RIP Trevor Moore

That twitter post by him seems to contain a piece of insight (I can't elaborate on it in this thread, though). I, sadly, didn't know of him before this thread, hence why I didn't post before.

41 is too early to pass away, this is disturbing. My condolences to his family, death is very hard to deal with. I already experienced the death of my father, and it took a long time for me to recover. Despite being an adult, I suddenly felt a lot more vulnerable, because only a family member would support you even when other people turn away from you.

On a side note, I couldn't find any details of the "accident", as the media rather callously (in my opinion) chose to call it. The best I could find is this: ( www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/celebrities/15812665/comedian-trevor-moore-cause-of-deal-revealed/ )
There can be multiple reasons for why the details are withhold. It is probable that the accident was too embarassing, thus witholding the details is the matter of protecting the family's honor; however, if the possibility of murder is not ruled out, the investigation needs to be pressed.

P.S. I was once impressed by the way Muslims handled death of a family member. A Muslim soldier was murdered during his mandatory military service in Russia (by other servicemen), and the officals tried to present murder as a suicide or a a result of illness. The deception couldn't hold since there is a procedure of handling death that prescribes to wash the body first by none other than the family. There was no tears in the mother's speech, which she began with "They tried to deceive us. " The whole tone of her speech was stoic, unlike what a Russkij would do (Russia is home to people of varying ethnicity and thus associated culture, Russkij is an ethnicity rather than a Russian citizen). If the death is suspected or proven to be the result of murder, no tears need be cast (in public), and the justice needs to be served.