Originally posted by: CriticusExpert
Nice post, I did read it all (words/reading are my best ability) I do not agree with some of your opinions, but that is because I honestly think SSR had some deeper issues than a simple case of depression, that other people were aware it's true, that maybe it was compounded by external issues that is also true, but we all do a great disservice to him if we reduce his demise to cracking because he was bullied by anyone, let alone the people that are the targets of the anger, as I also believe that there is manipulation and a blame game on, that has nothing to do with SSR and a lot to do with agendas of people who cared very little for him when alive and certainly must not have known him that well, had they known him enough, they would have known he was troubled or upset and reached out to help, those people are just vultures feeding on the dead.
However I do agree with your opinion that the investigation should go on because while a good investigator can figure out a suicide vs a murder very fast, a great investigator who is responsible and ethical would never EVER claim to know all the answers without a thorough investigation including a full post mortem including toxicology reports, all of which takes time and usually at least one MD. So I do agree that a sham was made of the initial investigation, those images should not have been out to the public for a variety of reasons, and when they are out so fast then you know there is a severe leak issue and a bigger corruption issue with some of the most incompetent investigators and the most self serving "friends" and colleagues I have ever seen.
Basically I am of a mind set that you cannot run an investigation in public nor be an emotional investigator, nor listen to thousands of people, because there would be thousands of opinions. Pushing the authorities to do one thing or another to appease the public, will not get justice for SSR if what they pursue are half truths or personal agendas, that is only going to get the vultures an unmerited reward.
In it's entirety it is a heartfelt post you wrote. I know sometimes it is hard to write down opinions and feelings in these forums, for more reasons than I can explain.
I hope you either write or seek to talk to a professional if you yourself are so sad or upset with a public issue that is yet to offer concise answers. Because if the tragedy in a public figures life, changes your personal life, when you do not have all the information, that is not a positive thing.
Thank you for sharing. Regards.
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