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  • UNT student found dead in Mozart Hall

    Abstract:
    UNT computer science junior James Justin Harrell, 20, was found dead in his Mozart Hall dorm room Thursday afternoon.

    Linda Anderson, secretary for the Tarrant County Medical Examiner, said Harrell was found at 2:05 p.m. The cause of death was asphyxia by smothering....

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    jonny carroll

    posted 7/31/08 @ 6:56 AM CST

    good article, sad story. I'd def like to know the follow up to this if ya'll find it out.

    ben

    posted 7/31/08 @ 10:13 AM CST

    It wasn't an accident. Justin committed suicide.

    Anonymous

    posted 1/10/09 @ 12:18 AM CST

    Originally posted by

    ben

    It wasn't an accident. Justin committed suicide.


    Why do you say it was suicide? I was a friend of Justin's at UNT, and I do also remember him talking to you sometimes. I too do not think it was an accident, but what makes you so sure about it?

    student

    posted 7/31/08 @ 11:05 AM CST

    high/ suicide by helium? never heard of it. nt daily should do a follow up piece on this activity.

    ben

    posted 7/31/08 @ 12:24 PM CST

    Er, no they shouldn't. Look up suicide contagion.

    student2

    posted 7/31/08 @ 1:41 PM CST

    helium was to deprive of oxygen. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asphyxia

    mark

    posted 8/01/08 @ 2:48 AM CST

    A follow up story that explains how suicide is committed by helium and any trends would only inspire copycats. No good could come of this. Basic media ethics.

    Havok

    posted 8/05/08 @ 11:09 AM CST

    Originally posted by

    mark

    A follow up story that explains how suicide is committed by helium and any trends would only inspire copycats. No good could come of this. Basic media ethics.


    Where did you study "media ethics"? I think you were misinformed. Anyone can kill themselves in any number of ways. How is it unethical to tell this story?

    Pepper Hastings

    posted 8/01/08 @ 9:59 AM CST

    OK Mark, then let's just ignore it like it never happened. How's that for "ethics?"

    John Bobcat

    posted 8/01/08 @ 11:22 AM CST

    That's sad.

    The NT Daily needs to look review their articles before publishing, though.

    "Harrell, born in Longview on Sept. 25, 1987, was a member of the marching band at Henderson High School where he befriended Emily Kangerga, a pallbearer at his funeral."

    I had to read that like 5 times, because it sounded like he met Emily at his own funeral.

    Havok

    posted 8/05/08 @ 11:07 AM CST

    Made sense to me. "Henderson High School, where he befriended Emily... COMMA a pallbearer..."

    Originally posted by

    John Bobcat

    That's sad.

    The NT Daily needs to look review their articles before publishing, though.

    "Harrell, born in Longview on Sept. 25, 1987, was a member of the marching band at Henderson High School where he befriended Emily Kangerga, a pallbearer at his funeral."

    I had to read that like 5 times, because it sounded like he met Emily at his own funeral.
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