Late Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington’s son Jaime Bennington posted some thoughts about his father, who tragically passed away in 2017. Here are some of the thoughts he shared on Instagram. None of these opinions can be proven. You can reach out the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988.
Jamie Bennington talks about Chester Bennington
“I’ll be the first to say it. Given the recent activities of ‘those closest to Chester’ I would bet that IF Chester’s death was MADE to look like a su***de… Both the HUGO BOSS BELT with which he ‘str**gled’ himself and the ALCOHOL found on scene are red herrings.”
“If it were true. A skilled magician would have coupled both Chester’s history with ‘caring too much’ and ‘substance abuse’ to create the illusion of a precedent for su***de. Planted both THE BELT and THE BOTTLES for the purpose of bias confirmation. And then, used his ‘death’ as a natural mechanism for the shaping of international mental health awareness.”
“If such a magician exists, I would wager that the confusion of the ritual would be designed to do the following: 1). Create an ambiguous context through which privilege and hierarchy could be used to shape Reply to the narrative depending on the needs of the narrative.”
2). Utilize the socio- emotional energies of Chester’s para-social status to both a). encourage the fan base to personally invest in and resonate with the confirmed precedent of sui**de, b). discourage those who ‘lack privilege’ from looking into the su**de.”
Linkin Park recently unveiled a new single titled “The Emptiness Machine” from their upcoming album From Zero which marks the band’s first release of new music in several years. The band performed in a live stream event on September 5th to announce their comeback.
The addition of Emily Armstrong drew mixed reactions from the fans and Mike Shinoda also addressed the same. However, Chester’s widow, Talinda Bennington seemingly approved of the band’s choice to replace Chester. It didn’t sit well with Jamie.
