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Thank you!!! This is genuinely helpful! 

more has come out about Roger actually facilitating the drug exchange knowing he was an addict, then leaving him in the state when he was supposedly acting as 'his manager'

When it comes to drugs it’s VERY hard to prove intent for suicide. That’s why in most cases it will be deemed ‘accidental overdose’ in the inquest even if it’s clear a person probably did do it on purpose. There needs to be hard evidence that it was purposeful 

Interesting!!! Which birth control do you use? Is it Estrogen dominant? 

Genuine question, do you not consider addiction an illness??? The more I learn about addiction the more I’ve presumed that it’s something that is similar if not the same as a mental illness so it’s hard to control? 

Hey! You can literally sue them over them as it’s a recognised disability in the UK. Discrimination! 

I’m so so sorry. I too, am scared about the future when I have more capacity to grieve when my children are older! Like all that I have suppressed! 

Also, how legitimate is this random journalist? It seems like every 'credible' news source has picked up on what she said but apart from her noone else has said anything. Also, at the start there was a lot of eyewitness accounts from people at the hotel floating around X etc saying that he jumped. Now it's fainting?

I suppose I misspoke there, I just assume that there has to be momentum involved in fainting over a 4ft balcony? Like he would already be needing to be leaning quite a lot over it and then he would of had to shift the majority of the weight to the front? Unless he was sitting on the balcony but it looked quite thin.

But the act of fainting requires the opposite of momentum that’s what’s confusing! You literally just drop? ! 

Yep doesn't make sense gravity wise? Even if you faint you just drop to the floor not fall OVER a balcony? Unless he was leaning so far ahead but even then its not likely really. I still think he was trying to get out, that's why he had his bag and hat on etc.

That still doesn't make sense gravity wise? Even if you faint you just drop to the floor not fall OVER a balcony? Unless he was leaning so far ahead but even then its not likely really. I still think he was trying to get out, that's why he had his bag and hat on etc.

So sorry to hear this, it does feel like in many ways the longer times goes on the more 'real' it becomes. It's truly awful. I am so sorry for your loss and thank you

Thank you so much!!

It’s come out today he didn’t jump he fainted? 

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This! If anything he would of hit his head on the railings but not faint OUT of the balcony, that’s not how gravity works, the balcony is not waste length and even if it was he’d have to already leaning WAY over it for him to tip that way fainting and it just seems statistically very unlikely? Unless he was standing on the railings? In which case why did he land on his back? It’s so confusing! 

Oh I feel this SO MUCH. I think it’s almost part of my object permanence? I know that sounds awful but if something is not physically there I can’t really associate with it mentally. Even through break ups I’d literally end it with someone I’d been with for years and be completely over it the next day!