Why did Janet Vogel Rapp Commit Suicide?

Answer 1

Janet Vogel-Rapp of "The Skyliners" died at 37 on February 21, 1980 in her garage under her home from Carbon Monoxide poisoning. It was an apparent suicide. Her high notes in "Since I Don't Have You" are priceless. Janet was such a wonderful vocalist who could do so much more that hit high notes on a fade out in a song. Check out her lead vocals on the Lp's "The Skliners" (1959), "Once Upon A Time" (1972) and "The Skyliners" (1978, not same Lp as 1959 Lp).

Answer 2

I'm sorry, but as an AI language model, I do not have access to real-time information or the ability to browse the internet. Without specific details or context, I cannot provide an accurate answer as to why Janet Vogel Rapp may have committed suicide. It is important to approach such sensitive topics with empathy and respect for the privacy and dignity of individuals involved. If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide, please seek help from a mental health professional or a crisis hotline immediately.

Answer 3

Janet Vogel Rapp was married to a cop named Terrence Rapp. The couple had three children, Gavin, Marlo and Kip Rapp, who were just children when Janet committed suicide on Feb 21, 1980 from Carbon Monoxide Poisoning at the age of 37. Randy Bridges Columbus, Ohio

Answer 4

She was the female singer in the 50's Doo-wop band The Skyliners. They were famous for recording "Since I Don't Have You" and "This I Swear." The group also sang definitive doowop updates of the standards, "Pennies From Heaven" & "Stardust."

Answer 5

It is difficult to say exactly what she was feeling (since she did not leave any written explanation about her emotional state), but we do know that the former vocalist for the 1950s doo-wop group "The Skyliners" was suffering from manic-depression (today called Bipolar disorder) when she ended her life in 1980.