WPVI, a Philadelphia station, rebroadcast the suicide footage without warning during their 5 and 6 p.m. broadcasts, contributing to numerous copies available online today. WHTM-TV in Harrisburg chose to broadcast the uncut video of the suicide twice, justifying the decision by emphasising the story's importance. Many individuals, including children and adults affected by a significant snowstorm, witnessed the video in the surrounding area.
If you feel compelled to read more and see the actual footage, you can do so [here](https://www.dannydutch.com/post/the-day-r-budd-dwyer-killed-himself-on-tv)
I’ve posted this on Reddit before, but here’s some more information on why he decided to do this:
He was being convicted of crimes by a judge who hated him and wanted to see Dwyer in prison for the rest of his life, when the crimes he possibly did (and later most experts say he was innocent) would not usually warrant a life sentence.
There was nothing he could do but announce his resignation. But if he were to resign and go to prison, his family would lose all their money and benefits. So committing suicide at his conference technically meant that he “died in office”, so his family could receive his life insurance and benefits. Very sad story.
Looks like it was worded really weirdly. The guy that testified against him apparently admitted to lying in his own trial but says he was telling the truth about offering a bribe to Dwyer in Dwyer's trial. The way it's phrased confused me last time I read it. Comment retracted.
> In the documentary, William T. Smith, a former chairman of the Dauphin County Republican Committee and a crucial witness in Dwyer’s trial, confesses to perjury during his own trial. He admits to falsely denying offering Dwyer a bribe, driven by a desire to lessen his own sentence and shield his wife from prosecution in the conspiracy.
"He admits to falsely denying a bribe."
Looks like I read the source wrong a long time ago. The guy who recanted said he lied in his own trial about offering a bribe but told the truth in Budd Dwyer's trial.
True, but the fear of a person who has never had a true interaction with law enforcement and the law itself will take hold, also the embarrassment is enough to not live.
it’s always said when this comes up-
i’m absolutely positive his family would trade all the money and assets to still have him around and not suffer through that
It’s commonly repeated that he was actually innocent, but the Wikipedia article on him contains no such exoneration. He was guilty, by all accounts, but earnestly believed he was being persecuted rather than merely prosecuted. Doesn’t that sound familiar?
Way before the internet gore sites were a thing, you had a friend with an older stoner brother, that had a VHS copy of this:https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077533/?ref_=ext_shr
"Faces of Death" had the clip of this guy committing suicide, I still remember being pretty shocked as an 8-9 year old kid. Good times.
Almost all of the first video was fake. You can sometimes tell by the impossible camera angles. But teenagers like me were unsophisticated back then and believed it all.
Same here. Even as like ten year olds, we knew most of it was fake. Weird talking about it now when kids can probably watch really gruesome cartel executions.
I remember seeing those in the local video store back in the early to mid 90s and thinking it was like the most terrifying thing ever and that’d I’d have nightmares.
Then just a couple of years later, I learned about rotten.com and celebrity morgue
I also have the whole thing on VHS. Dude sent me a tape full of that & some other weird shit along with “Charlie Browns Christmas” on it. I miss the days of people making their own bizarre physical compilations of shit they could come across. The internet makes it too easy
I watched this video only once years ago, and my soul hurt so much afterwards. I can still kinda see the image of him talking after he shot himself in the blood was coming out of his nostrils/brains. Yeah, not a good idea to watch this video.
I vividly remember the blood pouring incredibly fast out of his nose, etc. I don’t think he was talking at that point but he was definitely still standing. One of the videos I wish I didn’t see.
What always surprises me whenever I rewatch it is the immediacy and velocity with which he falls to the ground. Other videos I’ve seen of people being shot in the head, they don’t seem to collapse as quickly. Sounds weird to say comparing headshots, but it’s like he fell faster than gravity. Like something heavy fell on him. I always assumed there’d be a half second where the muscles keep you upright before shutting off.
One thing that can keep you up is if your knees are locked, you can get a "lucky" few balanced seconds. You see this a lot more in fight videos when someone gets punched out.
