Assisted Suicide and the Final Exit Network
Dying with dignity or murder?
The Final Exit Network, a group based in Kennesaw, has allegedly participated in 130 suicides. Four members of the group -- including founder Ted Goodwin -- were arrested after a sting operation in February.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation began to look into the group after John Celmer of Cumming enlisted members of the group to help him die.
Assisted suicide news
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Final Exit founder: Assisted suicide about individual rights
We have done nothing wrong. -
Final Exit leader approved every suicide application
Of the 200 applications for death, Dr. Lawrence Egbert approved them all. -
2 more post bond after assisted-suicide charges
A Maryland doctor posted bond Monday afternoon on charges he and three other members of the Final Exit Network broke Georgia law by assisting a ... -
Woman who killed sick sons wants suicide legalized
Carol Carr said she is too old and tired to be dragged into the draining, emotional debate concerning assisted suicide. -
Baltimore men to face assisting suicide charges in Forsyth
Two men arrested in Maryland in connection with the death of 58-year-old Cumming man are to report to Forsyth County authorities Monday to face charges ... -
Final Exit Nework draws criticism from assisted suicide supporters
Critics charge that the Georgia-based suicide assist organization, Final Exit Network, is undermining national efforts to make "aid in dying" universally accepted and legal. -
Kevorkian disagrees with Final Exit approach to suicide
Dr. Jack Kevorkian — known infamously as "Dr. Death" — "disagrees with the approach" of the Georgia-based assisted suicide group whose members were arrested this week in ... -
Assisted suicide group may have had role in 130 deaths
The Cobb County-based Final Exit Network offered a methodical way to commit suicide by helium gas that quickly asphyxiated the victims and left no trace ...
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