According to the documents of the Maricopa County prosecutor’s office, and Frank Langsner Wye Hale-Rowe was charged Thursday the cost of slaughter, and conspiracy to commit murder, and Dr. Larry Egbert and Robert Massey was also charged with conspiracy to commit murder.

Authorities said four men were part of a right to the end of the output network organization, which is currently being investigated by the FBI and Georgia Bureau of Investigation and police in Arizona and seven other states.

In the county prosecutor’s office Cree Jana Van Boris in a plastic cap on the head, connected to the helium tanks in April 2007.

Prosecutors accuse Langsner and Boris Van Hale-Rowe bell and show how the tanks, Massey and Egbert and commitment to their work in processing applications for organizations that are suspected of providing assistance to other suicides in the state of Arizona.

County Attorney Andrew Thomas said Van Boris is not terminally ill at the time of his death, but said that suffer from mental disorders and depression.

Boris van was found dead at his home in Phoenix April 15, 2007.

While an initial autopsy showed Van Boris died of natural causes, an autopsy revealed his death was helium asphyxiation.

During the investigation, police discovered Van Boris Phoenix to participate in the final outcome of the network.

Although the organization has voluntarily declared their website that only those who are “cognitively functional,” Van took Boris service groups, despite their long history of mental illness, authorities said.

Boris van was severely depressed and increasingly psychotic, “according to the Maricopa County prosecutor’s office documents.

Prosecutors said that the final outcome of the interviews Boris Van network before she was able to offer their services as well as the interviews showed that questions about his real medical condition.