Hunter S Thompson's death to be reviewed more than 20 years later
15 hours ago
- #Gonzo Journalism
- #Suicide Review
- #Hunter S. Thompson
- Hunter S. Thompson's death, ruled a suicide in 2005, is set for review by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation at his widow's request.
- Thompson, a renowned journalist and author, died at his home in Woody Creek, Colorado, at age 67.
- His widow, Anita Thompson, initially doubted the suicide report, thinking it was an accident.
- A purported suicide note was published by Rolling Stone, expressing Thompson's weariness with life.
- The review aims to provide transparency and closure, involving an independent perspective on the original investigation.
- Thompson is celebrated for pioneering 'gonzo' journalism and authored notable works like 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas'.
- The article includes suicide prevention contact information for various countries.