“A man died after a sex experiment went badly wrong, an inquest heard today.
David Baron, 58, was found dead wearing women’s clothing and hooked up to a dental anaesthetic machine pumping out nitrous oxide. His wife Carol found him wearing a skirt and bra on the floor of his dressing room at the family home in Kings Stanley, Gloucestershire. The inquest heard Mr Baron had experimented with medical gas before, but his wife said it was just to relax himself. She told the inquest that on two occasions she had brought him round after he had slipped into unconsciousness while using gas. The couple had been going through divorce proceedings and were sleeping in separate rooms, so it was not until Mr Baron failed to get up in the morning that his body was discovered in September last year. The machine Mr Baron used to deliver the gas to a mask he wore was designed for dental anaesthesia. But the Gloucester inquest heard it was faulty and was delivering only nitrous oxide rather than a mixture of nitrous oxide and oxygen. The cause of death was given as hypoxia and asphyxia due to the inhalation of nitrous oxide… In a statement read to the inquest, acting Detective Sergeant Kirk Harrison described the scene he found in Mr Baron’s dressing room. ‘The deceased was lying on his back in the middle of the floor at the far end of the room,’ he said. ‘Lying on the floor of the closet were four gas cylinders. The deceased was wearing tights, a grey pleated skirt, black bra, blue jumper and a clear plastic apron. Next to his body were several magazine cuttings of females in their underwear with anaesthetic equipment.’” — The Sun (UK)

(Thanks to Daniel for the link.)

Nitrous oxide is a gas that many people experience not in the boudoir but at the dentist. In most places it’s legal to own but in the United States its usage is regulated by the Food and Drug Administration. This is probably because of its popularity among teenagers, deadheads, and — yes — perverts. There is even a web site called the Laughing Gas Zone whose owners insist that they do “not condone the use of laughing gas and strongly urge people NOT to attempt to
use it recreationally.” However, it sure gathers a lot of inhalant “fantasy” material from its members — pictures, cartoons, stories, etc.

Normally laughing gas isn’t particularly dangerous, but Mr. Baron had the bad luck to have procured (from where?) a broken piece of dental equipment that failed to mix oxygen into the gas he was breathing. The result was predictable — and that’s one of the strange things about this story. The man had already rendered himself unconscious twice using the device. Shouldn’t that have set off an alarm? Shouldn’t the guy have thought, “Hm, I’m supposed to giggle, not faint. Maybe I should cut back?” Or shouldn’t the wife have questioned his behavior? Particularly with that ridiculous excuse that he was gassing himself just to “relax?” Most people relax by having a drink, watching tv, playing golf. If your spouse is buying used dental equipment on ebay and gassing himself to “relax,” don’t you think he might have an issue of some sort? It half makes you wonder, given the couple’s divorce proceedings, if the guy had a death wish and the lady didn’t care.

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