Why Did So Many People Deny That Anthony Sedlak Killed Himself a Year Ago?
Question by Jenna: Why did so many people deny that Anthony Sedlak killed himself a year ago?
The Canadian TV cooking show host died at age 29 in July, 2012. Rumors began to fly about what n earth would be the reason for him to die. Some said it was suicide but were shot down by his defenders, saying it was some hidden medical condition. The Coroner in British Columbia finally reported that the death was a result of “intentional ingestion of excessive amounts of cocaine and oxycodone.” SUICIDE. He ended his own life.
Why would people be so stupid to defend him? Just because they LIKED his TV show? Does being a “celebrity” ALWAYS blind fans? Obviously Michael Jackson’s fans would never admit he was a pedophile. But not to be open to the truth of someones drug addiction? What does that say about viewers/fans?
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Answer by AJ
I agree with you completely. There have been cases where the death was somewhat questionable but this is a clear cut case, as confirmed by the coroner. He overdoses on pills and cocaine. Period.
Answer by Shakil
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