Sarco pod inventor Dr Philip Nitschke ... According to Volksrant, the woman who died in the machine made an oral statement in a four-minute recording to The Last Resort saying it was her own ...

After entering the Sarco suicide pod on Monday, the machine allegedly asked the 64-year-old woman, who has not been publicly ...

The use of the Sarco suicide capsule, dubbed the “Tesla of euthanasia,” has been suspended just weeks after an American woman ...

An Australian doctor who has invented a machine which helps people die has said that he will bring it to Britian if assisted dying is made legal.

But a company called Exit International created a Sarco machine that serves the same purpose. The 3D-printed suicide pod does not require the use of drugs, as it relies on a mechanism that reduces ...

Dr. Philip Nitschke plans to introduce Sarco death pods in the U.K. if assisted dying is legalized. The 3D-printed machine uses nitrogen gas to cause death by oxygen deprivation. Sarco pods face ...

suggested the Lake District may offer the ideal picturesque location to use the Sarco machine. He added: “If you want to be overlooking the lakes or the mountains or looking [at] whatever ...

The doctor who created the Sarco “suicide pod” has said he will bring his creation to the UK if assisted dying is made legal. Dr Philip Nitschke said he is ready to launch the pod, should ...

The 3-D printed coffin-like Sarco suicide machine, can be activated from the inside by the person intending to die, by filling the capsule with nitrogen, which induces hypoxic death to the occupant.

Certainly, Sarco can do that.” Leading legal academics told The Telegraph that the broad wording of Ms Leadbeater’s Bill would make Dr Nitschke’s machine legal in Britain with the Health ...