Germany’s largest assisted suicide organization, DGHS, is under increasing criticism as family members report lingering doubts and feelings of guilt following loved ones’ deaths. Concerns are rising regarding the organization’s practices and the emotional aftermath experienced by those left behind. A state prosecutor is currently investigating a specific case, suspecting manslaughter. This investigation adds fuel to the ongoing debate surrounding the legality and ethics of assisted suicide within Germany. The case highlights the complex emotional toll on families navigating end-of-life choices and the potential for legal repercussions. It raises questions about the level of psychological support offered to both individuals seeking assistance and their families. This scrutiny could lead to re-evaluation of regulations surrounding assisted dying in the country.