Verne Troyer — the “Austin Powers” star who met his untimely demise on April 21 — is the subject of compelling theories uncovered by The National ENQUIRER showing the actor did not commit suicide, as his family suggests, but was in fact murdered! Catch up on more Verne Troyer news here….
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Two renowned investigators have questioned the circumstances surrounding the 49-year-old star’s death, following a
19-day hospitalization for apparent alcohol poisoning. “It definitely could be foul play!” Chicago cop-turned-private eye
Paul Hubel told The ENQUIRER.
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The Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office said the death of the two-foot-eight dwarf remains under investigation, pending toxicology test results. “This should be looked at very carefully,” said former New York Police Department homicide detective Bo Dietl.
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Meanwhile, Hubel noted that Verne’s upbeat social media posts before his death indicated a cheerful man who’d spent time with pals. But he did suggest a possible motive. “According to our information, he’s had apparent conflict with the little person community,” Hubel said.
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Some objected to
Verne’s clownish behavior, which they claim fed to negative perceptions about his condition. Hubel also noted Troyer’s
turbulent personal life, including one relationship that ended with allegations of violence and his filing of a $20 million lawsuit against a onetime lover.
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“Can you intentionally poison someone with alcohol? You can,” Hubel declared. “This is a small man. Anyone can take control of him. You take a hot water bottle with a little hose and you shove it down his throat and force-feed him a lot of alcohol.
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“But it didn’t look like you needed to force-feed this guy alcohol, since
he’s a known drunk,” Hubel added. “You can just give him more and more and say, ‘Drink up!’ and then slip him a barbiturate. This is where the tox report comes in. Foul play is certainly within the realm of possibility.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
Two renowned investigators have questioned the circumstances surrounding the 49-year-old star’s death, following a
19-day hospitalization for apparent alcohol poisoning. “It definitely could be foul play!” Chicago cop-turned-private eye
Paul Hubel told The ENQUIRER.
Photo credit: Getty Images
The Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office said the death of the two-foot-eight dwarf remains under investigation, pending toxicology test results. “This should be looked at very carefully,” said former New York Police Department homicide detective Bo Dietl.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Meanwhile, Hubel noted that Verne’s upbeat social media posts before his death indicated a cheerful man who’d spent time with pals. But he did suggest a possible motive. “According to our information, he’s had apparent conflict with the little person community,” Hubel said.
Some objected to
Verne’s clownish behavior, which they claim fed to negative perceptions about his condition. Hubel also noted Troyer’s
turbulent personal life, including one relationship that ended with allegations of violence and his filing of a $20 million lawsuit against a onetime lover.
Photo credit: Getty Images
“Can you intentionally poison someone with alcohol? You can,” Hubel declared. “This is a small man. Anyone can take control of him. You take a hot water bottle with a little hose and you shove it down his throat and force-feed him a lot of alcohol.
Photo credit: Getty Images
“But it didn’t look like you needed to force-feed this guy alcohol, since
he’s a known drunk,” Hubel added. “You can just give him more and more and say, ‘Drink up!’ and then slip him a barbiturate. This is where the tox report comes in. Foul play is certainly within the realm of possibility.”
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