'Jaime Perlman' and 'Riley Lison-Taylor', London Dble-Suicide, 2010 -?

[Ready to Leave UK]

Just wondered if anyone knows of/knew about these 30-something ladies and their method? I just stumbled across news reports of their double-suicide back in 2010, which says they met on a suicide website 5 days earlier, and used a new 'fashionable' chemical method from Japan. I'm intrigued what their method was, and where they met (just curiosity, I guess, and a couple of ladies I can relate to).
Names: Jaime Perlman and Riley Lison-Taylor, died in a flat in Norman Court, Putney London, one was an escort, the other a dominatrix - Popping this in Google should bring up several news reports.

 

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Bumping.

Chemical Suicides: Quick Death, But Public Health Hazard

Austin Mueller would have turned 20 on June 15, but on that day, his grieving mother likely will relive the horrors of May 5, 2010, when her son brought a lifelong struggle with depression to a quiet coda by committing chemical suicide in a college parking lot.

abcnews.go.com

Looking for recipes for chemicals I can find locally.

 

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young girl 14-year-old was found dead by her younger brother in the closet in her room. Aside the dead girl a bottle of toiled detergent containing hydrochloric acid and four bottles containing sulphurated lime solution were found. In the floor a yellow fluid was poured. According to her family and the officers reaching the place, a strong sweet smell existed all over the house. On the door of the house a note was left with advice against entering inside the house without protective equipment because of danger of hydrogen sulfide inhalation.


Let's do some work guys




Police officers in protective gear enter an apartment in Konan, southern
Japan Thursday, April 24, 2008. A Japanese girl gassed herself to death by mixing laundry detergent with cleanser, releasing fumes that sickened 90
people in her apartment house.








The American version of the method substitutes a common insecticide for the bath sulfur used in the Japanese recipe; bath sulfur isn't available in the United States. But the tweak does nothing to make the gas less dangerous for people nearby. In one of the Japanese cases last year, 90 residents in an apartment building were sickened when a 14-year-old girl used hydrogen sulfide (H2S) to take her life.

 

[Ready to Leave UK]

Many thanks for your replies above, guys, but I guess I'm looking more for info specific to these two ladies rather than method info (I'm 100% set on my own method and plans!). It is only curiosity, but there are so many things I can relate to with these two ladies, it's freaky! I was living so close to Putney in 2010, and feel there should have been a third lady in that flat...