The controversial topic of assisted suicide has gained renewed attention with the case of Jessica Campbell, an American woman who sought to be the first user of the Sarco suicide capsule in Switzerland.

Campbell, who suffered from severe health issues, sold her belongings to pursue what she believed would be a dignified end to her life.

However, her experience turned sour as she accused the creators of the Sarco, including Philip Nitschke, of exploiting her financially and emotionally.

Despite her initial hopes, Campbell felt manipulated and used for media publicity surrounding the capsule.

After a tumultuous journey, she ultimately passed away, highlighting the complex and often painful realities surrounding the choice of assisted dying.

This case raises critical questions about the ethics and practices of assisted suicide, as well as the need for compassionate support for those in distress.