Unfortunately, people who want to end their lives via medically-induced suicide near the snowy Alps have to do it the right way. Creators of a euthanasia vessel learned that the hard way this week when the first known use of the device ended in multiple arrests and claims from government officials that it had violated government safety regulations.

The woman, reportedly from the U.S. Midwest, died Monday near the German border inside a “Sarco” capsule, a 3D-printed device developed by the Netherlands-based assisted suicide group Exit International.