Asbin, Colo The authorities said that the investigators in Colorado were reviewing the death of journalist Hunter S. Thompson in 2005, who was governing suicide.
There is a new guide indicating that Thompson Play is on Thompson’s death, but the Pitkin Sherif County Office asked to review at the request of Thompson widow.
Sherif Michael Boglion said that investigators are committed to answering any “remaining questions” surrounding his death.
“We understand the deep impact caused by Hunter S. Thompson on this society and beyond,” he said. “By bringing an external agency to take a new look, we hope to provide a final and transparent review that may provide peace of mind to his family and the public.”
Thompson, who was popular with the first person from the press “Junzo” in articles and books such as “Fear and Hall in Las Vegas”, died at his home in the Asbin area in February 2005. He was 67 years old.
At that time, his family said in a statement that he “took his life with a gunshot in the head.”
Anita Thompson I told Associated Press Days after the death of her husband, he had been talking about suicide for months.
“He feels at the height of his life at the present time, and he has a very successful profession, and he has a network of ideal friends,” she said at the time. “If he resigns now, he will feel he is a hero.”
It will not include any review of re -examining the writer’s remains, which were Editor and shoot from a cannon At his request during a special ceremony in Colorado. Among the celebrities who attended the actor Johnny Depp, who played a leading role in the movie “Fear and Hall” for the year 1998 “.
CBI nor an honorable office immediately did not respond to emails on Wednesday to get more details about their decision to reconsider the death. No one responded to a call to a number included that Anita Thompson or a response to an email sent to a non -profit institution that established it.
In addition to the classic 1972 about his trip to Las Vegas, Hunter S. Thompson also “fear and hatred: on the campaign of the campaign ’72”. The central figure in that sprawling wild sarcasm was “Dr. Thompson”, an observer and participant in drug and alcohol.
Tom Wolf and Gay Talese are attributed to a leading help in the new press, or when he called his novel, “Gonzo Journalism”, where the book themselves made a key component in the story.