[h=2]Lynne Rosen and John Littig were found dead Monday in their Park Slope home. As a psychotherapist Rosen, 46, and motivational speaker Littig, 48, were in the business of telling people how to live.[/h]
A Brooklyn couple who hosted a radio show called "The Pursuit of Happiness" committed suicide together by putting plastic bags over their heads and inhaling helium.
Lynne Rosen and John Littig, who were found dead on a couch in the living room of their Park Slope apartment, left behind two notes, police said Wednesday.
“We’re going to do this together,” was the gist of Littig’s note, sources said.
Littig said, without explanation, that he could not watch his wife suffer any more.
“Her note basically said she was sorry for doing this,” a police source said. “We believe she had some psychological problems.”
Until their decomposing bodies were found Monday, the couple had been best known as the hosts of a self-help radio show on WBAI-FM.
Rosen, 46, was a psychotherapist. Littig, 48, was a motivational speaker and a musician. And for an hour every month, they took to the airwaves and doled out advice on how to be your best self.
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york...ed-radio-show-article-1.1363804#ixzz2VNFfpfiK
ROFL
If only all liberals would do this we would all be so happy.
A Brooklyn couple who hosted a radio show called "The Pursuit of Happiness" committed suicide together by putting plastic bags over their heads and inhaling helium.
Lynne Rosen and John Littig, who were found dead on a couch in the living room of their Park Slope apartment, left behind two notes, police said Wednesday.
“We’re going to do this together,” was the gist of Littig’s note, sources said.
Littig said, without explanation, that he could not watch his wife suffer any more.
“Her note basically said she was sorry for doing this,” a police source said. “We believe she had some psychological problems.”
Until their decomposing bodies were found Monday, the couple had been best known as the hosts of a self-help radio show on WBAI-FM.
Rosen, 46, was a psychotherapist. Littig, 48, was a motivational speaker and a musician. And for an hour every month, they took to the airwaves and doled out advice on how to be your best self.
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york...ed-radio-show-article-1.1363804#ixzz2VNFfpfiK
ROFL
If only all liberals would do this we would all be so happy.
