Getting yourself an ambulance

[hahabye]

I assume that's who is called to deal with a corpse (correct me if I'm wrong).

I have finally set my mind on ctbing at home, since my relatives will be told I'm on a holiday, not to raise any early suspicions as to where I am. However, I wouldn't like to rot there, so I was hoping there is a way to inform someone about your corpse post-mortem. Any ideas? Can you send 112 a delayed email?

I don't want to send that email to anyone I know, as I'd prefer them to find out I died from somebody else than me.

 

[Cheshirecatx]

I know you can text 999 in some cases, so a delayed text sender might be better? I'm not 100% sure but I know that my partner is able to text them himself so it's something to look into. Maybe email a service that can contact somebody else as well, if they have suspicion and if you have a key holder outside your door or something you could always email them the code too to prevent them breaking in. Just a thought. Hope you get what your aiming for.
xx

 

[TimeToBiteTheDust]

There was a case of a person who programmed a 911 call and when the police came he/she had already commited suicide.

 

[Nikoson]

You can send a delayed email, I assume any local authority would have an email address

 

[CaptainT]

Old Skool - you can post a letter the day before to your local police station / emergency department

 

[Nikoson]

That actually didn't even occur to me, wow

 

[hahabye]

Great ideas, thank you! I think I'll either program an email or just send them an actual letter

 

[KiraLittleOwl]

Actually there are services for scheduling robotic calls.
Like this: https://robotalker.com/

 

[hahabye]

Actually there are services for scheduling robotic calls.
Like this: https://robotalker.com/

Thank you! I'll have to try it out, see if it works in the Netherlands.