The week after his death, a coroner confirmed Flint had died by hanging but not whether he intended to take his own life. So, maybe the coroner saw something that might indicate it was murder? IDK, a guy taking multiple drugs with alcohol, obviously he was unhappy. I can't comment much because I know nothing about this guy other than what I just read. In the circumstances stated, I'd say, suicide would be most likely but I wouldn't rule out misadventure or murder unless I was right on the scene taking notes and photographs and had forensic training.  At least in this case there are indications as to what caused the death. The hanging is the most likely cause but I would test that too. More important, suicide? misadventure? Or murder. I think a good investigator would want to know these things.  In the death of Pua, you can't just walk on the scene of a healthy young man who's just dead, not know why he is dead and how it happened and just say it doesn't look suspicious. WTF? That defies common sense.