> Having an otherwise healthy person perform high-risk experiments on his own body and then drop dead before hitting 30 doesn't leave a whole lot to the imagina

> Having an otherwise healthy person perform high-risk experiments on his own body and then drop dead before hitting 30 doesn't leave a whole lot to the imagination. It leaves a lot actually. There are plenty of stories of otherwise healthy young people dying from an array of ailments. It could have been an undiagnosed condition. It could have been drugs. Perhaps a freak accident in the tank. Or a combination. But until the autopsy results, stop speculating.