[yvonne]

Thanks for posting that, 81alum. A lot of that rings true, and helps me make sense of a family friend's son's suicide. He was the son of an executive at one of Silicon Valley's pillars. A year after he took his life, his sister's boyfriend took his – right in front of the sister. So, yes, the cluster effect is real. The former took the Golden Gate bridge route, and his body was never recovered. His friend used a different method, so the families placed the former's memory marker near the latter's grave. At the time, we were stunned about my friend's son's death because from our eyes, he had everything.

[yvonne]

Thanks for posting that, 81alum. A lot of that rings true, and helps me make sense of a family friend's son's suicide. He was the son of an executive at one of Silicon Valley's pillars. A year after he took his life, his sister's boyfriend took his – right in front of the sister. So, yes, the cluster effect is real. The former took the Golden Gate bridge route, and his body was never recovered. His friend used a different method, so the families placed the former's memory marker near the latter's grave. At the time, we were stunned about my friend's son's death because from our eyes, he had everything.