Anthony Bourdain’s mother has expressed disbelief that her son’s death was ruled a suicide, claiming he would be the ‘last person’ to commit such an act.
Speaking for the first time since the loss of her son, Gladys Bourdain says she disagrees with authorities over the cause of Anthony’s death.
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Since his passing, news has emerged that Anthony had warned friends and family that Hillary Clinton operatives were threatening to kill him.
Speaking to the New York Times, Gladys Bourdain said:
“He is absolutely the last person in the world I would have ever dreamed would do something like this.”
“He had everything,” his mother told the Times.
“Success beyond his wildest dreams.”
“Money beyond his wildest dreams.”
Bourdain’s death followed that of Kate Spade, a fashion designer who died in an apparent suicide aged just 55.
Spade, like Bourdain, also had ties with Hillary Clinton.
Nytimes.com reports: His mother, Gladys Bourdain, who was a longtime editor at The New York Times, said she had no indication that Mr. Bourdain might have been thinking of suicide. “He is absolutely the last person in the world I would have ever dreamed would do something like this,” Ms. Bourdain said.
“Anthony was a dear friend,” Eric Ripert, a celebrity chef and restaurateur who appeared with Mr. Bourdain on numerous episodes of his shows and was traveling with him at the time of his death, said in a statement. “He was an exceptional human being, so inspiring and generous. One of the great storytellers of our time who connected with so many. I wish him peace. My love and prayers are with his family, friends and loved ones.”
Ms. Bourdain said Mr. Ripert had told her that “Tony had been in a dark mood these past couple of days,” but she had no idea why he might have decided to kill himself. “He had everything,” she said. “Success beyond his wildest dreams. Money beyond his wildest dreams.”
Mr. Bourdain spent more than two decades in professional kitchens, first shucking oysters and washing dishes in a Cape Cod seafood shack and later cooking in high-end Manhattan kitchens, before accepting a friend’s offer to fly him to Mexico if he agreed to write a novel.
It was the start of his second act.
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oh and i thought they were cannibals in the high end of Manhattan Is that were he found out their secrets ?
and dont forget Queen Maximas sister suicided last week too She was 33 i think. But she wasn’t being persecuted by officials or agents of government terrorism attempting to pervert the course of justice ,as if , by revelations of the truths almost everyone already knows anyway.
I agree with Anthony’s mom. My son also is “THE” “LAST” person in the entire world who would EVER die by suicide. EVER!!! Yet I lost my only child to this same horrible death.
I listened to a psychic who recently connected with Anthony Bourdain. He said through her that he was incapacitated and hung by the person who found him. He gave her the impression that the person had stunned him first with a stun gun placed at the back of his head before he hung him. It had to do something Mr. Bourdain refused to do in the present that related to past circumstances 23 years ago.