The Secret Spy Suitcase Mystery | Tales From the Bottle

1:18 the computer messages 😂

The poison thing makes more sense when you consider that a lot of poisons are easier to detect when you analysts the body shortly after death. So to make sure no traces of it would be left, they left him in the bag so that it would take the longest possible time for people to notice (by smell, through windows, or even if somebody just entered the appartment to check on him, which would most likely lead to them thinking hes not home)

As a gal what does fetishes, him locking himself in isn't inconceivable alone, but without leaving physical evidence outside is less convincing. That suggests to me that someone did it and wanted him found.

No bag, no matter how strong and industrial, can withstand a fully grown man stretching his legs and pushing with his back from the inside..
Either he was already dead when he got into the bag or he got in there willingly and pushed his fetish too far..

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1:19 i didn't know Qxir had anger problems 😭

I'll stuff you in a bag. Love it, this is a wild one!!!

So wholesome seeing this man talk about being happy he got 1000 views on a video in a video with over 6million views

This is a certified silly manuver

'Tis a queer tale to be sure.

I love watching the old stuff

The last thought from Qxir that murder seems unlikely (because why make murder so elaborate?) misses the point. Murder by Russian government is DELIBERATELY made obvious, to discourage others from crossing them. Why use polonium to kill someone when you could use literally any other poison than one that can only be manufactured by governments? Why use a nerve agent specifically known to be invented and manufactured in Russia? For Russian assassins, there is pride taken in making it obviously a Russian hit, while also confusing the hell out of everyone so the event gains as much attention as possible. Is it still being discussed years later? Mission accomplished. I have zero evidence, but the MO suggests this guy was working for Russia and betrayed them. The message is in big flashing lights for anyone else considering betraying Russia: 'this is what happens'.

It does look like a suicide, a fitting one too according to the information you provided. That's the point you're missing. But there is no way of telling.

Shitat the end you talk Bout wanting 100 subscribers and now
youre approaching 1.5m

The russian send him the idea for the bondage idea (to take him out

What if the person wasn’t part of either solution, but was a neighbor that knew about the first incident? Someone maybe with a screw loose? It’s the not first time people hold a grudge over something or a little crazy…

Ain’t no way it’s option 1. I’m also not completely sold on the russian spy angle, but the lack of fingerprints (including his own) makes it nearly impossible for him to have locked himself in there. Someone else definitely did it, but who? That’s the real question.

Hes just a big fan of timesplitters 2.
He played so much bag tag. One day he decided he wanted to know what it was like to be the bag

That’s nice, he provided his own body bag

Russia doesn't have to do this, they have the Novichok agents that mean they don't even have to put an agent into overt action. Bro had 25k of high priced womens clothing in his apartment, despite not being attached, and was reportedly an intensely private man. He had a computer science background, attending multiple hacker conventions and reportedly being involved in penetration testing on US/UK defense networks, they didn't find the stuff that would indicate his interest in intense bondage because he would be able to cover his tracks. Not to mention that his hand could have been really dry, thus limiting fingerprint transfer in the tub as he got into the bag. It's weird, but I don't see this as a likely unlawful killing, like the coroner found at inquest.

I think someone from MI6 the FSB or the NSA locked him in the bag to FRAME it as accidental