Colorado investigators confirm Hunter S Thompson's 2005 death was a suicide
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Colorado investigators confirm Hunter S Thompson's 2005 death was a suicide
"A review of the 2005 shooting death of the journalist Hunter S Thompson has confirmed authorities' original finding that his death was a suicide, Colorado investigators said on Friday. The review by the Colorado bureau of investigation (CBI) was announced in September after Thompson's wife, Anita Thompson, contacted authorities with new concerns and potential information regarding the investigation into Thompson's death, the agency said in a news release."
"In a statement included in the announcement, she thanked the bureau for its kind and thorough work. This allows all of us who loved Hunter to move forward with a clean conscience, she said. Thompson, who popularized a first-person form of gonzo journalism in articles and books such as Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, died at his Aspen-area home in February 2005. He was 67."
Colorado investigators confirmed that the 2005 shooting death of Hunter S Thompson was a suicide following a Colorado Bureau of Investigation review prompted by new concerns from his wife, Anita Thompson. Anita Thompson contacted authorities and thanked the bureau for its kind and thorough work, saying the review allows loved ones to move forward with a clean conscience. Thompson died at his Aspen-area home in February 2005 at age 67; his remains were cremated and fired from a cannon at his request during a private Colorado ceremony attended by celebrities including Johnny Depp. The Aspen-area sheriff said the original investigation was conducted properly and that the CBI review provides reassurance and clarity.
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