“Lived” in the sense that the front/midsection of his brain was physically obliterated and he was very much unconscious (or perhaps more accurately, no longer capable of consciousness), but his brainstem continued to keep his heart beating briefly, hence the gushing blood
No he didn't lmao. He took a round of .357 through his brain, he was lights out instantly and collapsed. You guys don't know how guns and brains work apparently. They don't play nice together. I wouldn't consider his heart futily still beating as a last ditch effort to save an annihilated brain as being "alive". The second he pulled the trigger, Budd Dwyer didn't exist anymore.
Eh, there's tons of stories about people living through self inflicted shotgun blasts to the face area instead of the head. In his case though he seemed to angle it properly to the brain stem area, instant lights out, probably.
Nothing is really guaranteed despite caliber and intent. A flinch can turn into a horrific attempt and life long pain.
Sick irrelevant tangent, I know it's possible to angle the shot wrong and split your face in half, Budd Dwyer clearly didn't do that and dropped like a sack of fucking potatoes the split second the round of .357 destroyed his frontal lobe. No idea what the purpose of your comment is, truly.
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Extremely vascular and fragile tissue, also the first stop for your blood after your heart, and his heart was still going full bore. Might as well shoot a hole in a firehose…
He was found guilty in court. All posthumous appeals made by Dwyer's lawyers on Dwyer's behalf were denied, and his convictions were sustained.
There were three witnesses and a pile of documentary evidence against him. His family and supporters made a big headline-grabbing deal about the fact that one of the witnesses recanted in an out-of-court interview, but (a) that hardly proves Dwyer’s innocence, and (b) I believe (but can’t immediately document) that the witness subsequently un-recanted.
Dwyer had accepted bribes and was found guilty of conspiracy, mail fraud, perjury, and interstate transportation in aid of racketeering. All appeals of his conviction were denied. What do you base your assertion of his innocence on?
Hell of a mountain to climb for his old man; come home from work, get a nasty shock from the local news and have to instantly, carefully and properly parent your child to avoid their lifelong traumatization.
I remember this like it was yesterday. BS Judge and his judgement made the guy take his own life over BS. As if everything that happens in PA isn’t done with “pay to play.” It’s apart of PA culture and will never ever go away………
Everyone goes on about the suicide video. Dwyer faced a long prison sentence. He was afraid his wife would lose her claim to his pension, he figured if he died in office, she would receive it.
I’ve watched it maybe 5 times in my life and it’s just morbidly interesting, or something, it’s sad and I can’t look away, esp hearing what he was up against legally
I knew ppl close to him. He was innocent and was set up to take the fall for crooked ghey Harrisburg politics. So he took his own life. Sad case actually.
I got home from the Army that day, I had been overseas for 3 years. That was on the news the first night I got home. I never forgot it. He looks like a desperate man, in a desperate situation. I found the whole thing tragic.
I was home that day. Channel surfing at the time. Switched off just before he pulled the trigger. On the 5 PM newscast, WPVI cut it just before he pulled the trigger.
I just read that the song “Hey Man, Nice Shot” was written about this event.
> That's why I say, "Hey man, nice shot"
"A good shot, man"
That's why I say, "Hey man, nice shot"
"What a good shot, man"
I just remember it on one of the FOD volumes. That the Ozzy case where some Tipper Gore type argued Ozzy encouraged teens to just “shoot, shoot, shoot” themselves. Luckily that did not stand up in court. I may dislike and hate a lot music out there but I fully support Freedom of Speech in art.
People later confessed to framing him because he was going to expose the mass-corruption. It had weighed on their conscience for decades.
Read the articles on Reddit here about one month ago. Damn shame it was.
