Hunter S Thompson’s loss of life to be reviewed by Colorado investigators 20 years later

Colorado officers are reviewing the loss of life of journalist Hunter S Thompson, 20 years after it was dominated a suicide, on the request of his widow.

Thompson died on the age of 67 at his dwelling in Woody Creek, Colorado, a small city north of Aspen, in February 2005.

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation stated on Tuesday that it was conducting a “case review” of the 2005 investigation into his loss of life, although the company stated this was not on account of new proof.

“By bringing in an outside agency for a fresh look, we hope to provide a definitive and transparent review that may offer peace of mind to his family and the public,” Colorado Sheriff Michael Buglione stated.

He added that Thompson had had a “profound impact” on his group and past.

Thompson was a famend author and journalist who wrote for dozens of retailers together with Rolling Stone, Playboy, and ESPN.

His 1971 novel, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas – a semi-autobiographical story in regards to the counterculture of the Sixties – was later tailored into a movie starring Johnny Depp.

Other books he penned embody Hells Angels and Generation of Swine.

Colorado officers stated they didn’t have a timeline for the investigation into Thompson’s loss of life and would offer an replace as soon as it was full.

Thompson died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound whereas talking on the telephone along with his spouse.

His son later discovered his physique within the kitchen, based on information experiences.

An investigation into his loss of life discovered no proof of foul play.