The first documented case of death using the Sarco suicide pod in Switzerland has led to investigations following the discovery of strangulation marks on the neck of a 64-year-old American woman. The incident occurred on September 23, 2024, and was overseen by Florian Willet, president of The Last Resort, who is currently in custody along with several others connected to the event. Initial reports suggest she activated the pod as intended, but forensic findings have raised suspicions of foul play, prompting Swiss authorities to explore the possibility of 'intentional homicide'. The woman had been suffering from severe health issues, influencing her decision to use the pod, which operates by inducing death through nitrogen gas asphyxiation. Surveillance footage from the pod is under review, and ethical concerns surrounding assisted dying have intensified as the investigation unfolds. The case has garnered significant media attention and public discourse across social platforms, highlighting the complexities of euthanasia technologies.