Summary
Officials in Colorado are reviewing the death of journalist Hunter S. Thompson, which was ruled a suicide in 2005. Thompson, known for his book "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas," died at age 67 at his home in Colorado. The review is being done at the request of his widow, but no new evidence has prompted the re-examination.
Key Facts
- Hunter S. Thompson's death is being reviewed 20 years after it was ruled a suicide.
- He died in February 2005 at his home in Woody Creek, Colorado.
- The Colorado Bureau of Investigation is leading the review but not because of new evidence.
- The review aims to provide a clear and honest evaluation for Thompson's family and the public.
- Thompson was a well-known writer, famous for "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas."
- He died from a self-inflicted gunshot while on the phone with his wife.
- His son found his body in the kitchen.
- Initial investigations found no signs of foul play.
