Growing up, I spent a lot of time around social workers, as my mom was a pyc nurse. An alarming number of these "professionals" were so neurotic they would see dysfunction in the way you ate a cracker.
One woman I vividly recall, was a morbidly obese hypochondriac who dressed in dirty clothes and thought pet hair was a fashion accessory... She worked in child protecton, and I always thought it was shockingly criminal that she was allowed to testify, in court, as to the mental state of others. She ruined lives with her delusional conclusions. I saw it happen.
A lot of the speculation in this thread, reminds me of her;
Zack's eyes look sad in a photo=Suicide
Grandma died=Suicide
Divorced parents=Suicide
Craft Beer pics on instagram=addiction= Suicide...
Oblivious to the huge signs that he was not, in fact, suicidal;
Was having a blast out with his family,
Work friends recall a happy, encouraging, kind, hardworking kid.
Two semesters in, at MWCC, ( an incredibly supportive school. Having gone there myself, I can say that with confidence, I used to call it, "The Womb"!)...
And the many, many other positive things Zack had going on in his life, totally discounted.
Zack's case began as a missing person, he was found deceased. He was not murdered. There was no villain of the piece.
I cannot, for the life of me, see why he must be found to have killed himself, by some posters. What is it that drives the need to access his whole life as a tragedy of Shakespearein proportion?
