Hunter S. Thompson suicide ruling stands firm after 20-year review by Colorado investigators
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Hunter S. Thompson death reaffirmed as suicide by Colorado Bureau of Investigation more than 20 years after the writer died at his Woody Creek home in 2005.
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"While we have always believed the original investigation was conducted properly, we recognized the importance of an independent review for the Thompson family," Buglione said in a statement. "CBI’s conclusions reaffirm the original findings and, we hope, provide reassurance and clarity."
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