Over a dozen DLG and Outside people with direct ties and history with Christian have reached out.

Some want to confidentially discuss their relationship, observations or stories as part of their own healing process.

Every single person expressed doubt that Christian would commit suicide.

Here are the facts: (And if you have additional insight into his passing, in any regard, please reach out here).

Father and/or Brother allege Christian became suddenly "depressed" after receiving news about losing a lawsuit on 2/24/24.

This is not only false-- the opposite is true: his trancript reveals that evening Christian engaged in a 14 minute settlement discussion and was looking forward to continuing the dialogue the next day. In other words, Christian was receiving his desired legal result; he had reason for relief, not sadness, and that is reflected in his public evening and morning activities 2/24-2/25.

2) The father informed the medical examiner that Christian suffered from "depression" as the secondary cause of death.

This is False. As part of his ADHD diagnosis and monthly monitoring, Christian was specifically tested for depression and did not fit the criterion. There is no clinical basis to backup that claim.

3) The following morning, 2/25, he allegedly, minutes after texting a friend, hanged himself.

Unlikely. Read on.

Christian was his usual upbeat and positive self before his passing. He exchanged several messages with DLG friends up to about 1 hour before passing.

There is also no evidence of suicidal ideation in any communication or on his devices.

However, he did have an argument with the brother before passing, after the father left the house.

Most importantly:

The medical staff who examined Christian's body noted that there was:

• No evidence of "neck trauma,"
• No problems or obstruction in Christian's airways,
• No damage to his trachea and that he was responsive to CPR.

The apparent ligature marks are of a directionality/placement consistent with non-self imposed infliction.

He didn't die from strangulation; he died from cardiac arrest.

Is it a surprise that this type of event was not properly investigated in Bush AK?

Both brother/father were served subpoenas demanding an autopsy/toxicology report, a deposition, and a forensic inspection of Christian's devices--any of which could explain cause of death and contributing factors.

The brother refused to comply with any legal requirements.

Through other dedicated Dillingham sources and a legal process, we have a better picture.

Christian recorded and documented many things of personal interest to him (this angered the father).

The Cover-Up

We now know what the brother was attempting to hide:

Because of Christian's charismatic personality, he often found himself at the center of an information flow regarding alleged criminal activities and complaints about his father.

In the below exhibits are elements of:

• Substance abuse
• Domestic violence
• Meth/fentanyl distribution
• The brother attempting to get Christian to leave.

Just the tip of the iceberg.

All of which were media compiled and stored by Christian himself.

Again, if you have additional insight, please reach out: HERE

Let Christian's own account tell the story.