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Actually without knowing the autopsy results it is the opposite - very suspicious. 35 years old people don't just die at home. Let's hope the results will not b

Actually without knowing the autopsy results it is the opposite - very suspicious. 35 years old people don't just die at home. Let's hope the results will not be that he died of some kind of drug "overdose".

Ergomane 13y ago
If you hear hoof-beats, you'd expect a horse, not a zebra (unless you are on a Safari). It's not that uncommon that 35 year old people die at home. Common causes are suicide, unintentional overdose, aneurysm (brain, AAA), arrhythmia, a fall.
rdouble 13y ago
My friend died last year at age 38. If the cause of death is not released it's usually drug or alcohol related.
- dhughes 13y ago
  Or the code word for something bad "suddenly".
meepmorp 13y ago
My brother died, unexpectedly, at 36. He'd had an apparently long running problem with prescription pills that nobody knew about. I had an aunt (sort of, she died before I was born) who was 25 and went to lie down in the bedroom because she felt unwell; she had an undetected congenital defect in her aorta and bled to death internally. My father in law died of a heart attack at 27 because he had congenital familial hypercholesterolimia. His elder brother died a year later by electrocution. Young people do just die for unobvious reasons, both to the (comparatively) famous and the obscure.
CamperBob2 13y ago
35 year-olds most certainly do die at home. The mechanism of death could have been something highly personal and highly embarrassing, nothing to do with drugs or conspiracies. I once learned more than I bargained for when I asked too many questions at a friend's funeral. If his close family members don't want to elaborate on the circumstances surrounding his death, it is probably best not to press them.
- georgemcbay 13y ago
  Whenever people won't talk about how someone died, I (like most people) immediately assume auto-erotic asphyxiation.
  - nikster 13y ago
    Have some respect, please. R.I.P. a great hacker who left this planet before his time. PS: Also since it's not suspicious we can rule out your theory as anything like that would most certainly be suspicious.
    - georgemcbay 13y ago
      To be clear, I wasn't making a comment about Barnaby Jack's death specifically. I have no idea what happened and if the family would like to keep it to themselves, I fully respect their wishes. I was just making an honest observation that whenever someone dies and people won't talk about it, that's always the first thing that pops into my head, particularly when there is a suggestion of embarrassment involved (which pertains to the person I was responding to, but not Barnaby Jack).

Ergomane 13y ago

If you hear hoof-beats, you'd expect a horse, not a zebra (unless you are on a Safari). It's not that uncommon that 35 year old people die at home. Common causes are suicide, unintentional overdose, aneurysm (brain, AAA), arrhythmia, a fall.

rdouble 13y ago

My friend died last year at age 38. If the cause of death is not released it's usually drug or alcohol related.

dhughes 13y ago
Or the code word for something bad "suddenly".

meepmorp 13y ago

My brother died, unexpectedly, at 36. He'd had an apparently long running problem with prescription pills that nobody knew about. I had an aunt (sort of, she died before I was born) who was 25 and went to lie down in the bedroom because she felt unwell; she had an undetected congenital defect in her aorta and bled to death internally. My father in law died of a heart attack at 27 because he had congenital familial hypercholesterolimia. His elder brother died a year later by electrocution. Young people do just die for unobvious reasons, both to the (comparatively) famous and the obscure.

CamperBob2 13y ago

35 year-olds most certainly do die at home. The mechanism of death could have been something highly personal and highly embarrassing, nothing to do with drugs or conspiracies. I once learned more than I bargained for when I asked too many questions at a friend's funeral. If his close family members don't want to elaborate on the circumstances surrounding his death, it is probably best not to press them.

georgemcbay 13y ago
Whenever people won't talk about how someone died, I (like most people) immediately assume auto-erotic asphyxiation.
- nikster 13y ago
  Have some respect, please. R.I.P. a great hacker who left this planet before his time. PS: Also since it's not suspicious we can rule out your theory as anything like that would most certainly be suspicious.
  - georgemcbay 13y ago
    To be clear, I wasn't making a comment about Barnaby Jack's death specifically. I have no idea what happened and if the family would like to keep it to themselves, I fully respect their wishes. I was just making an honest observation that whenever someone dies and people won't talk about it, that's always the first thing that pops into my head, particularly when there is a suggestion of embarrassment involved (which pertains to the person I was responding to, but not Barnaby Jack).