Like do they just not care or do they prep, I always have found this a weird idea

An easy example would be the death of lawyer Garry Hoy, which would get parodied and ridiculed by online sources and television shows. This was an incident that apparently had dozens of witnesses, involving someone at the firm who was said to be well-respected and liked, and his death likely played at least some role in the closure of Holden Day Wilson three years later, which was Canada's biggest law firm failure up until that point. It got to a point of notoriety where even the most widely circulated image of Hoy online was of an unrelated man with a similar name - Wikipedia does have Hoy's correct photo now, but the majority of Google image results still bear no resemblance to the real Garry Hoy. For those who may have known Hoy, are related to him in some way, or were witness to his death, I wonder how they feel about how the incident - or Hoy himself - has been portrayed in the years since.

Some other examples that might apply:

• Christine Chubbuck

• Bernd Brandes

• Kenneth Pinyan

• Basically any 'Darwin Award' winner, or had received some other form of virality specifically for their passing

If anyone has any insight on the matter, it'd be much appreciated.

Like do they feel: Being fed, touched, moved around,

or even could they feel: Paln

Like Being around open FIames