' is often associated with sexual masochism - sexual arousal to bondage/restraints, pain and humiliation, such as bound hands and testicles, and transvestic fetishism, such as women's clothing and undergarments and dildoes if they were present,' said Kafka.Īs for how one reaches orgasm with hands tied behind the back, he noted that anoxia - severe oxygen deprivation - alone can be associated with orgasm.īut, he added, who has nothing to do with the Carradine investigation, 'I do not know if that is fact or fiction.'Īccording to forensic psychiatrist Stephen Hucker of the University of Toronto, auto-erotic asphyxia is also associated with mood disorders, and in 60 percent of cases, patients had made previous attempts to take their lives. Martin Kafka, clinical associate professor of psychiatry at McLean Hospital in Belmont, Mass., all that has been reported on Carradine's body is consistent with auto-erotic asphyxia. 'It was never sexual,' she said, noting that Carradine liked bondage but never choked himself.Īnderson, his fourth wife, told that her claims in her 2003 divorce papers that he practiced 'deviant' and 'dangerous' sex behavior, including incest, were true.Ĭarradine was married five times and has five daughters and two sons.īut according to Dr. He would go to a hardware store and buy the stuff.' He spent days planning a different feature. Jensen, who was divorced from Carradine in 1997, added, 'He liked to be tied up. He would tie himself up and I would walk in and see him and say, 'Oh, my God, David, you got to be kidding me - and I would (turn around and) walk out. In another interview with TMZ, Jensen says that Carradine had hung himself up in the basement in a crucifix position, mimicking Jesus Christ, while a party was going on upstairs. His third wife, Gail Jensen, told RadarOnline that he liked to tie himself up, had a fetish for Speedos and often experimented with nearly drowning himself in the pool. Those secrets, according to at least two of Carradine's four ex-wives, included a passion for deadly sex play. Mark Geragos, attorney for the actor's half-brother, Keith Carradine, even suggested on last week's 'Larry King Live' that a Kung Fu secret society could be to blame.īut Carradine's fourth wife, Marina Anderson, told the New York Post, 'If he was involved in secret societies, it was a secret that even I didn't know about. I'll have to see the photos before they cut him down.' 'Some cloth would've hidden the rope mark around his neck so that it wouldn't show next day. 'If this act was for pleasure, I can tell from the ligature,' Baden told columnist Cindy Adams. With funeral plans still on hold, the family hired Baden, a renowned New York forensic expert, who flew to Los Angeles Monday to conduct a new investigation. There's a lot of weird stuff that happens in Bangkok. 'My take is there was definitely foul play. 'How do you get a rope around your neck and around your genitals and do all this by yourself?' Binder asked. It probably went horribly bad and they left.'Ĭarradine's manager Chuck Binder has publicly echoed his own concerns.

'Usually there is some sort of show and someone else is involved. 'You don't dress just for yourself,' he said of the photos that revealed women's clothing. There is something very peculiar about this.' 'In order to have an orgasm, his hands would have had to be free. 'This doesn't look like a solo act at all,' he told. 'The thing that I am really questioning is, how was he bound, and how was he able to tie his own hands?' said Robert Dunlap, who interviewed hundreds of people who practice deviant sex behaviors for his 2002 documentary film, 'Beyond Vanilla: An Unforgettable Journey Into the Wilder Side of Sex.' And while Thai authorities have ruled the actor's death as a sex play accident - auto-erotic asphyxia gone wrong - some say the evidence just doesn't add up.

Actor committed suicide after show