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An activist of euthanasia, who was arrested after the death of a woman who used the first so -called suicide, died.
D -R Florian Willet, 47 years old If a 64-year-old American woman took away her life Using a device in the forest in Switzerland last September.
The inventor of POD Philip Nintshka told BBC News that Dr. Wilelets had died with suicide in Germany.
In a separate statement, Mr. NITSHK said that D -Rel Willet was injured after the arrest and detention in connection with the death of Switzerland.
“In the last months of his life, Florian Wilt is more than any person,” he said.
As a last resort, a carried out, founded by Dr. Willet, to facilitate the use of a pod – said the arrest left him “broken”.
The activist was held in pre -trial detention for 70 days, while the police investigated whether he intentionally killed a woman – a statement in which he was not accused.
Until death on May 5, Dr. Willet fell from the third floor window, the group said, leaving it, demanding surgery and demanding “taking care of a complete psychiatric team.”
While in some circumstances, Switzerland is legally protected in Switzerland, which helps, it is strictly regulated, and the pod collided with the opposition.
Proponents say the device is made by Sarco – provides an auxiliary dying option that is independent of drugs and doctors and expands potential access.
Critics are afraid that the modern design of the device is glamor, and what it can work without medical supervision is that.
Auxiliary pardon is illegal in the UK and in most other European countries, but thousands have traveled to Switzerland over the years to end their lives.
BBC News contacted the Swiss prosecutor’s office for comment.