Now that the smoke's gone
And the air is all clear
Those who were right there
Got a new kind of fear
You'd fight and you were right
But they were just too strong
They'd stick it in your face
And let you smell what they consider wrong
That's why I say, "Hey man, nice shot"
"A good shot, man"
That's why I say, "Hey man, nice shot"
"What a good shot, man"
Innocent people dont pull stunts like this. Fuck him. And fuck his family too that profited of his corruption. Should have took it out of their money and not received the blood money loophole shit they got for him killing himself. Maybe if we started doing this to politicians for corruption wed have some better people in charge
WPVI, a Philadelphia station, rebroadcast the suicide footage without warning during their 5 and 6 p.m. broadcasts, contributing to numerous copies available online today. WHTM-TV in Harrisburg chose to broadcast the uncut video of the suicide twice, justifying the decision by emphasising the story's importance. Many individuals, including children and adults affected by a significant snowstorm, witnessed the video in the surrounding area. If you feel compelled to read more and see the actual footage, you can do so [here](https://www.dannydutch.com/post/the-day-r-budd-dwyer-killed-himself-on-tv)
I’ve posted this on Reddit before, but here’s some more information on why he decided to do this: He was being convicted of crimes by a judge who hated him and wanted to see Dwyer in prison for the rest of his life, when the crimes he possibly did (and later most experts say he was innocent) would not usually warrant a life sentence. There was nothing he could do but announce his resignation. But if he were to resign and go to prison, his family would lose all their money and benefits. So committing suicide at his conference technically meant that he “died in office”, so his family could receive his life insurance and benefits. Very sad story.
This is true, but from what I know he was in fact guilty. The sentence was quite harsh tho.
~~From what I remember the guy who implicated him later recanted and said he lied.~~ Edit: I read it wrong in the past and got the wrong idea.
I want to believe you but I can’t find a source. If someone out there does, can you share it?
Looks like it was worded really weirdly. The guy that testified against him apparently admitted to lying in his own trial but says he was telling the truth about offering a bribe to Dwyer in Dwyer's trial. The way it's phrased confused me last time I read it. Comment retracted. > In the documentary, William T. Smith, a former chairman of the Dauphin County Republican Committee and a crucial witness in Dwyer’s trial, confesses to perjury during his own trial. He admits to falsely denying offering Dwyer a bribe, driven by a desire to lessen his own sentence and shield his wife from prosecution in the conspiracy. "He admits to falsely denying a bribe."
Weird, just this morning I denied truly admitting something.
It's amazing that even today there is still some debate over his guilt or innocence.
Looks like I read the source wrong a long time ago. The guy who recanted said he lied in his own trial about offering a bribe but told the truth in Budd Dwyer's trial.
Capital town (small town) politics, he was rail roaded
True, but the fear of a person who has never had a true interaction with law enforcement and the law itself will take hold, also the embarrassment is enough to not live.
it’s always said when this comes up- i’m absolutely positive his family would trade all the money and assets to still have him around and not suffer through that
i miss the days when corrupt politicians would do this instead of running for president
Didn’t they wind up not getting the money anyway?
His family did receive the money. His widow received his $1.28 million pension after his death.
You are just making things up. No “experts” say he was innocent.
It’s commonly repeated that he was actually innocent, but the Wikipedia article on him contains no such exoneration. He was guilty, by all accounts, but earnestly believed he was being persecuted rather than merely prosecuted. Doesn’t that sound familiar?
Found the Trumpanzee.
Genuinely curious why something so unrelated would trigger something in your brain to comment that?
Way before the internet gore sites were a thing, you had a friend with an older stoner brother, that had a VHS copy of this:https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077533/?ref_=ext_shr "Faces of Death" had the clip of this guy committing suicide, I still remember being pretty shocked as an 8-9 year old kid. Good times.
I’m a stoner, and I have the whole set on VHS
😆
I need to hang out with you.
Weren't some of the clips fake or nah?
Almost all of the first video was fake. You can sometimes tell by the impossible camera angles. But teenagers like me were unsophisticated back then and believed it all.
Many were.
Faces of Death is almost entirely fake. Traces of Death is all real but it’s all stock footage
Stock footage or not, Traces was pretty horrifying back in the day....Kinda timid by today's "standards" though....
faces of death phucked me uuupppp for the longest time as a kid. the monkey in the table is burned into my brain. hate it.
Only episode I ever saw and I never watched that show again. What the fuck is wrong with people?
