Chester Bennington's Wife Releases Statement Following His Suicide. On Friday, Talinda Bennington, wife of Chester Bennington, the lead singer for Linkin Park, shared a statement regarding her husband’s death. Last Thursday, the singer died by suicide, he was 41.
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The cause of Chris Cornell’s death has been revealed. The lead singer of Soundgarden and Audioslave was found dead in his bathroom on May 18. His death has been ruled as suicide by the Wayne County Medical Examiner’s Office. Did Chris Cornell leave a suicide note? Why did the singer commit suicide? We have details below.
On May 17, 2017, Chris Cornell was found dead in his hotel room in Detroit. He was only 52 years old at the time of his death. The Wayne County Medical Examiner’s office released a statement confirming the singer’s cause of death saying, “The Medical Examiner has completed the autopsy on 52-year-old Chris Cornell, the Soundgarden musician who died last night in Detroit.” Adding, “The cause of death has been determined as suicide by hanging. A full autopsy report has not yet been completed. There is no additional information at this time.”
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Why Did Chris Hang Himself?
It has been reported that Chris Cornell’s last words to his fans were, “I love you” before leaving the venue of his final show. He is said to have behaved normally and greeted fans and took selfies with them. Chris even told concert goers that he would see them at the band’s upcoming show in Columbus, Ohio. A member of his security team said that Chris did not show any signs of torment and was absolutely normal the night of his death. Once she could not reach the singer in his hotel room, his wife, Vicky Karayiannis, became worried about Chris and asked a friend to check up on him.
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Security at the hotel had to force open his the door to Chris’ hotel room, where he was found dead on the bathroom floor. The autopsy report revealed that Chris hanged himself and was discovered with “a band around his neck.” However, further tests need to be done to determine if Chris Cornell was using drugs and if any narcotics played a role in his suicide. At this point, no suicide letter has been found, but according to Daily News, Chris Cornell had been taking Ativan, an anxiety medication prescribed to him. Reportedly, side effects of Ativan can include suicidal thoughts and impaired judgement.
“Chris, a recovering addict, had a prescription for Ativan and may have taken more Ativan than recommended dosages. The family believes that if Chris took his life, he did not know what he was doing, and that drugs or other substances may have affected his actions,” an attorney for the family, Kirk Pasich, said in a statement.
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Chris’ wife maintains that the singer showed no signs of being distraught and had no suicidal tendencies. She said she spoke to him twice —once during soundcheck and then after the show— before failing to reach him a third time.
Police spokesman Michael Woody said, “We are doing everything to look into this death. There is absolutely no motive at this stage for this suicide. But we hope to be able to bring closure for his family and his fans as soon as possible.” Although Chris Cornell did not leave a suicide note, investigators are still looking into the possibility of drug use.
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Considering multiple reports have claimed that Chris was in good spirits after the concert, the possibility of an accidental suicide must be considered. There are fans who believe that his death is part of a bigger Chris Cornell conspiracy theory which, of course, cannot be confirmed.
It's been nearly a week now since we learned the news that Chester Bennington, the singer from Linkin Park, had committed suicide.
It's still kind of hard to believe, isn't it?
So many of us grew up listening to Linkin Park and their music that allowed us to feel all our feelings.
He was so young, too -- just 41 years old -- and he left behind six children.
As the coroner's report confirmed earlier this week, he died after hanging himself from a bedroom door. His body was found by his housekeeper.
Though Chester didn't leave a note, many people believe his suicide was tied to Chris Cornell's -- the two were close friends, and the day he died was Chris' birthday.
Chester even sang at Chris' funeral.
It's all extremely tragic, so tragic that many of Chester's fellow musicians have taken the time to pay tribute to him.
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The latest to do so is Fred Durst of Limp Bizkit fame.
Limp Bizkit and Linkin Park go way back, so Fred and Chester had been friends for years and years. In a letter he shared with Variety, Fred recalled one of his first memories of him.
'I'm sitting here with my brother Cory and we were talking about when Linkin Park played before us on their first ever show in Europe,' Fred's letter begins.
'They came in our dressing rooms and they were clearly both so excited and so shy. Wes [Borland, Limp Bizkit's guitarist], myself and my brother went and watched their show and doused them in champagne after their performance to congratulate them.'
He wrote that as he watched them perform, he thought to himself 'Chester's voice is going to blow these kids the f-ck up.'
And, of course, he was right.
Read the rest of the letter in full below:
I can say so many wonderful things about the Chester I knew. He had a way of making anyone he spoke to feel heard, understood and significant.
His aura and spirit were contagious and empowering. Often those types of people have so much pain and torture inside that the last thing they want is to contaminate or break the spirit of others.
He would go out of his way to make sure you knew he truly cares. As real and transparent as our conversations would be, he was always the one projecting light on the shadows.
In my last conversation with him, he was holding his two cute puppies and giving me the most selfless and motivational compliments in regards to Limp Bizkit and myself and thanking me for paving the path for bands like Linkin Park.
In return, I told him if it weren't for him and his voice and his words, this genre would never have reached the masses and affected so many lives.
I thanked him for being so courageous and humble and for always being such a gentleman. We laughed and hugged and told jokes as if there would always be a tomorrow for us to meet again.
I want to hug him now and let him know that we all experience our own pain and deal with it our own ways. I know his torture is unique to him, but I would always be here to listen and help in any way I can.
But I won't get that hug and that moment now, which makes me so sad.
Again, our condolences to Chester's friends and family.