The investigation into Hunter S. Thompson's death, ruled a suicide in 2005, is set to be reviewed 20 years later at the request of his family. While there is no new evidence suggesting foul play, this renewed scrutiny highlights ongoing questions about his life and legacy. It matters because it reflects the enduring impact of Thompson's work and the complexities surrounding his untimely death.

The death of journalist and author Hunter S Thompson is set to be reviewed over 20 years after it was ruled a suicide. His wife has requested a fresh look from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding his passing in 2005. This review could shed new light on a case that has intrigued many and may impact how similar cases are approached in the future.