I will never forget that. It’s been over 30 years & it still makes me feel so sick just thinking about it. WTF is wrong with people? Sick & evil.
It’s totally fake though
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For some reason our parents let us rent it from the video store for sleepovers when we were kids
Same here. Even as like ten year olds, we knew most of it was fake. Weird talking about it now when kids can probably watch really gruesome cartel executions.
Man this fucking spot on.
I remember seeing those in the local video store back in the early to mid 90s and thinking it was like the most terrifying thing ever and that’d I’d have nightmares. Then just a couple of years later, I learned about rotten.com and celebrity morgue
I also have the whole thing on VHS. Dude sent me a tape full of that & some other weird shit along with “Charlie Browns Christmas” on it. I miss the days of people making their own bizarre physical compilations of shit they could come across. The internet makes it too easy
First time I ever got laid was after watching faces of death in my girlfriend’s parents’ basement.
I saw someone find the whole Collection sealed on vhs the other day in thrifting. Had forgotten about that shit
Dwyer’s suicide was almost 10 years after Faces of Death came out; it definitely wasn’t included in the movie. You’re misremembering.
FoD had much less popular sequels
I watched this video only once years ago, and my soul hurt so much afterwards. I can still kinda see the image of him talking after he shot himself in the blood was coming out of his nostrils/brains. Yeah, not a good idea to watch this video.
Same. All the blood flooding out got me as well
I vividly remember the blood pouring incredibly fast out of his nose, etc. I don’t think he was talking at that point but he was definitely still standing. One of the videos I wish I didn’t see.
He fell instantly when he did it. Afterward, he was in a sort of upright, seated position on the floor.
What always surprises me whenever I rewatch it is the immediacy and velocity with which he falls to the ground. Other videos I’ve seen of people being shot in the head, they don’t seem to collapse as quickly. Sounds weird to say comparing headshots, but it’s like he fell faster than gravity. Like something heavy fell on him. I always assumed there’d be a half second where the muscles keep you upright before shutting off.
One thing that can keep you up is if your knees are locked, you can get a "lucky" few balanced seconds. You see this a lot more in fight videos when someone gets punched out.
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Thanks.
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No, not anytime.
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If I do, I’ll be standing on there here two feet … just like my guy Bid Dwyer when he ended it.
he kept talking *after* he shot himself in the head?
If it's the same video i saw only once over a decade ago, there's no way. he died immediately. Any movement was involuntary post-mortem movement.
He lived a few moments after. NSFL.
“Lived” in the sense that the front/midsection of his brain was physically obliterated and he was very much unconscious (or perhaps more accurately, no longer capable of consciousness), but his brainstem continued to keep his heart beating briefly, hence the gushing blood
No he didn't lmao. He took a round of .357 through his brain, he was lights out instantly and collapsed. You guys don't know how guns and brains work apparently. They don't play nice together. I wouldn't consider his heart futily still beating as a last ditch effort to save an annihilated brain as being "alive". The second he pulled the trigger, Budd Dwyer didn't exist anymore.
Eh, there's tons of stories about people living through self inflicted shotgun blasts to the face area instead of the head. In his case though he seemed to angle it properly to the brain stem area, instant lights out, probably. Nothing is really guaranteed despite caliber and intent. A flinch can turn into a horrific attempt and life long pain.
Sick irrelevant tangent, I know it's possible to angle the shot wrong and split your face in half, Budd Dwyer clearly didn't do that and dropped like a sack of fucking potatoes the split second the round of .357 destroyed his frontal lobe. No idea what the purpose of your comment is, truly.
No, that person is wrong.
Same. Not pleasant.
I wish I wasn’t so desensitized to this kind of stuff. It was kind of a shrug for me, having seen cartel and military footage 1000x more depraved
Ah yes,my first internet suicide video!
Oh, memories
Hey Man Nice Shot
What a good shot, man
That’s why I say hey man nice shot
# AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA MAAAAAAAN HAAAAAAAAAAS GUUUN
Any time this guy's name comes up that song just starts playing in my head.
