"As you know I've been a fuck-up most all of my life.""If your reading this it means things went real bad"

Chapter 1   Background
Chapter 2   Ex-Wife
Chapter 3   Children
Chapter 4   President
Chapter 5   How Appipoe
Chapter 6   Suicide Notes
Chapter 7   Smoke Dawg
Chapter 8   Pierogies
Chapter 9   Arrest

Chapter 10 Lost & Found
Chapter 11 Sheriff's Luncheon

Chapter 12 Aftermath

Chapter 13 $120,000
Chapter 14 Mat Lunkhead
Chapter 15 Deficient Duo
Chapter 16 Grandfather of the U.S.

 

It is doubtful that George was ever a suicidal person.  Individuals intent on this course of action, generally succeed.  They do not leave notes in conspicuous places for long periods of time and they do not phone others to discuss their intent.  George's threatened suicide attempts coincided with times in his life when he was cornered. 


Debts may have mounted or he was lacking financial support from family or friends but usually the attempts occurred when there was a disruption in his access to drugs.  The threat of suicide usually led to a stay in a facility where drugs would be prescribed.

George has never actually harmed himself in any way in any of his "suicide attempts."  His most common threat of suicide includes placing a gun to his head.  To date, we are unaware of any occasion when he has ever pulled the trigger. 

Note to George:  In the future should you again attempt suicide and it's a serious attempt, please consider the following suggestions.  Make your attempt when you are alone.  Do not leave notes around the house for others to find and do not phone anyone to discuss the matter. If you wish to use a gun, do not point it at your head; instead place the barrel in your mouth and firmly squeeze your lips.  Energetically suck on the gun then pull the trigger.  Pulling the trigger is a necessary and unavoidable step in this process and it's the particular step that seems to have perplexed you.  If you follow these suggestions you'll have a much greater chance of a successful suicide. 

George's suicide letter to his family members, page one

Dec. 5 2004

Dearest Family.

As you know I've been a fuck-up most all of my life.  I guess if your reading this I fucked-up again. 

I did what I was pushed into doing not because I wanted or needed to but because I had too and was forced too.

I'm tired to my bones of trying.  I'm sick of starving, (lost 78 lbs., down to 162 lbs.)  I'm sick of suffering in relentless pain every hour of every day.  I know your thinking "well he took so much drugs he couldn't feel any pain."  Let me tell you pain medicine doesn't work like some magical pill!!  I suffer every hour every day, but always tried to put on a "smile" and keep trying to go forward.

George's suicide letter to his family members, page two

I really thought I'd make it this time.  I only existed because of the kindness and generocity of my best friend Name Redacted I would be where I'm at today a year ago.  I hope and pray that she will somehow understand.  I thank her from the bottom of my heart.  When you sell off all my stuff please make sure she is compensated for her loss if any.

That brings me to my brother Name RedactedPlease go thru all my stuff sell it for the best possible price.  Please don't just toss it every dollar will count.

Secure as much for everything that you can, please.  Split between children and some to Name Redacted after Name Redacted is compensated. 

Program (Disk) code "Mauger Knows Best" password "Tammorra" all other info, insurance ect.

Gonna go I love you all

Especially my two great children.  You always made me proud and where my most cherished Love's my letters to you on comp. will go into detail.

Love Always
For Eternity,

George C. Mauger II

P.S. I really did try my best
It was never good enough.

This suicide note was on a page in a yellow tablet originally found on his desk and was preceded and followed by to do lists which included things such as "rotate tires," and "Message 11-5 RE Saddle 610-XXX-XXXX wants to see saddle."  While it's nice that George considered making good on his most recent loan from his best friend, he had already mentally written off his obligations to repay loans with his family members including his elderly mother.  He believed though that his family would be useful for carrying out his wishes after his proposed demise. 


George's suicide letter to his friend, page one

Jan 13 2005  How Appipoe!!

Dearest Name Redacted,

Hey!  Of all the letter's I've had to write your's was the toughest next to my children.  If your reading this it means things went real bad.  There just is no way that prison for any length of time is an option for me.  I just wouldn't be able to do it.

Hopefully I didn't hurt anyone other than myself.  I mean other people than my family.

George's suicide letter to his friend, page two

You have been so very special to me for a long, long time.  I always treasured the time we spent, you, Name Redacted & I.

I've wondered what it would be like if I had not have met Name Redacted.

I deeply, deeply love & adore her and would always be true to her.  I'm sure she's upset with me.

Say goodbye George - really

I have a deep love for you and have had that for many a moon.  But the love I have for you is not the same way I love Name Redacted and I certainly didn't mean to hurt you.  I truly tried my best and was so close.  I can't tell you how much I appreciate everything you've done for me.  I was sure I was on my way.  I had all the pieces for success in front of me.  But I just couldn't beat father time.  Guess what they say "a day late & a dollar short" is true.

We're wondering how many suicide letters open with "Hey!"  George professed love for two women in this letter.  One he "deeply, deeply" loved and the other was a "deep" love.  We're unclear what he may have done to be concerned about prison time but it's not unthinkable to suspect it was drug related. 

Note to George:  Bravo George!  You thought you wouldn't be able to handle prison time but you spent 6 months in prison.  We can't speak for you but the time just flew by for us. 

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