Stephen “tWitch” Boss left a note before committing himself, in which he referred to previous problems.
Stephen “tWitch” Boss, who committed himself, left notes justifying his decision.
According to recent reports, the well-known DJ and dancer Stephen “tWitch” Boss left behind a clue that gave insight on the struggles he encountered in the days leading up to his suicide.
According to law enforcement officials, the message discovered at the location of tWitch’s suicide was a reference to his previous battles.
As previously reported, tWitch, a former employee of “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” committed suicide on Tuesday (December 13). The death of tWitch was announced. The day before he died, the DJ took an Uber from his house to a motel that was less than a mile away.
At the same time, he set his phone to airplane mode so he wouldn’t be disturbed by any incoming phone calls. Allison Holker arrived to a Los Angeles Police Department on Tuesday (Dec. 13) in a state of worry because her husband rarely left the house without his car or ignored her calls.
Her husband, she claims, always returns her calls. A hotel employee discovered the TV personality inside his room after he committed suicide by shooting himself in the head.
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Stephen “tWitch” Boss committed suicide, according to the coroner’s office in Los Angeles County. The coroner’s office has already closed the case file for the dancer and former DJ on The Ellen DeGeneres Show who died inside a motel room on Tuesday, December 13.
His wife Allison, three children—Madddox, Zaia, and stepdaughter Weslie— survive the former So You Think You Can Dance all-star. Allison issued a statement on December 14 in which she revealed his death.
“I have to communicate that my spouse Stephen has left us,” she wrote. It is with the deepest regret.”
“Stephen brought light into every room he walked into. He valued his family, friends, and community above all else. He believed that leading with love and light was the greatest way to go. He was the rock of our family, the best husband and father, and an inspiration to his followers.”
“It would be an understatement to say he left a legacy, and his constructive effect will endure,” she continued. I’m confident that there will never be a day when we don’t remember him. We respectfully seek your privacy during this difficult time for myself and our three children.”
“Stephen, we love you, we miss you, and I’ll always save the last dance for you,” Allison remarked as she wrapped up the night.
Allison reported the incident to LAPD after he did not respond her calls on December 13 and she realized he had left his car at their six-bedroom, seven-bathroom home in the Encino neighborhood.
He did not check out on time, which resulted in the discovery of his death and a 911 call from the motel.
Stephen and Allison had recently celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary four days before his death. They first met in 2010 as all-stars on season 7 of So You Think You Can Dance.
They married in Paso Robles, California, in 2013, and have been raising three children together. Allison was already a mother to 14-year-old daughter Weslie Fowler, and she became a grandma to son Maddox, 6, and daughter Zaia, 3.