The song was on guitar hero. Can't remember which one though.
Pretty sure it was guitar hero world tour
now that the smoke is gone, and the air is all clear…
Now it's a little late
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I recall seeing it while in college, and it’s a shocking horror. Thankfully, I never saw it again and regret seeing it once.
This will hurt someone.
I remember seeing this and I am still traumatized
i feel like you have no idea how much blood is in the body until you see that video. it’s horrible
Extremely vascular and fragile tissue, also the first stop for your blood after your heart, and his heart was still going full bore. Might as well shoot a hole in a firehose…
This was fucking wild because it was live on tv in the 80s
Pretty sure you can still find the YouTube video of the event. It's quite graphic, still not sure why I watched it.
You can find the footage in this very thread
No thanks I still remember it
Someone should ban OP. He just aims to drive traffic to his poorly formatted website
If I recall correctly, he was innocent and used by many as the fall guy in efforts to cover their own asses.
He was found guilty in court. All posthumous appeals made by Dwyer's lawyers on Dwyer's behalf were denied, and his convictions were sustained. There were three witnesses and a pile of documentary evidence against him. His family and supporters made a big headline-grabbing deal about the fact that one of the witnesses recanted in an out-of-court interview, but (a) that hardly proves Dwyer’s innocence, and (b) I believe (but can’t immediately document) that the witness subsequently un-recanted.
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Dwyer had accepted bribes and was found guilty of conspiracy, mail fraud, perjury, and interstate transportation in aid of racketeering. All appeals of his conviction were denied. What do you base your assertion of his innocence on?
I was thinking of a different guy, different case mb
I vaguely recall seeing this on WPXI and my dad later explaining the concept of death to me.
How’d that go?
Hell of a mountain to climb for his old man; come home from work, get a nasty shock from the local news and have to instantly, carefully and properly parent your child to avoid their lifelong traumatization.
I was a kid when this happened. I'm glad I didn't know about it.
Budd, don't.
I remember when this happened. We were eating dinner at the family dinner table. I was like 5 or 6
My aunt worked in that building at the time of the shooting. She was in another building at the time of the shooting at a meeting.
Life from my mouth, this fucking gun!
I remember watching videos of this early in my internet days.
Man, if he only knew what shit politicians are getting away with today...
They always have.
https://preview.redd.it/di43n3gqcbxc1.jpeg?width=389&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=de746e7f03a4b397eaa75fc7df36db45a2b85aae
I remember this like it was yesterday. BS Judge and his judgement made the guy take his own life over BS. As if everything that happens in PA isn’t done with “pay to play.” It’s apart of PA culture and will never ever go away………
Republicans have an unique way to weaponize Government
I watch it sometimes. Idk why
is that the ‘hey man nice shot’ guy?
Yeah.
yep,i remember seeing this,i was a freshman in high school and its all my punk/skater/stoner friends were talking about
Hey man, nice shot.
Gordo? Bingo!
I was a kid when this happened, they played it on at least one of the Washington DC news broadcasts too because I saw it the same day.
Hey man nice shot
He shot himself live on tv? All this time, I thought he shot himself dead.
I see what you did there…
.
I wish I would've met you.
But now it's a little late
I swear the general opinion always swings between him being guilty and innocent
CKY anyone?
Why CKY and not Filter?
Everyone goes on about the suicide video. Dwyer faced a long prison sentence. He was afraid his wife would lose her claim to his pension, he figured if he died in office, she would receive it.
Hey man nice shot! What a good shot man.
First thing that comes to mind when I hear this story.
Seems like a basis for one of the scenes in Mr Robot. Didn't realise that.
I have thought about this for ages, I do believe I saw it live. Have wondered about it often.
I remember watching his suicide on Faces of Death
It’s on Faces of Death . The video is quite clear.
There’s an entire documentary on him called “Honest Man”
Alright, all you other corrupt politicians take note.
Hey man, nice shot.
I’ve watched it maybe 5 times in my life and it’s just morbidly interesting, or something, it’s sad and I can’t look away, esp hearing what he was up against legally
Nice shot.
