[RummyChick]

his gig must have been a good paying one with that expensive of a room..and oh

clean sheets on death bed

[libh8er]

Uh...there is no padding on a baseball bat.

[RayChuang88]

Now you wonder was he a victim of the cabal because he was going to speak out on something....

[struggle]

Stamos’ revenge

[scottinoc]

I loved and continue to love Full House and the quirky 80s-tinged take on wholesome family values. This is a weird case which i expect will be featured on Forensic Files soon.

[lee martell]

Take a seat on Conspiracy Carousel.
It goes round and round.

[lucky american]

Did he have a fetish we didn’t know about?

[nvcdl]

Adjoining room was unlocked - an attacker could have come in from a room adjoining that room and hit him on the head while he was sleeping.

[Flick Lives]

If this was en episode of “Columbo”, this is where the Sargent would say, “Well, looks like an accident.” At which Columbo would find a piece of thread on the floor and say, “Hold on, Sarge.”

[toddausauras]

Sometimes the disrespectful joking on these threads when someone has died irritates me. Don’t be a keyboard jack-off, show a little respect for the departed, have a little class.

[glimmerman70]

He was worth about 50 million. The way the family wanted some things hidden I am thinking maybe he was bi or caught up in a lovers triangle or maybe drugs. Was perhaps something embarrassing.

[3RIVRS]

Probably still a concrete floor. And it’s not like hotels go for the upgraded pad.

[bigbob]

Cover up

[al baby]

It was the Olson twins getting revenge on uncle stinky pinky

[Chewbarkah]

Who benefits by the cause of death being ruled accidental instead of a possible homicide?
What motive would the investigators have to put out false conclusions?

I was leery of the accident theory from the first report. If investigating, I’d want to eliminate all possibility of anyone being in the room before Saget arrived, and that no one entered or left from the time Saget came in to when the police arrived. Are there openable windows or balcony doors? Security cameras? Electronic key software that recorded every time the door opened, including from the inside without the key card?

[ghost.of.patton]

I call BS.

No blood on the pillow from head trauma of that severity?

Whats more plausible: Brain aneurysm from spike protein shot; or a blow to the head by foul play or nasty fall and wicked head contusion with no evidence left behind. How hard would it be to swap in a head facture xray as a cover story...

Occam's razor.

[Carriage Hill]

A hooker did it, with a truncheon.
The PR cover-up continues.

[M Kehoe]

It was the hooker with the candle stick holder in the living room.

5.56mm

[who_would_fardels_bear]

Part of me thinks that if a particular individual has acquired a significant amount of fame and fortune from a large audience, then they owe it to that audience to reveal every detail about their death, regardless of embarrassment to themselves or their often greedy relatives.

If you live in the shadows then you should be able to die in the shadows, but if you got where you were through contributions from adoring fans then you owe them the "rest of the story."

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Sounding more and more like that Bob Crane thing, where the guy was bludgeoned to death in his hotel room.

[KittyKares]

My gosh, that chart shows damage all over his brain from front to back! I wonder if one blow can do all that.