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).
Related Q&A：
Why did Janet Vogel Rapp Commit Suicide？-Well, it's really a sad and complex question. The reasons for someone committing suicide can be extremely diverse and often involve a combination of factors. Maybe Janet Vogel Rapp was dealing with overwhelming emotional distress, like severe depression or anxiety. It could be that she faced major life challenges or traumas that she felt were just too much to handle. Maybe there were issues in her relationships, financial problems, or a sense of hopelessness and lack of purpose in life. But without knowing her specific circumstances, it's really hard to say for sure. Such a tragedy makes us realize the importance of mental health support and reaching out to those in need.