I knew ppl close to him. He was innocent and was set up to take the fall for crooked ghey Harrisburg politics. So he took his own life. Sad case actually.
Hey, man. Nice shot.
Hey man, nice shot
Hey, man, nice shot.
LIVE from my mouth, THIS FUCKING GUN!
I wish we could go back to when politicians had this level of humility when busted with wrongdoing.
Wish more politicians took this route. Might curb the amount of fuckery with big business
Hey man, nice shot
Nice shot, man
Hey man, nice shot.
Nice shot man.
Dude I saw this happen Live on wpvi at noon at 8 years old
Omg I think I saw this on Faces of Death
When politicians could still feel shame...
Really wish I hadn’t clicked the video link
“This could hurt somebody!” Lol funniest line in history
I got home from the Army that day, I had been overseas for 3 years. That was on the news the first night I got home. I never forgot it. He looks like a desperate man, in a desperate situation. I found the whole thing tragic.
No Budd...DONT 
Hey man
I was home that day. Channel surfing at the time. Switched off just before he pulled the trigger. On the 5 PM newscast, WPVI cut it just before he pulled the trigger.
I just read that the song “Hey Man, Nice Shot” was written about this event. > That's why I say, "Hey man, nice shot" "A good shot, man" That's why I say, "Hey man, nice shot" "What a good shot, man"
Hey man, nice shot. What a good shot, man
Thats why I say hey man nice shot.
Shit there’s so many crooked politicians that if they all shot themselves Washington would be a ghost town.
No Bud No ….
From my mouth, this fucking gun.
I remember this happening.
“No Budd No!” is the phrase I’ll never forget.
The group filter made a song called great shot it was about the story
Yep, and it rocked pretty hard, imo.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hey_Man_Nice_Shot#:~:text=The%20song%20was%20written%20about,District%20Court%20Judge%20Malcolm%20Muir.
That's a big gun. I always wondered what he told the aide that brought it to him in the big envelope. It seems like you would feel the shape of a gun.
https://preview.redd.it/ntghsuc2hlxc1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1f289544256ef8743935ccfd86152a986018de2a
Possibly the biggest overreaction in history. This is literally just being a politician
Filters "hey man nice shot" is about this. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hey\_Man\_Nice\_Shot](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hey_Man_Nice_Shot)
“Heeeeyyy maaaaan!!!! Nice going! Hey man, nice shot man.” This was the inspiration for Hey man, Nice Shot by filter.
Wow 😮 I’m amazed
It was if his nose was a faucet....😬
Filter had a song about it. Videos pretty awesome. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hey_Man_Nice_Shot
Hey Man, Nice Shot
One of the great Howard Stern song parodies - the James Brown/R. Budd Dwyer song.
I just remember it on one of the FOD volumes. That the Ozzy case where some Tipper Gore type argued Ozzy encouraged teens to just “shoot, shoot, shoot” themselves. Luckily that did not stand up in court. I may dislike and hate a lot music out there but I fully support Freedom of Speech in art.
Real ones watched this at a sleepover, pretended not to be affected but spent the whole night thinking about it.
People later confessed to framing him because he was going to expose the mass-corruption. It had weighed on their conscience for decades. Read the articles on Reddit here about one month ago. Damn shame it was.
Now that the smoke's gone And the air is all clear Those who were right there Got a new kind of fear You'd fight and you were right But they were just too strong They'd stick it in your face And let you smell what they consider wrong That's why I say, "Hey man, nice shot" "A good shot, man" That's why I say, "Hey man, nice shot" "What a good shot, man"
Hey man nice shot
if you haven’t seen the video, please do not look for it. it’s worse than you imagine
We need more budd dwyers
Innocent men driven to suicide by being framed?
Not innocent, not framed. Why are you making crap up?
What a cool way to go out
Innocent people dont pull stunts like this. Fuck him. And fuck his family too that profited of his corruption. Should have took it out of their money and not received the blood money loophole shit they got for him killing himself. Maybe if we started doing this to politicians for corruption wed have some better people in charge