best alternative is to end things. So in essence, people actually don't think of committing suicide as a selfish act but as a way to end not only their pain and suffering but the ones around them as well.
:iagree: The one thing I can say is the smiles hide a lot so know the warning signs of depression and suicide since there generally are warning signs that people don't pick up on until its too late.
I agree.
Sea Six
02-19-2013, 12:37pm
Most female shooters do not shoot themselves in the face because they don't want to disfigure their face. Did McReady shoot herself in the chest or the head? :confused5:
Dunno.
:dunno:
RedLS1GTO
02-19-2013, 12:38pm
DISCLAIMER: Do NOT Read this post.
Lock the dog in the house somewhere with some food and water... someone would find it soon enough. Worst case is it sh*ts on the floor a few times if it takes a while for someone to find.
Although I guess someone in the mental state to shoot themselves probably doesn't have a lot of room in their head for a simple, logical solution like that.
Y2Kvert4me
02-19-2013, 12:39pm
I understand depression can be overwhelming, but taking others out with you (people, animals) I have an issue with. :mad:While sad, the act of killing the dog first is likely what gave her the courage to do herself in.
That dog may have been her last glimmer of happiness. By eliminating it, only then could she completely reach the point of "nothing left to lose". The resulting adrenaline rush also aided her in accomplishing her own death.
One thing I read was that she shot the dog because it was the only "witness" to the death of her boyfriend. Additionally, it was the dog that found the bullet that killed her boyfriend.
Also - I have een where people have said that she shot the dog so that the, the dog, and the boyfriend could all be together in death as they were in life.
Either way - it is a sad case all around
onedef92
02-19-2013, 12:45pm
Or, maybe her warped nurturing instincts told her no one could care for the dog like she and her boyfriend did, so she decided to kill it, too. People can get awful attached to their pets.
MEC5LADY
02-19-2013, 12:52pm
DISCLAIMER: Do NOT Read this post.
:nono:
She probably shot herself in such a way as to leave a good-lookin' corpse. In my experience, women suicide victims are funny that way.
My bet is she didn't want her doggy chewing her body into an uglified state. :dunno:
/DISCLAIMER
I TOLD you not to read this post. :sadangel:
Most female shooters do not shoot themselves in the face because they don't want to disfigure their face. Did McReady shoot herself in the chest or the head? :confused5:
I have only seen one person actually shoot themselves in the face and it was not the outcome they had hoped for. McCready died of a single gunshot to the head which is what I'm used to seeing. The majority of suicides I have seen by gunshot are usually in one side of the head and out the other depending on the gun and type of bullet used. Lately, it seems jumping in front of a train or OD'ing is the preferred method to off yourself.
onedef92
02-19-2013, 12:57pm
I thought I heard McReady put the pun under her chin and fired the bullet upward to her brain.
One of my Dad's brother's (Uncle Alvin) killed himself early Easter Sunday morning when I was about 7 or 8 years old. He shot himself in the chest with a .32 caliber pistol, then fell through the storm door in his kitchen.
My aunt told us she heard the shot, bolted to the front of the house then screamed in horror at the sight of him bloodied in his crew neck t-shirt and Bermuda shorts, lacerated by broken glass and propped up by the door frame. We never knew why. They didn't have fancy buzz words like" clinical depression" back then.
He was a brilliant mechanic who left my Dad a whole bunch of professional quality automotive tools. I used to delight myself in opening up the drawers and cases Dad stored them in in giddy anticipation of our next tune-up or repair project together....
Wathen1955
02-19-2013, 3:07pm
Dr. Drew under fire...
Dr. Drew Pinsky Under Fire After Mindy McCready Suicide, Compared To Dr. Kervorkian (http://www.inquisitr.com/531455/dr-drew-pinsky-under-fire-after-mindy-mccready-suicide-compared-to-dr-kervorkian/)
Dr. Drew Pinsky is facing criticism after country singer Mindy McCready became the fifth member of Celebrity Rehab to die in the last two years.
Sea Six
02-19-2013, 3:44pm
Why didn't she commit suicide until now?
She wasn't McCready yet.
:funny:
Too soon?
:leaving:
BADRACR1
02-19-2013, 6:44pm
I haven't read the whole thread, but the news here said she killed her dog first, then herself.
Well, she couldn't have offed herself and then the dog, now could she?:shots:
onedef92
02-20-2013, 11:11am
They really used the phrase "under fire" in this circumstance. :skep:
Or like the Nike ad that got pulled after Oscar Pistorius was charged with shooting his girlfriend. "I'm the Bullet in the Chamber."
Chuck A
02-20-2013, 11:50am
Why didn't she commit suicide until now?
She wasn't McCready yet.
:funny:
Too soon?
:leaving:
good one
very funny, indeed
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